Application Virtualization Client Error 997
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0 Sign in to vote -------------------------------------------------------- Initialized client log (C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Application Virtualization Client\sftlog.txt) [04/27/2010 15:55:48:087 ???? INF] {tid=360} App-V filter loaded. [04/27/2010 15:55:48:103 VSCM INF] {tid=360} Starting Virtual Service Control Manager. [04/27/2010 15:55:49:819 JGSW INF] {tid=360} application virtualization client download The Application Virtualization file system was initialized successfully. [04/27/2010 15:55:50:037 INTF WRN] {tid=360} The Application Virtualization Client Core initialized correctly. Installed Product: Microsoft Application Virtualization Desktop Client Version: 4.6.0.20200 Install Path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Application Virtualization Client Global Data Directory: C:\Application Virtualization Client\ Machine Name: EC-TESTLAB-01 Operating System: Windows 7 32-bit Service Pack 0.0 Build 7600 OSD Command: [04/27/2010 15:55:50:068 SRVC INF] {tid=360} ---- The Application Virtualization Client Service version 4.6.0.20200 has started ---- [04/28/2010 09:52:48:853 SRVC WRN] {tid=81C} Failed unregistering callback tracking connected process termination (error: 997). End result: no default application Verified server is running, app pathing is correct, assignment is correct: \\app
2011 madvirtualizer 1 comment You may have encountered problem with slow logons, slow startups, and slow access to applications when using App-V in conjunction with security software known as Trusteer Rapport. The Trusteer Rapport issue is timing related. It also appears to application virtualization client could not launch excel have a signficant effect on Windows XP machines (since the App-V Client service cannot application virtualization client service is not running be set to a delayed start.) For information on Trusteer Rapport, this is their own support page: http://www.trusteer.com/support According to their application virtualization client 3057 FAQ, it is currently listed as not being compatible with App-V and that they're working with the vendor to resolve it. From their FAQ, as it's not entirely easy to find: http://www.trusteer.com/support/faq/supported-platforms There's a section under https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/e788c2fb-c175-45aa-9f4f-0c5f3f423adb/failed-unregistering-callback-tracking-connected-process-termination-error-997?forum=mdopappv there about "are there any known conflicts" which leads to the app-v page: http://consumers.trusteer.com/appv and here: http://consumers.trusteer.com/compatibility-other-security-software Why is it happening? There is contention when you startup as this software is preventing SFTLIST from completing initialization. This is the SFT Listener process which is a primary component of the App-V Client service. If you combine this with SFTTRAY launching at startup (within the "Run" registry key) as well as combining this with https://madvirtualizer.wordpress.com/tag/sftdcc/ SFTDCC loading in USERINIT (to support DC Refresh upon login if configured) - the resulting negative user experience ranges extremely slow logons to virtual applications never being available. So What are your Options? You can uninstall Trustee Rapport or you can try to get them working together by leveraging KB 973756 which takes SFTTRAY /autostart out of the run key. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/973756 Step two in this article may turn you off as it requires putting the App-V client service in manual startup mode. Also note - some customers have gotten success with the delayed start feature on Windows 7 for the App-V client service. - Steve Thomas Categories: App-V Tags: antivirus, AppV, security software, sftdcc, sftlist, sfttray, slow logon, trusteer rapport Is it the “System” that’s really too busy to complete the request or is itApp-V? August 3, 2011 madvirtualizer Leave a comment Chances are, if you have deployed App-V in a large-scale TS/RDS environment, you may have come across this intermittent error message: Application Virtualization Error - The System is too busy to complete the request. If the problem persists, please report it to your system administrator Sometimes it is followed by a specific error code. Error code 1690140A-200001CD The error may even follow another error such as: The Application Virtualization client coul
install thisupdate March 20, 2014 madvirtualizer Leave a comment If you are currently still running MED-V 2.0, be very aware of a known issue. If you install the RDP/RDC 8.1 update for Windows https://madvirtualizer.wordpress.com/category/rds/ 7 SP1, you may notice after installing the update, you are seeing application crashes of the MED-V Workspace. This update is labeled KB2830477. It was originally released last year and there were sporadic reports of problems with MED-V hosts running it. It has recently been re-released (February 11, 2014) and I have noticed many more reports of this occurring. This issue has been reported for application virtualization both XP Mode and MED-V in the Technet forums as well. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/ffe5c710-9fb1-4540-9d85-9d76e3a79846/kb2830477-causes-problems-in-wn7-x64-and-xp-mode?forum=w7itprovirt Right now, there is an investigation ongoing. I would advise in the meantime that you do not install this update on MED-V hosts. If you have already installed this update on MED-V hosts and are experiencing the problem, you can simply uninstall the update and the issues should disappear. Please note that this is application virtualization client an optional update. This update is not needed for MED-V or Windows 7 functionality. It is not a security update either. It may provide enhanced features if you need to connect your Windows 7 host to Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2012 R2-based RDP Sessions or RemoteApps. Here is the subsequent KB article on the update: KB2830477: “Update for RemoteApp and Desktop Connections feature is available for Windows” http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2830477/en-us Categories: MED-V, RDS, VPC Tags: kb2830477, MEDV, medv v2, rdc, rdp, remoteapp, xpmode MED-V: More Detail on Full-Screen vs. SeamlessMode November 26, 2013 madvirtualizer Leave a comment I recently had a customer inquire further as to how the mechanics differ between all of the application modes in MED-V. I would have thought this far into the life cycle of MED-V that I had gone into enough detail on the subject. Turns out, while the article I wrote on TechNet a couple of years back (http://blogs.technet.com/b/medv/archive/2011/06/02/med-v-v2-why-would-an-application-fail-in-seamless-mode-when-it-succeeded-in-full-desktop-mode.aspx) gave a good high-level explanation, more clarification is needed. So in addition to the information I laid out back in 2011, I’ve done some more diving into RAIL (Remote Applications Installed Locally) the inline VPC implementation of TSRemoteApp (now called RemoteApp) whe