StackOverflow still delivers, fixes my Rollup.js problem.Remote Desktop on Mac failes to connect with 0x207 error.If installing the printer driver fails, check for the registry key HKCU\Software\Kodak\BootStrapInstallStatus\InstallStatusKeyForDotnet and set it to 0.
If you encounter this problem though, I suspect the following two steps will be sufficient:ġ. NET Framework 2.0 is already installed before you run the Kodak installer for the first time, the problem does not arise. I still do not know why that registry key was set, but I am not inclined to pursue it further. In a spirit of experimentation I changed the 1 to a zero. Using Process Monitor, I discovered a registry query to HKCU\Software\Kodak\BootStrapInstallStatus and the REG_DWORD key InstallStatusKeyForDotnet. I copied the extracted files and ran the setup. I noticed that aio_install.exe, the Kodak installer, unpacks a setup into a temporary location and runs from there. Next, I downloaded Process Monitor to see if I could spot the registry query or file search the installer was making. NET Framework 2.0, I could fix it.įirst, I checked the official instructions for detecting. I presumed that if I could figure out what the installer was looking for when it failed to detect. I also tried running the installer in compatibility mode for Windows 7 and Windows XP. NET Framework 3.5, which includes 2.0, and re-tried the Kodak printer install. In Windows 8, you do this through Control Panel – Programs – Turn Windows features on or off. NET 2.0, but fail.Įasy, I thought, just install. NET Framework 2.0 was needed and would be updated. Kodak has a universal installer for all its all-in-one printers. So far so good, though I ran into a problem with a printer which, oddly, worked fine in the Windows 8 Release Preview. I have been busy upgrading computers to Windows 8 now that the RTM is available.
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