4605F3-1690140A-20000194 Error On APP-V Client PC When Launching Application

/ March 25th, 2010/ Posted in APP-V / 3 Comments »

After installing APP-V server and setting up the default application to send out to clients the clients received the 4605F3-1690140A-20000194 error and it was seen on the client PC after launching a virtualized application.

the log files located on the server in:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft System Center App Virt Management Server\App Virt Management Server\logs

Showed errors such as:
 “Invalid root path : \\SERVNAME\Applications
“Package file not found: F:\APP-V Data\DefaultApp\DefaultApp.sft.

Resolution

1. Verify the root under the system options is set correctly to a UNC path and everything is set correctly in the package

 2. Verify HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\SoftGrid\4.5\Server
SOFTGRID_CONTENT_DIR key points to the correct content directory (64Bit Server)
Physical Location (f:\blah\blah)

3. Verify root_path in the APP-V database points to the same directory as CONTENT_DIR

4. Make sure the permissions on the directory are set correclty. If the App-V Service is running under LOCAL SYSTEM apply full access to the computer name. If the Account is running under NETWORK SERVICE apply full access to NETWORK SERVICE built in name.

5. Make sure the Share Permissions are configured the same as the directory permissions.


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3Comments

  1. Andre
    2010/11/25 at 05:50:27

    Hello,

    I have another issue on a LWS server. When I give the HWS server path to load the OSD and the ICO files, no problem, it’s working, I changed the ASR in the client to stream the SFT in the LWS server, and is working, but when I change the OSR and the ISR, the software didn’t appear in the applications pane of the client.

    Any idea ?

    Thanks.

  2. Jamie
    2010/06/23 at 12:15:51

    No problem

  3. Drexciya
    2010/04/11 at 08:40:21

    It’s rather stupid that this happens to me all the time with the default app.
    Every app I add myself works like a charm. Why doesn’t the installer by default set the content share UNC path, it’s just so stupid.

    That default app is configured in just about every wrong way that is possible. Is that meant to be a challenge or what?

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