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TFS 2018–Installation failure

Didn’t had my best day yesterday as I was trying to rollout Team Foundation Server 2018 at a customer.

When we tried to start the installation, it failed while installing the .NET Framework 4.7 with a not-so-clear error message “Cannot find object or property”.

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Inside the setup log, we found a little more information:

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i319: Applied execute package: netfxfullredist, result: 0x80092004, restart: None

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]e000: Error 0x80092004: Failed to execute EXE package.

[1AC0:00A8][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i351: Removing cached package: netfxfullredist, from path: C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\76054141A492BA307595250BDA05AD4E0694CDC3\

[1AC0:00A8][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i372: Session end, registration key: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{2b3bf919-c7d8-41a9-bff7-734a9750b00c}, resume: None, restart: None, disable resume: No

[1AC0:00A8][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i330: Removed bundle dependency provider: {2b3bf919-c7d8-41a9-bff7-734a9750b00c}

[1AC0:00A8][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i352: Removing cached bundle: {2b3bf919-c7d8-41a9-bff7-734a9750b00c}, from path: C:\ProgramData\Package Cache\{2b3bf919-c7d8-41a9-bff7-734a9750b00c}\

[1AC0:00A8][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i371: Updating session, registration key: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{2b3bf919-c7d8-41a9-bff7-734a9750b00c}, resume: None, restart initiated: No, disable resume: No

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  Apply Complete: Disk Space Used in bytes for Installation:  MaxAppDrive: 0  MaxSysDrive: 2208534528  AppDrive: 0  SysDrive: 1619668992

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  Free Disk Space after install:  SystemDrive C:\ 32985960448 bytes  AppDrive C:\ 32985960448 bytes

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  Go to Finished page.

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  Watson Bucketting Parameters

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  P1 - tfs_trial

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  P2 - 16.131.27701.1

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  P3 - 16.131.27701

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  P4 - Install

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  P5 - netfxfullredist

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  P6 - Install

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  P7 - 0x80092004

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  P8 -

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i000: MUX:  P9 -

[1930:1564][2018-08-16T09:54:05]i399: Apply complete, result: 0x80092004, restart: None, ba requested restart:  No

It is clearly a problem with the installation of the .NET Framework and searching for the error code 0x80092004 gave some results.

Unfortunately every solution we found and tried didn’t solve the problem. Sad smile

To be continued…

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