Local Installation Source - doens't happen

[RayT]

Trying to upgrade our Office XP to 2003, 200 nodes, and make life a little
easier by creating Local Installtaion Source on all client machines so when
the next Service Pack comes out the CD will not be required. Wonderful
documentation on how to do this but the Local Installation Caching will not
work. I created a network share, Compressed CD image, and created a
transform, modified the setup.ini file as well. The office 2003 installs
fine applying my setup.ini settings as well as my transform settings except
where is my Local Installation Source? From my log file i see the following:

Failed to download file: DW20.ADM_1033.
Error 0x8007000f
Failed to download file.
Retrying error for resource: DW20.ADM_1033
Download retry 0 failed: 0x8007000f
Download retry 1 failed: 0x8007000f
Download retry 2 failed: 0x8007000f
Error 0x8007000f
failed to wait for file
LocalCache has failed. Exiting...
Shutting down chained setup processing.

So is there a reason that the local installation source caching fails, what
is Microsofts stance on this issue? It's obviously some sort of bug, what is
the fix?

 

[ELEMENT]

Hi there,
as far as I know when installing Ofiice 2003 from a network share using
the SETUPPRO.EXE command, it automatically creates a MSOCache folder
(hidden by default an only can be accessed by the local Administrators
group). At tis point,. it is highly important that the Office source
files are not an administrative installation (I don't know if you mean
that by saying "compressed CD image), so just copy-paste the content of
the original Office 2003 CD into the network share and then proceed to
install Office 2003 using the SETUPPRO.EXE. You can use the TRANSFORMS
or modify the SETUPPRO.INI to customize your installation.
You may use the LISTool (free download from Microosft) to perform a
Recaching of Office 2003 installations once it is already installed on
computers, you can even perfom a silent/customized rechaching using
LISTool.exe commands. For more info: LISToll.exe /?

I hope all this helps.

Regards.

 

[ELEMENT]

Hi there,
as far as I know when installing Ofiice 2003 from a network share using
the SETUPPRO.EXE command, it automatically creates a MSOCache folder
(hidden by default an only can be accessed by the local Administrators
group). At tis point,. it is highly important that the Office source
files are not an administrative installation (I don't know if you mean
that by saying "compressed CD image), so just copy-paste the content of
the original Office 2003 CD into the network share and then proceed to
install Office 2003 using the SETUPPRO.EXE. You can use the TRANSFORMS
or modify the SETUPPRO.INI to customize your installation.
You may use the LISTool (free download from Microosft) to perform a
Recaching of Office 2003 installations once it is already installed on
computers, you can even perfom a silent/customized rechaching using
LISTool.exe commands. For more info: LISToll.exe /?

I hope all this helps.

Regards.

 

[ELEMENT]

Hi there,
as far as I know when installing Ofiice 2003 from a network share using
the SETUPPRO.EXE command, it automatically creates a MSOCache folder
(hidden by default an only can be accessed by the local Administrators
group). At tis point,. it is highly important that the Office source
files are not an administrative installation (I don't know if you mean
that by saying "compressed CD image), so just copy-paste the content of
the original Office 2003 CD into the network share and then proceed to
install Office 2003 using the SETUPPRO.EXE. You can use the TRANSFORMS
or modify the SETUPPRO.INI to customize your installation.
You may use the LISTool (free download from Microosft) to perform a
Recaching of Office 2003 installations once it is already installed on
computers, you can even perfom a silent/customized rechaching using
LISTool.exe commands. For more info: LISToll.exe /?

I hope all this helps.

Regards.

 

[ELEMENT]

Hi there,
as far as I know when installing Ofiice 2003 from a network share using
the SETUPPRO.EXE command, it automatically creates a MSOCache folder
(hidden by default an only can be accessed by the local Administrators
group). At tis point,. it is highly important that the Office source
files are not an administrative installation (I don't know if you mean
that by saying "compressed CD image), so just copy-paste the content of
the original Office 2003 CD into the network share and then proceed to
install Office 2003 using the SETUPPRO.EXE. You can use the TRANSFORMS
or modify the SETUPPRO.INI to customize your installation.
You may use the LISTool (free download from Microosft) to perform a
Recaching of Office 2003 installations once it is already installed on
computers, you can even perfom a silent/customized rechaching using
LISTool.exe commands. For more info: LISToll.exe /?

I hope all this helps.

Regards.

 

[ELEMENT]

Hi there,
as far as I know when installing Ofiice 2003 from a network share using
the SETUPPRO.EXE command, it automatically creates a MSOCache folder
(hidden by default an only can be accessed by the local Administrators
group). At tis point,. it is highly important that the Office source
files are not an administrative installation (I don't know if you mean
that by saying "compressed CD image), so just copy-paste the content of
the original Office 2003 CD into the network share and then proceed to
install Office 2003 using the SETUPPRO.EXE. You can use the TRANSFORMS
or modify the SETUPPRO.INI to customize your installation.
You may use the LISTool (free download from Microosft) to perform a
Recaching of Office 2003 installations once it is already installed on
computers, you can even perfom a silent/customized rechaching using
LISTool.exe commands. For more info: LISToll.exe /?

I hope all this helps.

Regards.

 

[ELEMENT]

Hi there,
as far as I know when installing Ofiice 2003 from a network share using
the SETUPPRO.EXE command, it automatically creates a MSOCache folder
(hidden by default an only can be accessed by the local Administrators
group). At tis point,. it is highly important that the Office source
files are not an administrative installation (I don't know if you mean
that by saying "compressed CD image), so just copy-paste the content of
the original Office 2003 CD into the network share and then proceed to
install Office 2003 using the SETUPPRO.EXE. You can use the TRANSFORMS
or modify the SETUPPRO.INI to customize your installation.
You may use the LISTool (free download from Microosft) to perform a
Recaching of Office 2003 installations once it is already installed on
computers, you can even perfom a silent/customized rechaching using
LISTool.exe commands. For more info: LISToll.exe /?

I hope all this helps.

Regards.

 

[ELEMENT]

Hi there,
as far as I know when installing Ofiice 2003 from a network share using
the SETUPPRO.EXE command, it automatically creates a MSOCache folder
(hidden by default an only can be accessed by the local Administrators
group). At tis point,. it is highly important that the Office source
files are not an administrative installation (I don't know if you mean
that by saying "compressed CD image), so just copy-paste the content of
the original Office 2003 CD into the network share and then proceed to
install Office 2003 using the SETUPPRO.EXE. You can use the TRANSFORMS
or modify the SETUPPRO.INI to customize your installation.
You may use the LISTool (free download from Microosft) to perform a
Recaching of Office 2003 installations once it is already installed on
computers, you can even perfom a silent/customized rechaching using
LISTool.exe commands. For more info: LISToll.exe /?

I hope all this helps.

Regards.

 

[ELEMENT]

Hi there,
as far as I know when installing Ofiice 2003 from a network share using
the SETUPPRO.EXE command, it automatically creates a MSOCache folder
(hidden by default an only can be accessed by the local Administrators
group). At tis point,. it is highly important that the Office source
files are not an administrative installation (I don't know if you mean
that by saying "compressed CD image), so just copy-paste the content of
the original Office 2003 CD into the network share and then proceed to
install Office 2003 using the SETUPPRO.EXE. You can use the TRANSFORMS
or modify the SETUPPRO.INI to customize your installation.
You may use the LISTool (free download from Microosft) to perform a
Recaching of Office 2003 installations once it is already installed on
computers, you can even perfom a silent/customized rechaching using
LISTool.exe commands. For more info: LISToll.exe /?

I hope all this helps.

Regards.

 

[RayT]

Thank you for the reply however that doesn't help me at all. If you refer to
all documentation a compressed CD image is indeed a copy of the MS office
2003 pro CD onto a network drive. So I am NOT creating an uncompressed
administrative share, it's a copy of the CD. In order to have a Local
Installation Source created the installation source must be uncompressed,
that is what I’m doing. I searched the entire CD and I do not see any file
called SetupPro.exe, I'm using a volume license CD not retail. I've also
downloaded the updated setup.exe, version 11.0.6176.0, and that doesn't seem
to help either. I can get the installation to happen but the end result is I
do not get that hidden MSOCache folder, i.e. no Local Installation Source as
indicated by the log file in my original post "Local Cache has failed". Why
are the possible reasons that this part of the install fails? I'm attempting
to roll out a Office 2003 pro upgrade and simply would like to install the
application and create a Local Installation Source in one shot. I do not
want to run that LIS tool as, according to the documentation, the Local
Installation Source should happen during my initial install. Look at my log
file below, what causes a '0x8007000f' error?

Ray T

 

[RayT]

Thank you for the reply however that doesn't help me at all. If you refer to
all documentation a compressed CD image is indeed a copy of the MS office
2003 pro CD onto a network drive. So I am NOT creating an uncompressed
administrative share, it's a copy of the CD. In order to have a Local
Installation Source created the installation source must be uncompressed,
that is what I’m doing. I searched the entire CD and I do not see any file
called SetupPro.exe, I'm using a volume license CD not retail. I've also
downloaded the updated setup.exe, version 11.0.6176.0, and that doesn't seem
to help either. I can get the installation to happen but the end result is I
do not get that hidden MSOCache folder, i.e. no Local Installation Source as
indicated by the log file in my original post "Local Cache has failed". Why
are the possible reasons that this part of the install fails? I'm attempting
to roll out a Office 2003 pro upgrade and simply would like to install the
application and create a Local Installation Source in one shot. I do not
want to run that LIS tool as, according to the documentation, the Local
Installation Source should happen during my initial install. Look at my log
file below, what causes a '0x8007000f' error?

Ray T

 

[RayT]

Thank you for the reply however that doesn't help me at all. If you refer to
all documentation a compressed CD image is indeed a copy of the MS office
2003 pro CD onto a network drive. So I am NOT creating an uncompressed
administrative share, it's a copy of the CD. In order to have a Local
Installation Source created the installation source must be uncompressed,
that is what I’m doing. I searched the entire CD and I do not see any file
called SetupPro.exe, I'm using a volume license CD not retail. I've also
downloaded the updated setup.exe, version 11.0.6176.0, and that doesn't seem
to help either. I can get the installation to happen but the end result is I
do not get that hidden MSOCache folder, i.e. no Local Installation Source as
indicated by the log file in my original post "Local Cache has failed". Why
are the possible reasons that this part of the install fails? I'm attempting
to roll out a Office 2003 pro upgrade and simply would like to install the
application and create a Local Installation Source in one shot. I do not
want to run that LIS tool as, according to the documentation, the Local
Installation Source should happen during my initial install. Look at my log
file below, what causes a '0x8007000f' error?

Ray T

 

[RayT]

Thank you for the reply however that doesn't help me at all. If you refer to
all documentation a compressed CD image is indeed a copy of the MS office
2003 pro CD onto a network drive. So I am NOT creating an uncompressed
administrative share, it's a copy of the CD. In order to have a Local
Installation Source created the installation source must be uncompressed,
that is what I’m doing. I searched the entire CD and I do not see any file
called SetupPro.exe, I'm using a volume license CD not retail. I've also
downloaded the updated setup.exe, version 11.0.6176.0, and that doesn't seem
to help either. I can get the installation to happen but the end result is I
do not get that hidden MSOCache folder, i.e. no Local Installation Source as
indicated by the log file in my original post "Local Cache has failed". Why
are the possible reasons that this part of the install fails? I'm attempting
to roll out a Office 2003 pro upgrade and simply would like to install the
application and create a Local Installation Source in one shot. I do not
want to run that LIS tool as, according to the documentation, the Local
Installation Source should happen during my initial install. Look at my log
file below, what causes a '0x8007000f' error?

Ray T

 

[RayT]

Thank you for the reply however that doesn't help me at all. If you refer to
all documentation a compressed CD image is indeed a copy of the MS office
2003 pro CD onto a network drive. So I am NOT creating an uncompressed
administrative share, it's a copy of the CD. In order to have a Local
Installation Source created the installation source must be uncompressed,
that is what I’m doing. I searched the entire CD and I do not see any file
called SetupPro.exe, I'm using a volume license CD not retail. I've also
downloaded the updated setup.exe, version 11.0.6176.0, and that doesn't seem
to help either. I can get the installation to happen but the end result is I
do not get that hidden MSOCache folder, i.e. no Local Installation Source as
indicated by the log file in my original post "Local Cache has failed". Why
are the possible reasons that this part of the install fails? I'm attempting
to roll out a Office 2003 pro upgrade and simply would like to install the
application and create a Local Installation Source in one shot. I do not
want to run that LIS tool as, according to the documentation, the Local
Installation Source should happen during my initial install. Look at my log
file below, what causes a '0x8007000f' error?

Ray T

 

[RayT]

Thank you for the reply however that doesn't help me at all. If you refer to
all documentation a compressed CD image is indeed a copy of the MS office
2003 pro CD onto a network drive. So I am NOT creating an uncompressed
administrative share, it's a copy of the CD. In order to have a Local
Installation Source created the installation source must be uncompressed,
that is what I’m doing. I searched the entire CD and I do not see any file
called SetupPro.exe, I'm using a volume license CD not retail. I've also
downloaded the updated setup.exe, version 11.0.6176.0, and that doesn't seem
to help either. I can get the installation to happen but the end result is I
do not get that hidden MSOCache folder, i.e. no Local Installation Source as
indicated by the log file in my original post "Local Cache has failed". Why
are the possible reasons that this part of the install fails? I'm attempting
to roll out a Office 2003 pro upgrade and simply would like to install the
application and create a Local Installation Source in one shot. I do not
want to run that LIS tool as, according to the documentation, the Local
Installation Source should happen during my initial install. Look at my log
file below, what causes a '0x8007000f' error?

Ray T

 

[RayT]

Thank you for the reply however that doesn't help me at all. If you refer to
all documentation a compressed CD image is indeed a copy of the MS office
2003 pro CD onto a network drive. So I am NOT creating an uncompressed
administrative share, it's a copy of the CD. In order to have a Local
Installation Source created the installation source must be uncompressed,
that is what I’m doing. I searched the entire CD and I do not see any file
called SetupPro.exe, I'm using a volume license CD not retail. I've also
downloaded the updated setup.exe, version 11.0.6176.0, and that doesn't seem
to help either. I can get the installation to happen but the end result is I
do not get that hidden MSOCache folder, i.e. no Local Installation Source as
indicated by the log file in my original post "Local Cache has failed". Why
are the possible reasons that this part of the install fails? I'm attempting
to roll out a Office 2003 pro upgrade and simply would like to install the
application and create a Local Installation Source in one shot. I do not
want to run that LIS tool as, according to the documentation, the Local
Installation Source should happen during my initial install. Look at my log
file below, what causes a '0x8007000f' error?

Ray T

 

[RayT]

Thank you for the reply however that doesn't help me at all. If you refer to
all documentation a compressed CD image is indeed a copy of the MS office
2003 pro CD onto a network drive. So I am NOT creating an uncompressed
administrative share, it's a copy of the CD. In order to have a Local
Installation Source created the installation source must be uncompressed,
that is what I’m doing. I searched the entire CD and I do not see any file
called SetupPro.exe, I'm using a volume license CD not retail. I've also
downloaded the updated setup.exe, version 11.0.6176.0, and that doesn't seem
to help either. I can get the installation to happen but the end result is I
do not get that hidden MSOCache folder, i.e. no Local Installation Source as
indicated by the log file in my original post "Local Cache has failed". Why
are the possible reasons that this part of the install fails? I'm attempting
to roll out a Office 2003 pro upgrade and simply would like to install the
application and create a Local Installation Source in one shot. I do not
want to run that LIS tool as, according to the documentation, the Local
Installation Source should happen during my initial install. Look at my log
file below, what causes a '0x8007000f' error?

Ray T

 

[neo [mvp outlook]]

Does your cache section of the setup.ini look like:

[Cache]
CDCACHE=2
LOCALCACHEDRIVE=C
DELETABLECACHE=0
PURGE=0


You also mention the use of a transform, for the life of me, I want to say
there is an option at the end about deleting the setup files at the end.
Did you modify that setting? (Setup files in this case is the LIS)

Outside of that, I'm using the original setup executable and not the updated
one that is part of the Office 2003 Resource Kit. I believe that setup
supports the use of "ENFORCECACHE=1" under the "[Cache]" section. If you
stick with the setup.exe from the resource kit, make sure you add the
enforcecache setting.

/neo

PS - The error number 0x8007000f just means that it went back to
installation location (LIS or network location depending on installation
method) and the source files are not present.

 

[neo [mvp outlook]]

Does your cache section of the setup.ini look like:

[Cache]
CDCACHE=2
LOCALCACHEDRIVE=C
DELETABLECACHE=0
PURGE=0


You also mention the use of a transform, for the life of me, I want to say
there is an option at the end about deleting the setup files at the end.
Did you modify that setting? (Setup files in this case is the LIS)

Outside of that, I'm using the original setup executable and not the updated
one that is part of the Office 2003 Resource Kit. I believe that setup
supports the use of "ENFORCECACHE=1" under the "[Cache]" section. If you
stick with the setup.exe from the resource kit, make sure you add the
enforcecache setting.

/neo

PS - The error number 0x8007000f just means that it went back to
installation location (LIS or network location depending on installation
method) and the source files are not present.

 

[neo [mvp outlook]]

Does your cache section of the setup.ini look like:

[Cache]
CDCACHE=2
LOCALCACHEDRIVE=C
DELETABLECACHE=0
PURGE=0


You also mention the use of a transform, for the life of me, I want to say
there is an option at the end about deleting the setup files at the end.
Did you modify that setting? (Setup files in this case is the LIS)

Outside of that, I'm using the original setup executable and not the updated
one that is part of the Office 2003 Resource Kit. I believe that setup
supports the use of "ENFORCECACHE=1" under the "[Cache]" section. If you
stick with the setup.exe from the resource kit, make sure you add the
enforcecache setting.

/neo

PS - The error number 0x8007000f just means that it went back to
installation location (LIS or network location depending on installation
method) and the source files are not present.