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This removal instruction is for Vista, but is the latest I have. This Tool Works in all version of Windows Old and New. Was anything else deactivated. The message might mention API-ms-win-crt-heap-l1-1-0. Hi Tore and anyone else interested. Adding Apple Application Support to the system path would probably help with the DLL that haven't registered properly, but only if those are the only copies. 
Api Ms Win Crt Runtime L1 1 0dll Is Missing Fix Method 2 - After that let the tool complete its run. Some of the more common types of DLL error include Corefoundation.
Hi Brian, Thank you for the incredible effort that you have put in to create this tool! It makes deployment such a piece of cake!! Should this be changed to the default Farm Account? It makes deployment such a piece of cake!! Should this be changed to the default Farm Account? My apologies for that. I am not suggesting using separate account for each and every service, that will surely be an overkill. Folks could then choose to either go with a common account for all services or use specific domain accounts if they so choose to depending upon their requirements. It just makes it a little simpler to configure the farm. Ashok I have just built 3 SharePoint 2016 Farm with December 2016 CU. All the 3 Farms had their Central admin content database requiring upgrade. I had to run: Get-SPWebApplication -IncludeCentralAdministration? I tried without AutoSPInstaller and still got the same problem. I am using the lastest version of AutoSPInstaller and I am getting the following error after the binaries are setup and at the beginning of installing service applications. I am using Server 2016 and sql server 2016 developer edition on a seperate se3rver 2016 server. I am setting up Sharepoint 2016 with a single web front end and separate database server in my lab. I have attached my input file as wel - Waiting for Metadata service... Online - Creating Metadata Service Application... I am using the lastest version of AutoSPInstaller and I am getting the following error after the binaries are setup and at the beginning of installing service applications. I am using Server 2016 and sql server 2016 developer edition on a seperate se3rver 2016 server. I am setting up Sharepoint 2016 with a single web front end and separate database server in my lab. I have attached my input file as wel - Waiting for Metadata service... Online - Creating Metadata Service Application... Why this is happening? Shouldn't the installation proceeds by itself and picks the PIDKey value from the XML file? One-Single farm info: OS: Windows 2012 R2 SQL Server 2012 SP2 SP2013 media: SP1 Slipstream Meaning the downloading ISO from MSDN contains SharePoint with SP1 together SP2013Farm. Am I doing anything wrong? Had been dragging custom configuration file onto the launch file to kick off, also tried copying it to AutoSPInstallerInput and then starting the. Tried removing the name of the custom configuration file from between the ConfigFile tags as seems to be suggested above, got 'Cannot find the specified configuration file... SQL Server connectivity to the configuration database was verified using the ODBC tool on each server where this occurred. The next step was to start the UI version of psconfig to see if it could locate the farm configuration database and the following error message popped up:! Closed the wizard since we didn't want to configure via UI. Next wondered whether the DLL was actually missing, or just not registered. It was not present in the SYSTEM32 folder for the farm we were configuring, but was present on another previously successfully installed farm. Discovered the missing DLL in the root folder of the SharePoint 2016 installation media. Although AutoSPInstaller had reported both the prerequisites and the SharePoint binaries had installed correctly, something had not gone well or the group of DLLs present in the installation media would be present. Also noticed TechNet version of the VS2015 redist is 14,231 KB compared to 7019 KB for the version provided in the first two. Thus, even though the install had gone fine using the pre-req builder versions, updated the offline install files for the prerequisites to match the TechNet links. Uninstalled SharePoint on all the problem servers and manually installed those two pre-reqs, then checked to make sure the DLL was present. Following the above AutoSPInstaller was able to perform a successful remote install on all the servers in the farm. While performing a multi-server installation all servers subsequent to the App server AutoSPInstaller was initiated from failed to join the existing farm and attempted to recreate the configuration database as shown in the following screen shot open images in new tab if not displayed :! SQL Server connectivity to the configuration database was verified using the ODBC tool on each server where this occurred. The next step was to start the UI version of psconfig to see if it could locate the farm configuration database and the following error message popped up:! Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem. Closed the wizard since we didn't want to configure via UI. Next wondered whether the DLL was actually missing, or just not registered. It was not present in the SYSTEM32 folder for the farm we were configuring, but was present on another previously successfully installed farm. Discovered the missing DLL in the root folder of the SharePoint 2016 installation media. Although AutoSPInstaller had reported both the prerequisites and the SharePoint binaries had installed correctly, something had not gone well or the group of DLLs present in the installation media would be present. Also noticed TechNet version of the VS2015 redist is 14,231 KB compared to 7019 KB for the version provided in the first two. Thus, even though the install had gone fine using the pre-req builder versions, updated the offline install files for the prerequisites to match the TechNet links. Uninstalled SharePoint on all the problem servers and manually installed those two pre-reqs, then checked to make sure the DLL was present. Following the above AutoSPInstaller was able to perform a successful remote install on all the servers in the farm. As a stretch, one could argue that the check for that DLL could be a feature request, but since as it's the first I've heard of it the problem is quite rare, I'm not sure that it would warrant adding more complexity to AutoSPInstaller. Thanks for raising this, I'll go ahead and close the issue though : Brian While performing a multi-server installation all servers subsequent to the App server AutoSPInstaller was initiated from failed to join the existing farm and attempted to recreate the configuration database as shown in the following screen shot open images in new tab if not displayed :! SQL Server connectivity to the configuration database was verified using the ODBC tool on each server where this occurred. The next step was to start the UI version of psconfig to see if it could locate the farm configuration database and the following error message popped up:! Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem. Closed the wizard since we didn't want to configure via UI. Next wondered whether the DLL was actually missing, or just not registered. It was not present in the SYSTEM32 folder for the farm we were configuring, but was present on another previously successfully installed farm. Discovered the missing DLL in the root folder of the SharePoint 2016 installation media. Although AutoSPInstaller had reported both the prerequisites and the SharePoint binaries had installed correctly, something had not gone well or the group of DLLs present in the installation media would be present. Also noticed TechNet version of the VS2015 redist is 14,231 KB compared to 7019 KB for the version provided in the first two. Thus, even though the install had gone fine using the pre-req builder versions, updated the offline install files for the prerequisites to match the TechNet links. Uninstalled SharePoint on all the problem servers and manually installed those two pre-reqs, then checked to make sure the DLL was present. Following the above AutoSPInstaller was able to perform a successful remote install on all the servers in the farm. While performing a multi-server installation all servers subsequent to the App server AutoSPInstaller was initiated from failed to join the existing farm and attempted to recreate the configuration database as shown in the following screen shot open images in new tab if not displayed :! SQL Server connectivity to the configuration database was verified using the ODBC tool on each server where this occurred. The next step was to start the UI version of psconfig to see if it could locate the farm configuration database and the following error message popped up:! Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem. Closed the wizard since we didn't want to configure via UI. Next wondered whether the DLL was actually missing, or just not registered. It was not present in the SYSTEM32 folder for the farm we were configuring, but was present on another previously successfully installed farm. Discovered the missing DLL in the root folder of the SharePoint 2016 installation media. Although AutoSPInstaller had reported both the prerequisites and the SharePoint binaries had installed correctly, something had not gone well or the group of DLLs present in the installation media would be present. Also noticed TechNet version of the VS2015 redist is 14,231 KB compared to 7019 KB for the version provided in the first two. Thus, even though the install had gone fine using the pre-req builder versions, updated the offline install files for the prerequisites to match the TechNet links. Uninstalled SharePoint on all the problem servers and manually installed those two pre-reqs, then checked to make sure the DLL was present. Following the above AutoSPInstaller was able to perform a successful remote install on all the servers in the farm. You're right, whether it would warrant 'adding more complexity' in the form of checking whether those files exist after the pre-req install depends on how often the issue is actually encountered. That's my suggestion for today, and I'll follow yours to flag this in other discussion areas. AutoSPInstaller is an absolutely awesome piece of work that allows me to provide repeatable builds with SP2016 MinRoles intact, a functioning search topology and UPS, legible database names and more. Thanks so much for all your hard work on a really outstanding contribution to the SharePoint community. If the SuperReader and SuperUser Account exist in another domain, these accounts are marked as invalid. Count -gt 0 if a user object is found, that means the user exists. It checks if contains value or empty. If its empty, create a new content db. It checks if contains value or empty. If its empty, create a new content db. I have a issue went AutoSPInstaller try to load the management Shell for SharePoint 2016 Configuration Windows 2016 SQL 2016 here the error - Setting SharePoint Management Shell to run as Administrator... WinIOError Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath at System. InternalReadAllBytes String path, Boolean checkHost at CallSite. Target Closure , CallSite , Type , Object --- End of inner exception stack trace --- at System. CheckActionPreference FunctionContext funcContext, Exception exception at System. Run InterpretedFrameFrame at System. Run InterpretedFrameframe at System. WinIOError Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath at System. InternalReadAllBytes String path, Boolean checkHost at CallSite. Target Closure , CallSite , Type , Object --- End of inner exception stack trace --- at System. CheckActionPreference FunctionContext funcContext, Exception exception at System. Run InterpretedFrameFrame at System. Run InterpretedFrameframe at System. It's not actually trying to load the management shell, it's just setting the shortcut to run as administrator. Can you check if the shortcut exists either in the specified path, or in your Start Menu? If the shortcut doesn't exist then there may be something amiss with your SharePoint installation in general. Brian I have a issue went AutoSPInstaller try to load the management Shell for SharePoint 2016 Configuration Windows 2016 SQL 2016 here the error - Setting SharePoint Management Shell to run as Administrator... WinIOError Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath at System. InternalReadAllBytes String path, Boolean checkHost at CallSite. Target Closure , CallSite , Type , Object --- End of inner exception stack trace --- at System. CheckActionPreference FunctionContext funcContext, Exception exception at System. Run InterpretedFrameFrame at System. Run InterpretedFrameframe at System. WinIOError Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath at System. InternalReadAllBytes String path, Boolean checkHost at CallSite. Target Closure , CallSite , Type , Object --- End of inner exception stack trace --- at System. CheckActionPreference FunctionContext funcContext, Exception exception at System. Run InterpretedFrameFrame at System. Run InterpretedFrameframe at System. Online - Creating Secure Store Service Application... Update-SPSecureStoreMasterKey : Secure Store Service did not performed the operation. SPUpdateSPSecureStoreMasterKey - Creating the Application Key... If the Service Application is already created, do we need to update the master key again if you are only adding additional servers for this service? I was running the script after modifying a few things to reprovision search and the web app had a different name by then but the same url. The script will try and fail to create the web app with the same url. This is the fix: In AutoSPInstallerFunctions.