Sp3 fails file name

Definitely seems related to SCS. Maybe it's some of the new features of SP3 detailed here:. I'll have to play around with those settings maybe, but again, we publish a couple dozen packages and it's just this one overly large package that has this issue So workaround is obviously to mount this package, and I would assume that you open a ticket with Microsoft to resolve the error?

Content required by an application could not be retrieved from the network. Check your network connection and try again. Environment : - 4 RDS R2 with app-v 5. Operation attempted: Mount Package. Internal error detail: 74F02C2C The application started correctly after that! I was going to contact Microsoft but I know their first suggestion would be to bring everything up to AppV5SP3 level, so I was going to do that first.

Database, publishing and management servers. DB update was at PM my time in the screenshot, infrastructure update completed around PM, server was rebooted several times which always generated an error message, then server was online around PM with numerous users launching the application without issue for the first launch. As you can see, no more error messages after the update. The stream fault fails with a length of 0x Of all my packages the ones highlighted have exhibit this issue:.

Long story short, size is definitely a factor. MS is still investigating this internally. If I create a shortcut direct to the. I have confirmed this error exists in 5. If the package is fully mounted then there is no error. Issue only occurs with Shared Content Store. Well, I jumped the gun, again. It is not fixed. I still have this issue with AppV 5. The application should start successfully the next time it is launched. We are also experiencing this issue. Our solution thus far, is to have a prelaunch script 'start' the application, check to see if it's started and if not, restart it.

The issue we have with this check is that it's very CPU expensive when you have a lot of processes. Same issue here with the June servicing release which I assume is HF4, it's the latest version. We run these add-ins using RunVirtual on locally installed applications. Now whenever a user logs on to our XenApp environment Outlook automatically launches which is when the error pops up and Outlook fails to start. If the user then manually clicks on the Outlook icon it will launch without any issues so it looks like some timing issue where App-V is not ready yet and the application already wants to start.

This is indeed with SCS mode only, this does not happen when you mount the package but that kinda destroys the entire purpose of App-V 5 especially on our provisioned servers so that's no option. We get the error on the connection group as well, not on the package.

If I remove the SAP package everything is fine again. I also did a full package cleanup, manually removing all unwanted files and registry entries from the package but it still fails. Anyway size has definitely to do with it I'm sure. I will try to get rid of the Appdata from the SAP package and try again.

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Wednesday, April 10, AM. Download, Fix, and Update Sp3. Average User Rating. View Other sp3. General sp3. Error loading sp3. Failed to register sp3. Runtime Error - sp3. The file sp3. Runtime Error! How to Fix sp3. Step 1: Restore your PC back to the latest restore point, "snapshot", or backup image before error occurred.

In the search results, find and click System Restore. Follow the steps in the System Restore Wizard to choose a relevant restore point.

Restore your computer to that backup image. If the Step 1 fails to resolve the sp3. You'll be prompted with a permission dialog box. In the box, click " YES ". You should have a black screen with a blinking cursor. SFC will begin scanning for sp3. Follow any on-screen commands to complete the process. Please be aware that this scan might take a while, so please be patient while it is working.