When they tried to install the automatic SP3 installation there was a problem after approximately 30 minutes, just after a Restore Point had been made within the update. The family want to update to SP3 simply because Microsoft have been progressively reducing support for earlier service packs.
Although the contents appear to be identical to that used through the official download service, the CD enabled installation of the SP3 without any further problems. Regards, Hank Arnold. Say yes and reboot. Have had NO Problems since.
The couple had system images of the original SP2 installation for each system box — and they worked! Once those updates had been installed a further 12 updates were provided! Then, about an hour after finishing the updates, SP3 was offered. But you can go directly to SP3. A SP3 kit you can find over the internet, easily. Better use it, not connecting to the MS.
I just upgraded today a system from SP2 to SP3 using a kit, and worked very fine. After applying all the patches for SP3, you can have a system completely safe. This is the only thing well done by MS, because they do not want to offer anymore support for winXP. They made it stable now. This is probably too late. If it were me, I would have imaged the drives to an external Dock with an internal drive shoved into it See very recent posts where Lee and I are singing their praises.
In fact it is not to late to do that, in case the upcoming repair attempts stuff your drives OSs even further. Regarding the MS Updates agh! Because SP3 is cumulative in regard to previous SP updates. No doubt there are then updates to SP3, which I suppose one has to tolerate them being done via the web mutter, mutter.
No Account? This allows the passwords to be re-encrypted for the new domain. If you are not switching domains when upgrading, you may skip this task. First, remove the existing repository connection, using the Portal Administration Tools:. Note: Be sure to write down all the configuration information you will need to re-enter.
If you are moving to a new domain when upgrading, you'll need to re-encrypt any passwords that are used to access WSRP portlets. Encryption is domain-specific so it needs to be updated when switching domains. If you are deploying your application as an EAR file, this needs to be done manually with the EncryptDomainString command-line utility which is used to generate an encrypted password and then place that encrypted password into the application-config.
The application must already exist in the new domain. When passwords are re-entered using the Service Administration tool, they are automatically encrypted.
However, the Portal Administration Tool cannot be used if you have already compressed your application to an EAR file. After the Service Administration tool is used to edit attributes, the file is saved and automatically passwords are encrypted, as shown in Listing :. Listing Encrypted Passwords in application-config. When upgrading applications that are stored as EAR files, you must manually update the encryption. The command line utility prints a domain specific encrypted string.
Listing Clear text Passwords in application-config. If you need to change an administrator's password for any reason, simply changing the password will result in having to rebuild and redeploy the EAR. This is time-consuming and counterproductive. Instead, you can work around this problem by doing the following:. After you install a new service pack that includes portal library updates, you must update the libraries in the applications you have developed.
Updating overwrites the existing libraries. After the portal application libraries are updated, a window appears; continue to the next step. To apply the service pack library updates to portal applications already deployed in production, redeploy those applications after you have updated them in WebLogic Workshop.
See Step 4: Redeploy the Upgraded Application for deployment instructions. If any manual upgrade tasks are required for your particular environment, perform those tasks as instructed. Upgrade Guide Upgrading to Service Pack 4 This section provides instructions for applying Service Pack 4 SP4 changes to your portal applications after you install that service pack. Redeploy upgraded application to your production environment. Perform manual upgrade tasks to enable SP4 enhancements.
Shut down the WebLogic Server if it is running. The WebLogic Server must be shut down while performing the database schema upgrade steps. You should perform a full backup of all files currently on your computer to an external drive, such as another hard drive, DVD, CD, USB or network folder.
You can use the Backup and Restore Wizard to backup documents, photos and other files. This procedure will help you repair if the installation fails. Close all programs 7. Perform the installation as described in the section below.
Important If the configuration of your antivirus software does not allow changes to certain files, the installation of SP3 will fail. Therefore, please temporarily disable antivirus software. You can do this by right-clicking on the antivirus program icon usually in the lower right corner of the screen and clicking Disable.
If antivirus software is disabled before installing the service pack, make sure you understand the risks involved and activate the antivirus software as soon as the installation package is complete. Website provides you with a link to Windows Update, from which you can install SP3.
To install SP3 1. If this window does not appear, click Start , click Run , type Drive: Autorun.
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