XP64 2 XP64 install software using WMI
I try to install a .exe remote onto my gaming PC. I know the .exe exists but the call gives me an error.
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" product call install true,"", "C:setup.exe"
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041002
Description = Not found
Facility = WMI
C:WINDOWS>
The location of the exe-File I Like to run is
c:setup.exe
If I execute bios get serialnumber no such error message occour
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" bios get serialnumber /value
SerialNumber=JVZSZS2
C:WINDOWS>
Maybe security issue
I tried wmic product list who should realy give me a list of installed programs. That there is a error-message let me think it is a security issue:
C:WINDOWS>wmic product list
Node - E
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041010
Description = Invalid class
Facility = WMI
C:WINDOWS>
windows wmi
asked Dec 12 '18 at 8:14
Peter Rader
8012
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I try to install a .exe remote onto my gaming PC. I know the .exe exists but the call gives me an error.
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" product call install true,"", "C:setup.exe"
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041002
Description = Not found
Facility = WMI
C:WINDOWS>
The location of the exe-File I Like to run is
c:setup.exe
If I execute bios get serialnumber no such error message occour
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" bios get serialnumber /value
SerialNumber=JVZSZS2
C:WINDOWS>
Maybe security issue
I tried wmic product list who should realy give me a list of installed programs. That there is a error-message let me think it is a security issue:
C:WINDOWS>wmic product list
Node - E
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041010
Description = Invalid class
Facility = WMI
C:WINDOWS>
windows wmi
asked Dec 12 '18 at 8:14
Peter Rader
8012
can you show the location of the file you are looking to run? Also, are you certain the username and password are present on the machine you are running the file on.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:21
@Stese I am absolutly sure the username and password is correct and the file exists.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:27
does that user have access to that file in that location? Maybe move it to C:users<user>documents and see if it works there.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:32
@Stese I moved that file toC:Documents and SettingsSpielenMy Documentssetup.exe, modified the command but it still gives the same error message.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:35
@Stese Sincewmic product listreturns the same error on the "Spiele"-pc non-remote, I think it is a security issue.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:44
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I try to install a .exe remote onto my gaming PC. I know the .exe exists but the call gives me an error.
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" product call install true,"", "C:setup.exe"
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041002
Description = Not found
Facility = WMI
C:WINDOWS>
The location of the exe-File I Like to run is
c:setup.exe
If I execute bios get serialnumber no such error message occour
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" bios get serialnumber /value
SerialNumber=JVZSZS2
C:WINDOWS>
Maybe security issue
I tried wmic product list who should realy give me a list of installed programs. That there is a error-message let me think it is a security issue:
C:WINDOWS>wmic product list
Node - E
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041010
Description = Invalid class
Facility = WMI
C:WINDOWS>
windows wmi
asked Dec 12 '18 at 8:14
Peter Rader
8012
I try to install a .exe remote onto my gaming PC. I know the .exe exists but the call gives me an error.
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" product call install true,"", "C:setup.exe"
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041002
Description = Not found
Facility = WMI
C:WINDOWS>
The location of the exe-File I Like to run is
c:setup.exe
If I execute bios get serialnumber no such error message occour
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" bios get serialnumber /value
SerialNumber=JVZSZS2
C:WINDOWS>
Maybe security issue
I tried wmic product list who should realy give me a list of installed programs. That there is a error-message let me think it is a security issue:
C:WINDOWS>wmic product list
Node - E
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041010
Description = Invalid class
Facility = WMI
C:WINDOWS>
windows wmi
windows wmi
asked Dec 12 '18 at 8:14
Peter Rader
8012
asked Dec 12 '18 at 8:14
Peter Rader
8012
edited Dec 12 '18 at 9:03
asked Dec 12 '18 at 8:14
Peter Rader
8012
asked Dec 12 '18 at 8:14
Peter Rader
8012
asked Dec 12 '18 at 8:14
Peter Rader
8012
8012
can you show the location of the file you are looking to run? Also, are you certain the username and password are present on the machine you are running the file on.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:21
@Stese I am absolutly sure the username and password is correct and the file exists.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:27
does that user have access to that file in that location? Maybe move it to C:users<user>documents and see if it works there.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:32
@Stese I moved that file toC:Documents and SettingsSpielenMy Documentssetup.exe, modified the command but it still gives the same error message.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:35
@Stese Sincewmic product listreturns the same error on the "Spiele"-pc non-remote, I think it is a security issue.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:44
add a comment |
can you show the location of the file you are looking to run? Also, are you certain the username and password are present on the machine you are running the file on.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:21
@Stese I am absolutly sure the username and password is correct and the file exists.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:27
does that user have access to that file in that location? Maybe move it to C:users<user>documents and see if it works there.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:32
@Stese I moved that file toC:Documents and SettingsSpielenMy Documentssetup.exe, modified the command but it still gives the same error message.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:35
@Stese Sincewmic product listreturns the same error on the "Spiele"-pc non-remote, I think it is a security issue.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:44
can you show the location of the file you are looking to run? Also, are you certain the username and password are present on the machine you are running the file on.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:21
can you show the location of the file you are looking to run? Also, are you certain the username and password are present on the machine you are running the file on.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:21
@Stese I am absolutly sure the username and password is correct and the file exists.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:27
@Stese I am absolutly sure the username and password is correct and the file exists.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:27
does that user have access to that file in that location? Maybe move it to C:users<user>documents and see if it works there.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:32
does that user have access to that file in that location? Maybe move it to C:users<user>documents and see if it works there.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:32
@Stese I moved that file to
C:Documents and SettingsSpielenMy Documentssetup.exe, modified the command but it still gives the same error message.– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:35
@Stese I moved that file to
C:Documents and SettingsSpielenMy Documentssetup.exe, modified the command but it still gives the same error message.– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:35
@Stese Since
wmic product list returns the same error on the "Spiele"-pc non-remote, I think it is a security issue.– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:44
@Stese Since
wmic product list returns the same error on the "Spiele"-pc non-remote, I think it is a security issue.– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:44
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I know the .exe exists but the call gives me an error.
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" product call install true,"", "C:setup.exe"
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041002
Description = Not found
Facility = WMI
This usually means that the Windows Installer provider is not installed.
WMI is installed by default on all Windows desktop and server
platforms. However, certain WMI providers may or may not be installed,
depending on the OS release and configuration. For example, the SNMP
provider is not enabled by default, and the Windows Installer provider
(MSI provider) is not installed by default on 64-bit operating
systems. For more information about the availability of a specific
provider, see WMI Providers.
(emphasis mine)
Source Operating System Availability of WMI Components - Windows applications | Microsoft Docs
The provider is an optional component on Windows 64-bit desktop and server operating systems, but can be installed through the Control panel.
Source Windows Installer Provider | Microsoft Docs
- Open the Control Panel.
- Go to Add or Remove Programs.
- Select Add/Remove Windows Components.
Double-click Management and Monitoring Tools.
This action opens a secondary window displaying additional
selections.
- Select WMI Windows Installer Provider check box.
- Click OK to return to the Windows Components Wizard window.
- Click Next.
You might be asked for the Windows installation CD to complete this
process.
Source Enable WMI Windows Installer provider | ServiceNow Docs
answered Dec 12 '18 at 8:56
DavidPostill♦
103k25224258
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I know the .exe exists but the call gives me an error.
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" product call install true,"", "C:setup.exe"
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041002
Description = Not found
Facility = WMI
This usually means that the Windows Installer provider is not installed.
WMI is installed by default on all Windows desktop and server
platforms. However, certain WMI providers may or may not be installed,
depending on the OS release and configuration. For example, the SNMP
provider is not enabled by default, and the Windows Installer provider
(MSI provider) is not installed by default on 64-bit operating
systems. For more information about the availability of a specific
provider, see WMI Providers.
(emphasis mine)
Source Operating System Availability of WMI Components - Windows applications | Microsoft Docs
The provider is an optional component on Windows 64-bit desktop and server operating systems, but can be installed through the Control panel.
Source Windows Installer Provider | Microsoft Docs
- Open the Control Panel.
- Go to Add or Remove Programs.
- Select Add/Remove Windows Components.
Double-click Management and Monitoring Tools.
This action opens a secondary window displaying additional
selections.
- Select WMI Windows Installer Provider check box.
- Click OK to return to the Windows Components Wizard window.
- Click Next.
You might be asked for the Windows installation CD to complete this
process.
Source Enable WMI Windows Installer provider | ServiceNow Docs
answered Dec 12 '18 at 8:56
DavidPostill♦
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I know the .exe exists but the call gives me an error.
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" product call install true,"", "C:setup.exe"
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041002
Description = Not found
Facility = WMI
This usually means that the Windows Installer provider is not installed.
WMI is installed by default on all Windows desktop and server
platforms. However, certain WMI providers may or may not be installed,
depending on the OS release and configuration. For example, the SNMP
provider is not enabled by default, and the Windows Installer provider
(MSI provider) is not installed by default on 64-bit operating
systems. For more information about the availability of a specific
provider, see WMI Providers.
(emphasis mine)
Source Operating System Availability of WMI Components - Windows applications | Microsoft Docs
The provider is an optional component on Windows 64-bit desktop and server operating systems, but can be installed through the Control panel.
Source Windows Installer Provider | Microsoft Docs
- Open the Control Panel.
- Go to Add or Remove Programs.
- Select Add/Remove Windows Components.
Double-click Management and Monitoring Tools.
This action opens a secondary window displaying additional
selections.
- Select WMI Windows Installer Provider check box.
- Click OK to return to the Windows Components Wizard window.
- Click Next.
You might be asked for the Windows installation CD to complete this
process.
Source Enable WMI Windows Installer provider | ServiceNow Docs
answered Dec 12 '18 at 8:56
DavidPostill♦
103k25224258
add a comment |
I know the .exe exists but the call gives me an error.
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" product call install true,"", "C:setup.exe"
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041002
Description = Not found
Facility = WMI
This usually means that the Windows Installer provider is not installed.
WMI is installed by default on all Windows desktop and server
platforms. However, certain WMI providers may or may not be installed,
depending on the OS release and configuration. For example, the SNMP
provider is not enabled by default, and the Windows Installer provider
(MSI provider) is not installed by default on 64-bit operating
systems. For more information about the availability of a specific
provider, see WMI Providers.
(emphasis mine)
Source Operating System Availability of WMI Components - Windows applications | Microsoft Docs
The provider is an optional component on Windows 64-bit desktop and server operating systems, but can be installed through the Control panel.
Source Windows Installer Provider | Microsoft Docs
- Open the Control Panel.
- Go to Add or Remove Programs.
- Select Add/Remove Windows Components.
Double-click Management and Monitoring Tools.
This action opens a secondary window displaying additional
selections.
- Select WMI Windows Installer Provider check box.
- Click OK to return to the Windows Components Wizard window.
- Click Next.
You might be asked for the Windows installation CD to complete this
process.
Source Enable WMI Windows Installer provider | ServiceNow Docs
answered Dec 12 '18 at 8:56
DavidPostill♦
103k25224258
I know the .exe exists but the call gives me an error.
C:WINDOWS>wmic /node:"Spiele" /user:"Spielen" /password:"XXX" product call install true,"", "C:setup.exe"
ERROR:
Code = 0x80041002
Description = Not found
Facility = WMI
This usually means that the Windows Installer provider is not installed.
WMI is installed by default on all Windows desktop and server
platforms. However, certain WMI providers may or may not be installed,
depending on the OS release and configuration. For example, the SNMP
provider is not enabled by default, and the Windows Installer provider
(MSI provider) is not installed by default on 64-bit operating
systems. For more information about the availability of a specific
provider, see WMI Providers.
(emphasis mine)
Source Operating System Availability of WMI Components - Windows applications | Microsoft Docs
The provider is an optional component on Windows 64-bit desktop and server operating systems, but can be installed through the Control panel.
Source Windows Installer Provider | Microsoft Docs
- Open the Control Panel.
- Go to Add or Remove Programs.
- Select Add/Remove Windows Components.
Double-click Management and Monitoring Tools.
This action opens a secondary window displaying additional
selections.
- Select WMI Windows Installer Provider check box.
- Click OK to return to the Windows Components Wizard window.
- Click Next.
You might be asked for the Windows installation CD to complete this
process.
Source Enable WMI Windows Installer provider | ServiceNow Docs
answered Dec 12 '18 at 8:56
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103k25224258
answered Dec 12 '18 at 8:56
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answered Dec 12 '18 at 8:56
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answered Dec 12 '18 at 8:56
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can you show the location of the file you are looking to run? Also, are you certain the username and password are present on the machine you are running the file on.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:21
@Stese I am absolutly sure the username and password is correct and the file exists.
– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:27
does that user have access to that file in that location? Maybe move it to C:users<user>documents and see if it works there.
– Stese
Dec 12 '18 at 8:32
@Stese I moved that file to
C:Documents and SettingsSpielenMy Documentssetup.exe, modified the command but it still gives the same error message.– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:35
@Stese Since
wmic product listreturns the same error on the "Spiele"-pc non-remote, I think it is a security issue.– Peter Rader
Dec 12 '18 at 8:44