Error 1934 User Installations Disabled

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from Exchange 200x or 2010ArticlesTutorialsGuidesFAQRemote SupportDownloadsNewsMain Site Knowledgebase > Technical Bulletins > User Installations are Disabled by Policy on the Machine *Bulletin ID* A2E_163 *Last Review* 05/11/2007 *Revision* 1.0 *Previous IDs* None *Obsoletes* None ERROR: User Installations Are Disabled By Policy on the Machine Summary Group policies may be set to prevent per-user installation of applications (as opposed to installation for all users on the machine). This especially applies to servers running Terminal Services, which disables per-user installations by default. Add2Exchange should not be installed on Terminal Servers. Symptom The installation fails with the error: User installations are disabled via policy on the machine. Description https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/b61a5eb1-deea-4b22-a35f-4afc9537d6c1/user-installations-are-disabled-via-policy?forum=winserverGP Terminal Services or manual editing of the group policies of the server on which Add2Exchange is being installed may be set to prevent the installation of applications that do not make themselves available to all users. Because of Add2Exchange’s special role on the server, the installation process will only install and make itself available under the Add2Exchange Service Account. The process does not give http://support.diditbetter.com/kb/a2e_163.aspx the option to install for all users because no other user has the privileges necessary for the Add2Exchange Console to function properly. The Group Policy Object editor (gpedit.msc) may have been used to edit the policy for user installations. You should consult with any other administrators in your organization to determine why this policy has been set and what impact it will have to unset the policy if you should so choose. Resolution If Terminal Services is the cause for having disabled per-user installations, the ideal resolution is to separate Terminal Services from the Synchronization Server (the server on which Add2Exchange is installed). It is up to your organization to determine the best deployment of services on your available hardware. If you determine that you cannot install on any other server, you may attempt to temporarily enable per-user installations on the server in question. THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE IS NOT WARRANTIED BY DIDITBETTER SOFTWARE AS BEING FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND IS PROVIDED AS-IS. DIDITBETTER SOFTWARE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL ADVERSE IMPACT RESULTING FROM ITS USE. From the Start menu, click Run… In the Run�

1934 - User installations are disabled via policy on http://cpumd.com/KB1039464 the machine Common customer description: Can't install this third party software I get error 1934 Probing questions: Were you able to install software before? https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.HOWTO21660.html When did this start? Where is it trying to install to? Steps to isolate: Normally Group Policy governs this but if there are user installations no policies setup and this is still an issue proceed to the next part. Steps to resolve: This error indicates that User Installs have been disabled via the DisableUserInstalls policy. The value is set per machine in the following area of the registry, with a 1 indicating user installations are the policy is in effect and a 0 (or missing entry) indicating it is not: Key: HKLMSoftwarePoliciesMicrosoftWindowsInstaller Value: DisableUserInstalls Data: 1 (If it is set to a 1 then change it to a 0 and this should fix it) Type: REG_DWORD Additional considerations: Before you change the registry key have a Tier Two work with you to verify this actually needs to be changed. Can't InstallDisabled via PolicyError 1934 Post navigation Previous PostQwinsta and Rwinsta usage KB1039597Next PostServices Stopped - KB1039609 Leave a Reply Cancel reply You must be logged in to post a comment. The doctor is in! Search for: Categories 365 Powershell 3rd Party Software Anti-Virus Backups Desktop DNS Email Exch Powershell Firewall Google Apps Internet Licensing MAC Network Office 365 Outlook Phone Printers RDP Scripting Server Spam Filter VPN Website Windows Updates Proudly powered by WordPress

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