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Java or trying to upgrade the latest version of Java a file that is required cannot be installed because the cabinet file has an invalid signature from Java.com, a message box pops up with error message similar to: Error 1330. A file invalid digital signature error with a cab file that is required cannot be installed because the cabinet file C:........\Java\jre1.6.0_13\Data.cab has an invalid digital signature. This may indicate the file is corrupt. CAUSE This could possibly be caused by a problem
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with the Java installer, or a bad server connection. It is also possible that the digital signature of the Data1.cab file got corrupted during the download process. SOLUTION Please follow the steps below for resolving this issue. Remove any traces of the failed Java installation by uninstalling Java Download and install the Windows offline installer package. Help Resources Installing Java Remove Older Versions Disable Java Using Java General Questions Mobile Java Security Support Options Select Language | About Java | Support | Developers | Feedback Privacy | | Terms of Use | Trademarks | Disclaimer Oracle
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and Visual Studio. Another Possible Workaround for Error 1330 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ December 11, 2008 by Heath Stewart (MSFT) // 12 Comments 0 0 0 When installing Visual Studio 2008, you might run into an error dialog that reads, Error https://java.com/en/download/help/error_1330.xml 1330.A file that is required cannot be installed because the cabinet file D:\cab1.cab has an invalid digital signature. This may indicate that the cabinet file is corrupt. The path and name of the cabinet may be different, but might often be D:\cab1.cab, where D: refers to your DVD drive. How to workaround this issue Some time ago I blogged that you should try copying the installation locally as in some cases this is related to brief https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/heaths/2008/12/11/another-possible-workaround-for-error-1330/ network disconnects or disc read lag, or even a bad burn of an ISO image. You should still try that and other methods in some of the comments on that post first since those are for more likely problems. If you do not have Internet access, or have a restrictive firewall or proxy, setup may be failing to verify the signature because it cannot access the online certificate revocation list (CRL). This is most likely if you encounter the error on cab1.cab for VS2008 or MSDN. You’ll need a copy of setreg.exe which is available in the .NET Framework SDK, which is now part of the Windows SDK. By default, a revocation list is checked so Internet access is required. At any user privilege level, you can run the following command to disable CRL checks using option 3: setreg.exe 3 FALSE If you still cannot install VS2008 or MSDN with the same error 1330, make sure that option 9 is set to its default value of FALSE. If this option is TRUE, then the timestamp server is queried for a CRL as well and will fail under the same conditions. Description of the issue During installation, Windows Installer calls WinVerifyTrust() to verify that a signed file is valid. By default, a certificate revocation list (CRL) is downloaded and queried to determine if that certificate has been rev
(Error1330) For security reasons, our network is completely disconnected from the Internet. And I mean completely… we are not allowed to connect, ever. In this situation, you quickly realize almost every vendor assumes you have Internet access (really? https://windowshell.wordpress.com/2010/09/10/java-runtime-installation-failure-error-1330/ people still assume) and management of your network becomes harder by an order of magnitude. http://www.dabcc.com/java-runtime-installation-failure-error-1330-updated-june-30-2011-for-jre-update-26/ As an example, earlier this week, I was trying to create an install package for the latest JRE, version 6 update 21. I ended up getting an error 1330, invalid digital signature in data1.cab during the installation process. After some research, I came across the following forum posts: http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5403715 and http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5380073 EDIT: Sorry, I know these links error 1330 are broken, but Oracle changed the forum structure when Sun got gobbled by them and I haven't had the time, or patience, to find where they went. Personally, I consider this an HFE failure (the fact that the links broke when the site was migrated). Shame on you Oracle. Based on our connectivity (or lack of it), I realized this was due to the fact that JRE has a CAB file that uses a invalid digital signature VeriSign code signing certificate that is NOT part of the Microsoft Root CA list. To make matters worse, the CAB wants to run a CRL check that goes back to VeriSign. After fiddling around trying different security options to bypass the CRL check, I finally gave up and went another way. It turns out, that this issue only affects the JRE installer that is available for general consumer download. The JDK, on the other hand, has a copy of the JRE as part of the package that doesn't have this issue. The bad part, is that the JDK makes you install, well, JDK stuff in addition to the JRE (which is an option). Of course, I took this on as a challenge to split out the JRE as a standalone installer. Most installers work the same way. You download a single file and the file extracts all of the actual installation files into a temporary directory. Since we only want the JRE from the JDK package, we will begin the install process. Do not continue with the installer, or exit it. Doing either action will cause the temporary files to be deleted. At this point, the files are extracted to a temp directory located at: C:\Users\
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