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Cannot install Virtual Server 2005 R2 enterprise x64 on Vista timatx64 with SP2

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 05/29/2009
From: JunkMan <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

I am having problems installing Virtual Server 2005 R2 Enterprise on my
Vista Ultimate x64 with SP2

I have formatted my PC and reinstalled a clean OS, moving from Vista
Ultimate x86 to x64 with SP2. I researched the web and did the
installation of IIS7 as detailed in various websites. (CGI, II6 config
compatability etc)

When I try to install Virtual Server, first indication that there was
going to be a problem was when I get to the page showing the port
Virtual Server was going to use ... it was BLANK ! (I was expecting 80
as I have installed the same on Vista Ultimate x86 and got it working
before)

True enough, in the final page before install I get a message that
installing the Administration Website requires IIS and the
administration service to be running and it will not let me install, so
installion did not even start !

Clearly the install did not detect the webserver at all. To verify all
is well with IIS7, I pointed IE to the local machine and I see the
default IIS7 webpage so IIS7 is running.

I have no way to install Virtual Server 2005 R2 Enterprise.
Has anyone encountered this problem and how do you solve it ?

--
JunkMan

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Re: Cannot install Virtual Server 2005 R2 enterprise x64 on Vista timatx64 with SP2

Sent: 05/29/2009
From: JunkMan <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Hi All,

I solved the problem minutes after my earlier post so I am posting here
for the benefit of anyone else who may be experiencing the same problem.

Although I was logged in as administrator, you need to "run as"
administrator for the Virtual Server installation executable. If you do
not, you may see the dialog box as in my post above without a hint that
it could be a permission problem !

regards !

--
JunkMan

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