Java 1722 Error Code
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the following failure in the Event Viewer under application: 1722 - There is a problem with this Windows Installer package. A program run as part of the setup
Error 1772 Windows Installer Package
did not finish as expected. With a little modification in the MSI file error 1722 windows installer package windows 8 (of course in the MST) and a file copy before deployment it will run. Here are the steps to error 1722 fsx windows 10 fix the problem: Download the current runtime from the Oracle Website in the OFFLINE version: link Extract the MSI from the “jre-8u25-windows-i586.exe” or “jre-8u25-windows-x64.exe” by starting the installation. When the first screen http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_programs/error-code-1722-when-java-was-trying-to-install-an/3fe421a7-2b36-4b29-b570-0eae7b65d5cb appears, you will find the extracted MSI file (jre1.8.0_25.msi) in the folder“%LOCALAPPDATA%Low\Sun\Java\jre1.8.0_25”or “%LOCALAPPDATA%Low\Sun\Java\jre1.8.0_25_x64” if extracting the x64 Java Runtime. Copy the MSI to another folder like C:\data Cancel the Java setup. Open the MSI with ORCA or an MSI Editing tool and create a MST File and change the following settings: Open the table “CustomAction” and select the row “installexe”. Change the value in https://sccmfaq.wordpress.com/2014/12/20/deploy-java-8-update-25-error-1722/ the field “Type” to 3074 (or Hex 0x0C02). This will set the NoImpersonate bit. My additional PROPERTIES in the MST file are the following: AUTO_UPDATE=0AUTOUPDATECHECK=0JU=0JAVAUPDATE=0EULA=0SPONSORS=0WEB_JAVA_SECURITY_LEVEL=HWEB_ANALYTICS=0 I know, not all Update Fields are needed, but like this I am sure, that Java is not updating automatically . SAVE the MST File Unfortunately this is not enough. Now you’ll have another error: “Unable to install Java. Unable to open file C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\java.settings.cfg” To solve this, you’ve to create the missing file BEFORE running the installation. You can add this to the MST File or copy it before running the main installation with a batch file or similar. Create a blank file named “java.settings.cfg” and copy it to “%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Oracle\Java”. The file can stay blank, because our install options are in the MSI / MST File. Good luck and hope it will work also in your environment! cuChris Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Written by Chris Greuter Posted in Java, Software Deployment 8 comments 30/01/2015 - 05:46 Steve This worked for me. Thanks so much! Reply 23/02/2015 - 22:22 Pingback: How to obtain the JAVA MSI installe | Software Knowledge Base 27/02/2015 - 18:14 Juston Th
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Installer problem. It often occurs while you attempt to install a new computer program for the first time. Part of the reason this problem might happen is because you may have an outdated version of Java, or you might have an unstable computer environment.In the worst-case scenario, you may be experiencing a 1722 error because you have no Java installed on your computer at all. Nowadays, this is an essential program and you are advised to download and set up this software immediately so you can properly run games, videos, music, and more.Install Java: One Important Step Towards Getting Rid of Error Code 1722Important Note: You are advised to have your computer scanned to find out if you have this program or the correct version of it before you install a new one.Here is a short guide to installing the correct version of Java on your computer:Go to Java.com. Here you will find some of the most current Java versions. Choose the one you think suits your needs the best, and download it. However, you may want to follow the second step before you continue. Click on “Do I Have Java?” Right now, it is located about halfway down the Java home page. This leads to a page that has a link you can click that says, “Verify Java Version.” This will tell you if you have it on your PC at all plus what version is installed. You may receive a prompt that asks you if you really want to search for Java on your PC. Click “Okay” or “Yes” if you do. Follow the instructions to download this program. If you have Java on your computer already, you probably will see a confirmation screen that says something like “Congratulations. You have the recommended version installed.” It usually also will tell you what version you have. However, if you don't, just follow the instructions you see to help you obtain the right version of this software to help you run your PC correctly. (Java.com guides you step-by-step throughout the installation process.) Other Java Error 1722 Information: Windows Upgrade Issues You might experience Error 1722 more frequently while trying to upgrade from one operating system to the next. To further explain, many people may not even realize they need a new version of this software when upgrading to Windows 7 or 8 from XP. However, all you need to do is follow the steps you see above to make Java work the way