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Return Code: 1282 or 21 or 1612

Article ID: 4064
Last updated: 13 Jul, 2010

Error Description:

Installing Q local 2 and you get this message “Unable to install SQL Server Express 2005 (SSEE)”.
 
QLocalInstall.log shows:
 
Return code was 1282.
Return code was 21.
 
Summary.txt shows:
 
Return code was 1282.
Return code was 21.
To install Microsoft SQL Server 2005, COM+ should work.

Resolution:

This error message/ Return codes show a possible corruption in the Windows COM+ catalog or DTC Service.
 
If you determine that there is a problem with the COM+ catalog or the DTC Service then you can mention that there are links on the MS site that indicate how to rebuild the COM+ catalog. If the user is interested, they can use the search feature on support.microsoft.com.
 
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FIX OPERATING SYSTEM PROBLEMS FOR THE CUSTOMER! WE CANNOT BECOME RESPONSIBLE FOR FIXING WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM COMPONENTS.
 
 To confirm this follow the troubleshooting steps below.
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Troubleshooting:
Have the user perform all of the following checks to get a clear picture as to whether or not COM+ or Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC) are corrupted:
 
A. Check Component Services
1. Go to Component Services (located in Control Panel\Administrative Tools)
2. Click/highlight Component Services in left pane
3. Double-click "Computers" icon now showing in right pane
 
*NOTE* IF COM+ is corrupted, you’ll get errors when trying to access Component Services
 
4. Double-click "My Computer" icon in right pane. You should see 3 or 4 folders.
5. Have the user navigate to the "COM+ Applications" folder as well as the    Distributed Transaction Coordinator
 
B. Checking Services
(Right-click My Computer -> Manage -> Services & Applications -> Services)
 
Have the user check the following services.
                        COM+ Event System
                        COM+ System Application
                         Distributed Transaction Coordinator
 
The Services have to be present. They don’t actually have to be started. They must not be disabled. Many of these services are started on demand - especially if the startup type is Manual.
Article ID: 4064
Last updated: 13 Jul, 2010
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