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Article: Last Published: Ratings: 4 Product s : NetBackup. Problem Error It takes a couple of tries to get it. Go back thru and make sure you take ownership. Then close it all out and try it again. I typically get it after passes. BTW, after several years have passed, many 'new' versions were released, the setup routines still do a really miserable job A setup runs silently in the background and the user does something with the machine or the power fails, etc.
Quite often the Autodesk setups just don't manage to recover from the things they have already 'done to' the machine Obviously a setup which can recover from unexpected failures his is not in the focus of Autodesk at all.
Bottom line: Still they same manual recovery procedures are required as a few years ago Nothing changed DId i mention that the full Autodesk design suites installation takes AGES even on really fast machines with ssd drives. So there is plenty of time for something to interfere with the process. Is Windows 10 the same method? I'm looking in the registry but can't find the Owner tab to be able to follow the correct steps. In the remediation manual, explicitly forgot one more point - 7.
Repeat until the key failure errors appear. I ran into this problem while trying to uninstall Maya The suggested solution of setting the owner for the Components key and all subkeys did, however, not work even after repeating it several times. I ran into the same error message as other users have posted: That I was unable to set the owner for the current key or some subkeys. However, I found what was causing the problem, so I thought I post an update here if anyone else should run into the same problem.
I'm doing this on Windows 7, so the exact wording and layout for setting permissions may be different on other versions.
The general process should still work, though. The problem in my case was that the relevant subkeys lacked permissions altogether thus also lacking the permission to set the owner of the key. It's an easy fix, though. Before switching to the Owner tab in the Advanced Security Settings dialogue box, select the Administrators group in the list box and check that it has full control. If not, just click the Edit button and give the Administrators group full control. Check the box to replace all child object permissions with inheritable permissions from this object.
This should give the Administrators group permissions to change the owner on subkeys. That should set the appropriate permissions for the Administrators group as well as take ownership of the entire subtree. Hope this saves someone an entire OS reinstall. Notice: updates available for Apache Log4j vulnerabilities. See the security advisory on the Autodesk Trust Center for more information.
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