Deploy Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise

Anyone deploying Adobe CC ENT in a Windows environment have a script to share that will deploy the exceptions and the build file correctly? I'm using Win7 clients and Server 2008 R2 GPO to deploy.
I have a deploy.bat file in the Adobe Creative Cloud\Exceptions directory with the following script. I realize this isn't correct, but am I somewhat close? What do I need to add or change to this process to get this deployed? School starts in a couple weeks and I need this deployed to 200 machines.
ExceptionDeployer --workflow=install --mode=pre --installLanguage=en_US
\\servername\Adobe Creative Cloud\Build\setup.exe
ExceptionDeployer --workflow=install --mode=post

I'm not a CC expert, but I think normally admins configure Acrobat and then deploy everything via the Creative Cloud Packager. Acrobat certainly needs to be licensed, so when you only have a CC license, it's best to deploy in a standard way so that Acrobat get serialized with the license you have.
19 Creative Cloud Packager Installs — Enterprise Administration Guide
hth,
Ben

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Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise Deployment Issues using SCCM 2012 R2

Hi,
I have been trying to deploy Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise to Windows 8.1 machines that are identical, using SCCM 2012 R2.
The Adobe package seems fine, because it seems to deploy successfully to some machines. And SCCM 2012 R2 has been configured correctly, as I can deploy other software using it, and again, it deploys Adobe CC successfully to some of the machines.
I have tried comparing the package that is downloaded on the test machine/client machine, with the original package on the distribution point, using Beyond Compare, and there are no differences.
I have contacted Adobe Enterprise Support, and they asked me to send to them log files from Event Viewer, the msi installer, and other Adobe logs, from the machine that failed the deployment. However, after Adobe studying them, they told me that they could not identify any problems... Strange, because I could have sworn that I saw error 1603 pop up over 20 times on different machines indicating that the 'Set-up.dat' file had a problem with it.
After all the testing on over 20 identical machines (same hardware/same software), using different configurations on SCCM 2012 R2 and the client machines, I still can't seem to have a reliable solution to deploying Adobe CC.
The fact that it deploys successfully on one machine and fails on another, or sometimes deploy to two machines and fail on another (simultaneously), is something that I don't understand.
Another thing is that, if I retry the deployment 10-15 times after it failed the first time, it might go through...
Adobe Enterprise Support asked me if they could remote into a machine that failed the deployment to have a look at it and I agreed to that option, but it seems like my issue has been ignored because they never got back to me.
Has anyone had this kind of problem or anything similar before?
I need to be able to deploy this remotely to 100+ machines. So installing manually is not an option.
Any help is appreciated.
This was posted in the wrong section a few days ago. I'm hoping I can get some help here.
Case Number: 1862659812
UPDATE: I spoke to Adobe Customer Support and after 1.5 hours on the phone with a remote session going on, problem was still not solved or identified. Additional log files have been sent and now I'm waiting for a call back.

Hi Robert,
We seem to be having a very similar issue. Our installs would randomly fail with error code 1603 and an error message about a fault in Set-up.dat. Failure rate was near 95% on our 900 machines. Adobe Support and Karl having been looking into our issues but so far no solution has been found.
Having done a lot of investigating we've managed to deploy our package using a schedule task running as a domain admin. This is a nasty solution and we don't intend on using this permanently, but we needed to get the package out.
Are you seeing any of the following:
Entries in PDApp.log:
[FATAL] | | ASU | DeploymentManager | DeploymentManager | | | 2900 | The Bootstrapper Process is (5).Stopping the installation process.
[FATAL] | | ASU | DeploymentManager | DeploymentManager | | | 2900 | The return code from the Adobe Installer Process is (33).Stopping the uninstallation process.
[WARN] | | ASU | DeploymentManager | DeploymentManager | | | 2900 | Failed to find the pdb database.
[WARN] | | ASU | DeploymentManager | DeploymentManager | | | 2900 | Failed to get the local payload database handle.
Event Log:
Faulting application name: Set-up.dat, version: 2.9.1.474, time stamp: 0x54e11f94
Faulting module name: Set-up.dat, version: 2.9.1.474, time stamp: 0x54e11f94
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x000d7c52
Faulting process id: 0xb40
Faulting application start time: 0x01d072a073861622
Faulting application path: \\server.name.path\Adobe CC\FullPackage\Build\ASU\Set-up.dat
Faulting module path: \\server.name.path\Adobe CC\FullPackage\Build\ASU\Set-up.dat
Report Id: c86d9216-de93-11e4-8284-782bcb99e284
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID:
Installer Log
Indicates it can't find the Media_db. We noticed that the folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\caps doesn't get created on the machines were the install fails, so error message is correct in that there isn't a Media_db.db. Sysinterals Process Monitor seems to show that the setup tried to create the folder/files but they don't actually get created. Copying a Media_db into the folder from another machine seems to allow the installation to almost finish, but unsurprisingly you end up with problems later on.

Updating Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise

I recieved 2 Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise licenses to fulfill my insurance on Adobe Premiere. I see how to use the packager to deploy applications to end users, but the update option in the help menu is greyed out. Does anyone know the best way to update CC enterprise apps?
As this is only two licenses I do not need to learn the details of CC deployment, I just want the programs to work like the old versions, or like the "regular" CC versions.
Andrew

This forum is really more about individuals and the Cloud, so the only links I have are...
Packager Links https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1586021
http://forums.adobe.com/community/download_install_setup/creative_suite_enterprise_deploym ent

Problems Downloading: Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise-Package

I am a Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise Administrator. I have gone through the steps of logging in, inputting our serial number, selecting the applications for the package and then downloading the package. The problem is that the download stops at 2%. I even left it running overnight and it is still at 2%. I've tried again this morning, deleted the cache and attempted to create a new package, same result stops at 2%. Does any one have a clue on how to fix this problem?
Packager Computer: Clean install from DVD of Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 x64, UAC disabled, Firewall disabled, no other applications installed other than the Adobe Creative Cloud Packager
Package: Windows 64bit

Hi JohnBNO,
Are you on a managed network. Please refer the kb: http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/troubleshoot-cc-installation-download.html.
Regards,
Romit Sinha

Deploying Adobe Creative Cloud via GPO

A few months ago my long and lasting journey with Adobe CC started and I was pretty eager to deploy the software in our enterprise. As it comes out, with a little help from Adobe, that just made me crazy and a few pretty pointless and sensless tests I finally managed it somehow to get Adobe CC deployment via GPO. None of our users have local admin rights due to restrictive policy in our enterprise. All testing and configuration was made on Windows 7 Enterprise (x86 and x64) machines.
As we don't use SCCM in our environment it was critical to use "simple" GPO rollout for software. As there are MSI's with all the packages I started my journey...
To start it all of:
As it seems, you cannot buy licenses any more permanent and you can buy them via subscription. OK, that's one way to go and since we need all these products in future we went in evaluating it. Since we cannot buy licenses in a big order like adobe wants us to we were only left to buy the creative cloud for teams and not for enterprise. Still, this was fine to, since adobe offered the cloud packager and a lot of documentation, i thought at least.
To test and make sure that we can deploy all of the wanted features of creative cloud we bought 2 licenses for the IT-staff. During testing, late semptember/october 2014, with the cloud packager in version 1.6 I was able to deploy the packages and software as we wanted. Just as information, we wanted our users to have Bridge, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Dreamveawer, Prelude and the most important thing, we did NOT want the creative cloud desktop application due to company restrictions. Well as mentioned before everything worked as charm and I was just happy to start ordering the licenses for all of our users and get things done
Well, as a lot surely know, the process of ordering the licenses and getting things rolling in a enterprise sometimes takes a little (more) time. After about one or two months later everything was ready and set and I was feeling like this is going to be a piece of cake. Make new packages with the cloud packager, create the gpo's, test the deployment, invite the users and I'm the king of the jungle.
That was what I thought...
Adobe was so nice to release the newer and more improved version (I think 1.7 or 1.8) of the cloud packager, that suddenly hasn't been able to deactivate the creative cloud desktop application. Well, not a problem I thought to myself, I'll just uninstall it later on and it's fine. Since there are about 20 users that were getting the software it would be a not so nice job, but once done it's done and it shouldn't happen again.
Then i was hit by Adobe with a colossal fist right in the face! Why are you asking? Well as I mentioned above, the deployment via GPO worked fine and now? Not anymore, since the exception deployer couldn't install the applications it just broke everything and didn't even try to install the other applications that don't need the exception deployer. After a few e-mails and further testing, run as local admin, run installation after being copied to local, I lost fate that this is ever going to work.
Adobe gave me the best help they could and I even had a deployment expert in on a web session and he gave me a short commandlet (exception deployer) and said that it has to work this way but surprise, it didn't. As I was getting more and more frustrated by this situation and the exception deployer I started to shrink down the packages as much as possible so that there are no applications that needed to be deployed with the exception deployer. I run tests and guess what? It worked! Man, was I happy that after almost a month things started getting in the right shape. As I couldn't sleep because of this mess I started testing the applications that Adobe techs said needed the exception deployer. I created a new package just for Lightroom 5 (yeah, I know there is a newer version out now, but not at that moment) and saw that it landed in this exception folder that is made during packaging with the cloud packager. I was just curious to test it and made a new GPO for just Lightroom, as a MSI was also within the package I figured, why not give it a try? It worked again!?! I was pretty surprised due to the information that it shouldn't be working, as Adobe techs stated.
The simpler problem was the creative cloud desktop application. After having the Adobe techs in on a websession they stated, that it should work if I choose enterprise licensing to get rid of this software. But due to Adobe's updating policy of the creative cloud packager, there has been a newer version released (1.9) that opted out this feature to deactivate the installation of the creative cloud desktop application. I thought myself, why? Just please tell us why Adobe do we need this? But OK, there was also a solutions for this problem, the adobe creative cloud cleaning tool. If you create and XML file that is being read from the cleaning tool you can run this and "almost silently" uninstall the software via GPO. I gave it a shot and it works like a charm.
To be honest I thought, that Adobe due to it's status as THE software company when it comes to creating/editing multimedia content they would know about the problems some of their customers across the globe could be having. As it seems, they don't care enough or haven't ever had somebody with a similar problem(what I cannot believe, but all right) to share some more detailed information about a case like this.
I know, why have we bought it, if we don't need any cloud space? Well it's simple, Adobe creative products are needed and the CS6 products won't be here forever so it's better to start sooner than later with migration to a newer release. Still I was hoping to get more help from Adobe....
Just to share the packages with you:
"Complete 32Bit" package includes: Audition CS6+Updates, Bridge CC, Dreamweaver CC 2014.1, Edge Animate CC 2014, Fireworks CS6, Illustrator CC 2014, Incopy CC 2014, InDesign CC 2014, Photoshop CC 2014, Prelude CS6
"Complete 64Bit" package includes: Audition CS6+Updates, Bridge CC, Dreamweaver CC 2014.1, Edge Animate CC 2014, Fireworks CS6, Illustrator CC 2014, Incopy CC 2014, InDesign CC 2014, Photoshop CC 2014, Prelude CS6, Premiere Pro CC 2014, SpeedGrade CC 2014
"InDesign 32Bit" package includes: InDesign CC 2014
"InDesign 64Bit" package includes: InDesign CC 2014
"Lightroom 5 32Bit" package: Lightroom 5
"Lightroom 5 64Bit" package: Lightroom 5
None of these packages needed the exception deployer to be run. It was all tested on different (also different machine specs) 32bit and 64bit machines. The OS was always Windows 7 Enterprise.
To uninstall the creative cloud desktop application i wrote a batch file:
@ECHO OFF
IF EXIST C:\log_adobe_cc_cleaner\*.* EXIT ## checks if this folder is existent. If not it continues. If there is the folder it stops and won't run again ##
mkdir C:\temp_adobe_cc_cleaner ## creates a temp folder, as the uinstall tool can only be run locally ##
xcopy \\your_server\your_share$\adobecc\adobecc-cleaner\*.* C:\temp_adobe_cc_cleaner\*.* /Y ## copies the complete content of the folder to the newly created local folder ##
call "C:\temp_adobe_cc_cleaner\AdobeCreativeCloudCleanerTool.exe" --cleanupXML=C:\temp_adobe_cc_cleaner\cleanup_desktop_app.xml
xcopy "%Temp%\Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool.log" "C:\log_adobe_cc_cleaner\*.*" /Y ## copies the log file to folder, creates the folder itself ##
rmdir /q /s "C:\temp_adobe_cc_cleaner" ## removes the adobe creative cloud unintaller from local machine, leaves the log file folder for further check if the creative cloud uninstall tool needs to be rerun ##
The XML file has following written:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Products>
<Properties>
<Property name="eulaAccepted">1</Property>

</Properties>
<CreativeCloud>
<Product productName="Adobe Creative Cloud" version="2.0"/>

</CreativeCloud>
<AdobeIdCredentials>

</AdobeIdCredentials>
</Products>
Updating of the Adobe products is done with Secunia CSI in our enterprise, but there is also the posibility to remotely run the updatemanager.exe or via logon/logoff script.
What I also found out, was the dependency of vcredist for adobe products. You need the 2010, 2012 of them and most importantly in the x86 and x64 version! In case you get a .DLL missing error.
I hope this here helps someone who has lost a lot of nerves and a lot of time due to the deployment of Adobe creative cloud applications. I stil hope that there is going to be a better and easier way to deploy this.
Excuse me for the bad english, good luck with your deployment and maybe we can get Adobe a bit smarter from our all experience to make us a good deployment method.
Toni

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Regards
Rajshree

I am using Adobe Creative cloud enterprise version. I tried to download assets from newly launched Adobe Market place. It is saying that this feature is only available for premium paid customer. So Adobe CC enterprise is paid version. Why is it again aski

Guys, Any idea why I am unable to download assets from Adobe Market Place. I am using Adobe CC enterprise.

Cloud Market http://terrywhite.com/adobe-creative-cloud-market/ may help
-and http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/market.html

Deploy Adobe Creative Cloud Issue

Hi,
I am creating application of Adobe Creative Cloud in SCCM 2012 R2. In the User Experience I selected "Install for System" like other applications. When I install it from Software Center, Software Center closes itself in the end of installation
(all Adobe application is installed and work properly). If I try to open Software Center, it shows error "Loading software center returned error code 0x80041001(-2147217407)." But, it is back to normally after a reboot. I added it
into Windows 8.1 task sequence, task sequence hangs at installing this application.
When I select "Install for User" in User Experience, then it works perfect in Software Center, however, I cannot use it in any task sequence.
Any suggestion to solve this?
Thanks!
Andy

Hi,
Have you tried to reinstall the client?
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App-V 5 Adobe Creative Cloud (CC) Enterprise Licensing Error 213:19

Hello, I've posted this on Adobe forums but also posting here to see if anyone else has experienced/overcome this issue.
I'm attempting to create an App-V 5 sequence for Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise software, but I appear to be getting licensing errors when launching the App-V sequence.
From what I understand in Adobe Create Cloud Enterprise, the licensing restrictions which tie the license to the machine have now been removed so that the base packages can be created with serial numbers and can be included within build images etc as opposed
to creating a trial package and then using a serialization file at install/launch time.
To start with I've created a package using the Adobe Creative Cloud Packager tool (CCP) for just the Illustrator CC application which includes the serial number. I've then sequenced this package using App-V 5 SP1.
When I run this app-v sequence on a test machine , Illustrator loads but I end up with a 213:19 error. Looking in the amt3.log the full error is
09/24/13 16:58:35:478 | [ERROR] | | | | SLCoreService | | | 5624 | error deleting bad mkey:
09/24/13 16:58:35:478 | [ERROR] | | | | SLCoreService | | | 5624 | Could not load machine key
09/24/13 16:58:35:478 | [ERROR] | | | | SLCoreService | | | 5624 | License store synchronization took 14.6 ms and return "License Store Access Failure: Machine key cannot be deleted (213:19)".
09/24/13 16:58:35:539 | [INFO] | | | | ALM | | | 5624 | _time_: (func: ALM_License_SilentValidate, duration: 0.078 sec)
09/24/13 16:58:35:539 | [INFO] | | | | ALM | | | 5624 | _info_: ALM_License_SilentValidate return license status: Invalid and error: 213 : 19
09/24/13 16:58:35:539 | [ERROR] | | | | ALMService | | | 5624 | ERROR: License_Check error 213:19. (Errno = 2)
I've tested out modifying permissions on the following folders within the app-v package under root but this has no effect.
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe PCD\
C:\ProgramData\Adobe\SLStore
I've also tried creating a package using a trial licence and then using the adobe_prtk.exe tool to serialize the product at launch (startprocess event in userconfig file) with no success.
Anyone tried this or have any ideas?

Hello, thanks for the reply.
I have read those articles (multiple times :-)) I've installed the required c++ redistributables on the sequencer and also on the test machines.
I'm not getting any errors being reported in the App-V eventlogs.
I initially used the adobe_prtk.exe tool to serialize the app-v application at launch via startprocess in the userconfig file as shown. This runs but it doesn't work around this issue.
<UserScripts>
      <StartProcess RunInVirtualEnvironment="true">
        <Path>[{AppVPackageRoot}]\..\Scripts\adobe_prtk.exe</Path>
        <Arguments>--tool=VolumeSerialize --provfile=[{AppVPackageRoot}]\..\Scripts\prov.xml</Arguments>
        <Wait RollbackOnError="true"/>
<ApplicationId>[{AppVPackageRoot}]\Support Files\Contents\Windows\Illustrator.exe</ApplicationId>
      </StartProcess>
    </UserScripts>
Following that I read that AAMEE 3.1 removed the (http://blogs.adobe.com/oobe/2012/09/aamee-3-1or-why-puffer-fish-is-a-delicacy.html) machine to license issue
therefore allowing packages to be created using serial numbers and to be included within build images.
As I'm packaging Creative Cloud (not CS6), I'm assuming this has been carried into the Creative Cloud Packager for Enterprise which now must be used.
Any other ideas appreciated.

App-V 5 SP1 Creative Cloud Enterprise Illustrator 213:19 Error

Hello, I'm currently working on creating an App-V 5 sequence for Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise. Firstly I'm trying to create a sequence for CC Illustrator, however I'm running into what appear to be licensing errors.
From what I understand in Adobe Create Cloud Enterprise, the licensing restrictions which tie the license to the machine have now been removed so that packages can be created with serial numbers included for deployment and imaging purposes.
I've created a package for Illustrator using the Creative Cloud Packager and included the serial number and then sequenced this in App-V 5.
When I deploy this app-v sequence, Illustrator loads but I end up with a 213:19 error. Looking in the amt3.log the full error is
09/24/13 16:58:35:478 | [ERROR] | | | | SLCoreService | | | 5624 | error deleting bad mkey:
09/24/13 16:58:35:478 | [ERROR] | | | | SLCoreService | | | 5624 | Could not load machine key
09/24/13 16:58:35:478 | [ERROR] | | | | SLCoreService | | | 5624 | License store synchronization took 14.6 ms and return "License Store Access Failure: Machine key cannot be deleted (213:19)".
09/24/13 16:58:35:539 | [INFO] | | | | ALM | | | 5624 | _time_: (func: ALM_License_SilentValidate, duration: 0.078 sec)
09/24/13 16:58:35:539 | [INFO] | | | | ALM | | | 5624 | _info_: ALM_License_SilentValidate return license status: Invalid and error: 213 : 19
09/24/13 16:58:35:539 | [ERROR] | | | | ALMService | | | 5624 | ERROR: License_Check error 213:19. (Errno = 2)
I've also tried creating a package using a trial licence and then using the adobe_prtk.exe tool to serialize the product at launch with no success.
I've read the support statemnt at http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/technical-support-boundaries-virtualized-or.html, but would appreciate direction from adobe as to what would be causing the above error.

Hello, thanks for the reply.
I have read those articles (multiple times :-)) I've installed the required c++ redistributables on the sequencer and also on the test machines.
I'm not getting any errors being reported in the App-V eventlogs.
I initially used the adobe_prtk.exe tool to serialize the app-v application at launch via startprocess in the userconfig file as shown. This runs but it doesn't work around this issue.
<UserScripts>
      <StartProcess RunInVirtualEnvironment="true">
        <Path>[{AppVPackageRoot}]\..\Scripts\adobe_prtk.exe</Path>
        <Arguments>--tool=VolumeSerialize --provfile=[{AppVPackageRoot}]\..\Scripts\prov.xml</Arguments>
        <Wait RollbackOnError="true"/>
<ApplicationId>[{AppVPackageRoot}]\Support Files\Contents\Windows\Illustrator.exe</ApplicationId>
      </StartProcess>
    </UserScripts>
Following that I read that AAMEE 3.1 removed the (http://blogs.adobe.com/oobe/2012/09/aamee-3-1or-why-puffer-fish-is-a-delicacy.html) machine to license issue
therefore allowing packages to be created using serial numbers and to be included within build images.
As I'm packaging Creative Cloud (not CS6), I'm assuming this has been carried into the Creative Cloud Packager for Enterprise which now must be used.
Any other ideas appreciated.

Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc-) through Citrix XenApp 6 / 6.5.

We would like to deploy the Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc…) through Citrix XenApp 6 / 6.5. Does anyone know if this is possible – are there any deployment guides. I haven’t been able to find any so I’m assuming it’s not officially supported.
Thank you
Stuart

We have a few of the products installed. You will find they work okay but nothing replaces working locally.
We are, however, using the Enterprise version that is not tied to cloud accounts.
We have had to play with the video setting of Citrix for better Quality. If you ratchet them up to high for someone that is doing high end editing your performance drops significantly. The screen refresh is blocky and no one doing this work would find it usable.
We have it there fore simple editing and managing our media. I am looking for a much better storage solution that is sharable across platforms and locations.

Adobe creative cloud installation

I have bought the adobe creative cloud license for Mac and windows, where can i download and install the software.. Is there an offline installer pack available

SIgn in to your creative Cloud account and download the CC app. Works the same on Mac and PC. There is no offline install per se, but you can use the deployment packages from the dev center/ enterprise deployment. You still need the CC app and a valid account to actually run them, though, and that requires online access at least upon install.
Mylenium

Adobe Creative Cloud Packager : trial

Hello,
I'm doing some checks with Adobe Creative Cloud before buying licenses for my company.
I need to try Adobe Creative Cloud Packager for doing some packages, but I can't get a trial access for Adobe Creative Cloud for Teams,
Could you give me a trial license for testing the software ?
Best regards,
Ludovic

@Ludovic R My apologies if I was vague in my response. To Abhijit's point, we would all love to have access to CCP, since we all (in enterprise IT) need to kick the tires. In other words, our Firms rely on Endpoint Engineering to "bless" all software solutions. So no cold call or on site visit from Adobe will result in our Firms getting access.
It's kind of a catch-22, and I'm hoping (like many others on this enterprise deployment forum), that Adobe comes to terms with the fact that the folks they are locking out are the people who are tasked with approving software for deployment, who are the very people who approve/disapprove software for deployment.
Most of us in IT are happy to wait it out, it'll eventually get itself sorted out. Let your Firm formerly notify Adobe that CC isn't an option until your team have proper access to test and POC deployment.
Don

Problems with Adobe creative cloud offline packages ( Windows )

Hi
When I try to install packages that are created with Adobe Creative Cloud Packager for Enterprise they start installing and then they roll-back in the middle of the process without returning any error.
Not really sure what can cause this as there are not many options to select from when creating the package itself...
Any ideas anyone?
thanks

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Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_MFC_x86.QFE.E93BA752_0E7E_3018_A8EA_17549F4D5CC5. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_MFCLOC_x86.QFE.2DBEC6C6_7602_3B08_A493_6758A8EA5AE B.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_MFCLOC_x86.QFE.2DBEC6C6_7602_3B08_A493_6758A8EA5AE B. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x86.QFE.C8AE193F_7C6D_330A_93C7_EBBC23C30DBF.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x86.QFE.C8AE193F_7C6D_330A_93C7_EBBC23C30DBF. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86.QFE.837D280F_4682_3A15_94E7_F335A8FECFAC.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86.QFE.837D280F_4682_3A15_94E7_F335A8FECFAC. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder_x86_VC.1DEE2A86_2F57_3629_8107_A71DBB4DBED2.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder_x86_VC.1DEE2A86_2F57_3629_8107_A71DBB4DBED2. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder_x86_VC.1DEE2A86_2F57_3629_8107_A71DBB4DBED2.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder_x86_VC.1DEE2A86_2F57_3629_8107_A71DBB4DBED2. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.D2730D3F_3C41_5884_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.D2730D3F_3C41_5884_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.D2730D3F_3C41_5884_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.D2730D3F_3C41_5884_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.74FD3CE6_2A8D_0E9C_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.74FD3CE6_2A8D_0E9C_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.74FD3CE6_2A8D_0E9C_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.74FD3CE6_2A8D_0E9C_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.68B7C6D9_1DF2_54C1_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.68B7C6D9_1DF2_54C1_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.68B7C6D9_1DF2_54C1_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.68B7C6D9_1DF2_54C1_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.9BAE13A2_E7AF_D6C3_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.9BAE13A2_E7AF_D6C3_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.9BAE13A2_E7AF_D6C3_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.9BAE13A2_E7AF_D6C3_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.63E949F6_03BC_5C40_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.63E949F6_03BC_5C40_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.63E949F6_03BC_5C40_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.63E949F6_03BC_5C40_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.98CB24AD_52FB_DB5F_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.98CB24AD_52FB_DB5F_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.98CB24AD_52FB_DB5F_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.98CB24AD_52FB_DB5F_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.66332652_9C28_58B1_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.66332652_9C28_58B1_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.66332652_9C28_58B1_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.66332652_9C28_58B1_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SystemFolder.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E.
Action ended 15:39:54: SystemFolder.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: AppSearch.
Action ended 15:39:54: AppSearch. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: LaunchConditions.
Action ended 15:39:54: LaunchConditions. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: CAHideCancelButton.
Action ended 15:39:54: CAHideCancelButton. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: FindRelatedProducts.
Action ended 15:39:54: FindRelatedProducts. Return value 0.
Action start 15:39:54: ValidateProductID.
Action ended 15:39:54: ValidateProductID. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: CA_WindowsFolder_x86_VC.1DEE2A86_2F57_3629_8107_A71DBB4DBED2.
Action ended 15:39:54: CA_WindowsFolder_x86_VC.1DEE2A86_2F57_3629_8107_A71DBB4DBED2. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: CA_SystemFolder_x86_VC.1DEE2A86_2F57_3629_8107_A71DBB4DBED2.
Action ended 15:39:54: CA_SystemFolder_x86_VC.1DEE2A86_2F57_3629_8107_A71DBB4DBED2. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86.QFE.837D280F_4682_3A15_94E7_F335A8FECFAC.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86.QFE.837D280F_4682_3A15_94E7_F335A8FECFAC. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x86.QFE.C8AE193F_7C6D_330A_93C7_EBBC23C30DBF.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x86.QFE.C8AE193F_7C6D_330A_93C7_EBBC23C30DBF. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_MFCLOC_x86.QFE.2DBEC6C6_7602_3B08_A493_6758A8EA5A EB.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_MFCLOC_x86.QFE.2DBEC6C6_7602_3B08_A493_6758A8EA5A EB. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_MFC_x86.QFE.E93BA752_0E7E_3018_A8EA_17549F4D5CC5.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_MFC_x86.QFE.E93BA752_0E7E_3018_A8EA_17549F4D5CC5. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_OpenMP_x86.QFE.64B18C93_E25D_307C_92B8_FE07103034 99.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.Microsoft_VC90_OpenMP_x86.QFE.64B18C93_E25D_307C_92B8_FE07103034 99. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.policy_9_0_Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86.QFE.26049623_7BE5_3723_8AE5_10 B1D0F5042A.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.policy_9_0_Microsoft_VC90_ATL_x86.QFE.26049623_7BE5_3723_8AE5_10 B1D0F5042A. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.policy_9_0_Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x86.QFE.ED5CDF42_FC23_3F0F_80FC_C1 38299ADCC4.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.policy_9_0_Microsoft_VC90_CRT_x86.QFE.ED5CDF42_FC23_3F0F_80FC_C1 38299ADCC4. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.policy_9_0_Microsoft_VC90_MFCLOC_x86.QFE.3DA05750_8DE0_3FF5_9348 _AD45AEBE0F36.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.policy_9_0_Microsoft_VC90_MFCLOC_x86.QFE.3DA05750_8DE0_3FF5_9348 _AD45AEBE0F36. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.policy_9_0_Microsoft_VC90_MFC_x86.QFE.E8E76D94_B943_3C4B_8DE2_5F FB3480CCB9.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.policy_9_0_Microsoft_VC90_MFC_x86.QFE.E8E76D94_B943_3C4B_8DE2_5F FB3480CCB9. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.policy_9_0_Microsoft_VC90_OpenMP_x86.QFE.EF1548FC_5A85_3436_9873 _2CE14656F9F8.
Action ended 15:39:54: WindowsFolder.30729.6161.policy_9_0_Microsoft_VC90_OpenMP_x86.QFE.EF1548FC_5A85_3436_9873 _2CE14656F9F8. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: CostInitialize.
Action ended 15:39:54: CostInitialize. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: ResolveSource.
Action ended 15:39:54: ResolveSource. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: FileCost.
Action ended 15:39:54: FileCost. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: IsolateComponents.
Action ended 15:39:54: IsolateComponents. Return value 0.
Action start 15:39:54: CostFinalize.
Action ended 15:39:54: CostFinalize. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: CAInstallMode.
Action ended 15:39:54: CAInstallMode. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:54: SetODBCFolders.
Action ended 15:39:54: SetODBCFolders. Return value 0.
Action start 15:39:54: MigrateFeatureStates.
Action ended 15:39:54: MigrateFeatureStates. Return value 0.
Action start 15:39:54: InstallValidate.
Action ended 15:39:55: InstallValidate. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:55: RemoveExistingProducts.
Action ended 15:39:55: RemoveExistingProducts. Return value 0.
Action start 15:39:55: InstallInitialize.
Action ended 15:39:56: InstallInitialize. Return value 1.
Action start 15:39:56: SxsInstallCA.
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1256 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1257 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1258 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: uplevel.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_manifest.8.0.50727.6195.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.6195.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_manifest.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.89.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.96.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.94.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.93.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_manifest.8.0.50727.89.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.99.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.98.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_manifest.8.0.50727.93.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.95.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.97.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_manifest.8.0.50727.94.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_manifest.8.0.50727.95.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_manifest.8.0.50727.96.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.100.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.104.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_manifest.8.0.50727.97.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.3044.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1288 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1289 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1290 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1292 4: 0
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1318 4: 0
1: sxsdelca: Skipping component 2: downlevel_payload.8.0.50727.101.97F81AF1_0E47_DC99_FF1F_C8B3B9A1E18E
1: sxsdelca 2: traceop 3: 1284 4: 0
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Creative Cloud Enterprise - Licensing Restrictions?

I have Creative Cloud Enterprise installation and I am encountering problems with opening projects and the sound on video files.
I get two different errors.
The first occurs when I am opening up a project, whether it is saved on a different computer or the same computer, the problem still occurs. And I won't be able to open the project.
Attached is the screenshot of the error message.
"This project contained a sequence that could not be opened. No sequence preview preset file or codec could be associated with this sequence type."
This happens regardless of where the project is saved. I've even created a project imported footage into a sequence, made sure the sequence settings matched and were correct. Saved the project and closed out. When I try to open the saved project again, it pops up with this error message and will not let me open up the project file. The only workaround is that I have to create a new project and import the old project, then I import selected sequences.
The second issue occurs when I'm working in a project with AVCHD files. I have footage from cameras that record AVCHD (Panasonic AF100) and when I import footage, it does not play any of the camera audio, but the video plays normal. There's an error message in the bottom right corner that brings up the following error message:
I made sure the AF100 was recording in LPCM audio also. This does not happen when working with dSLR footage recording as quicktime movie files as in a Canon dSLR (T3i). So it might be just an issue with AVCHD (or MTS) files.
I have my personal subscription to Creative Cloud (non-enterprise version), and I don't have these issues. The same project file works flawlessly on my personal Premiere, but when I move to my work computers, it has the errors. We have also tried a fresh install of the Adobe CC Enterprise on a clean install of OSX on a Mac Pro 3,1 but it has the exact same issues.
I'd like to know if anyone out there who's working with the enterprise/volume licenses that have encountered these issues, or may know what's going on.
Premiere Pro CC (7.2.2), and we are under the Creative Cloud enterprise edition. We are using Mac Pro 5,1, 6-core 3.33ghz, 14GB memory and ATI Radeon 5870
Thanks,
-Sherwin

Thanks Kevin,
I asked the IT guy in our department and he says that we only received one serial number under the Adobe LWS account. He was the person that dealt directly with the Adobe LWS people to get our Adobe CC Enterprise software and activation. He's going to check the IT guys for the university to see if those people have some other serial number, too. Would we see the two different serial numbers in our Adobe LWS account?

Adobe Creative Cloud Package on MAC - programs do not install

We have a iMac (Late 2013) with OS X 10.9.5 and we are taking the following situation:
After creating the Adobe Creative Cloud Package, we try to perform the installation and after the process fully and correctly occur and give success message at the end of installation, the programs simply are nowhere to be found. Even after several attempts.
We have had an installed TRIAL , but has been removed ;
We've tried to use the CC CLEANER ;
We've tried to replace/delete the files in the folder " OOBE " ;
We restart the machine and test again several times after each of the above processes.
What can I do now?

Here are some errors found in my user Library/AdobeDownload/LBS.log file:
04/22/15 18:55:36:267 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ApplicationFacade | | | 13739 | ****************Starting LBS workflow*******************
04/22/15 18:55:36:279 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | ProductInfo | | | 13739 | Product locale not specified in the product information file
04/22/15 18:55:36:279 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | ProductInfo | | | 13739 | Product name not specified in the product information file
04/22/15 18:55:36:279 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | LBSUtils | | | 13739 | Launching LBS in elevated mode
04/22/15 18:55:41:081 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ApplicationFacade | | | 15734 | ****************Starting LBS workflow*******************
04/22/15 18:55:41:085 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15734 | LBS launched in LEGACY mode
04/22/15 18:55:41:288 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | SystemCheck | | | 15749 | System OS Version - major = 10, minor = 10, bugFix = 2
04/22/15 18:55:41:288 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | ACCC System requirements check passed
04/22/15 18:55:41:316 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | ProductInfo | | | 15749 | Product locale not specified in the product information file
04/22/15 18:55:41:316 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | ProductInfo | | | 15749 | Product name not specified in the product information file
04/22/15 18:55:41:316 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | Bootstrap LBS is successful
04/22/15 18:55:41:338 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | Bootstrapper Lock acquired
04/22/15 18:55:41:359 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | LBS Lock acquired
04/22/15 18:55:41:380 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | Deployment lock check passed
04/22/15 18:55:41:398 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | The resolved URL for package service is https://prod-rel-ffc.oobesaas.adobe.com/adobe-ffc-external/core/v1/applications?name=Creat iveCloud&name=CCLBS&osVersion=10.10.2&platform=osx10
04/22/15 18:55:43:260 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | Successfully downloaded application xml at path /tmp/B9C86EF9-74D2-4DA1-898A-3AA96104C102/applications.xml
04/22/15 18:55:43:321 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | FileUtils | 15749 | Error Failed open the dylib /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Desktop Common/Core/AdobePIM.dylib while getting its version
04/22/15 18:55:43:321 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | Failed to get the PIM version from location: /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Desktop Common/Core/AdobePIM.dylib
04/22/15 18:55:48:152 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | PDM completed with error in downloading PIM with error 0
04/22/15 18:55:48:258 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | Successfully downloaded pim at path /tmp/B9C86EF9-74D2-4DA1-898A-3AA96104C102/CCLBS/PDIM/AdobePIM.dylib
04/22/15 18:55:48:347 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | pim validation successful
04/22/15 18:55:48:384 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 15749 | PIM loading is successful
04/22/15 18:55:48:403 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | InstallThreadProc | | | 15949 | Installing latest Adobe Creative Cloud
04/22/15 18:55:48:661 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | ETS | | | 15949 | Event Guid generated is: 'aa505e66-84b5-4969-ae6c-f68a74ddfc25'
04/22/15 18:55:48:661 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | ETS | | | 15811 | Event with guid 'aa505e66-84b5-4969-ae6c-f68a74ddfc25' is being sent
04/22/15 18:59:46:387 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | ETS | | | 15949 | Event Guid generated is: '8e87f4aa-c14a-47ce-aa45-5257773673fd'
04/22/15 18:59:46:387 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | ETS | | | 15811 | Event with guid '8e87f4aa-c14a-47ce-aa45-5257773673fd' is being sent
04/22/15 18:59:47:194 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | SystemCheck | | | 13739 | System OS Version inside isAcccSupported- major = 10, minor = 10, bugFix = -1597681608
04/22/15 18:59:47:194 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | SystemCheck | | | 13739 | System OS Version inside isAcccSupported- major = 10, minor = 10, bugFix = -1805102062
04/22/15 18:59:47:195 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | SystemCheck | | | 13739 | System OS Version inside isAcccSupported- major = 10, minor = 10, bugFix = -1805102062
04/22/15 18:59:47:195 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | SystemCheck | | | 13739 | System OS Version inside isAcccSupported- major = 10, minor = 10, bugFix = -1805102062
04/22/15 18:59:47:195 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | SystemCheck | | | 13739 | System OS Version inside isAcccSupported- major = 10, minor = 10, bugFix = -1805102062
04/22/15 18:59:47:195 | [INFO] | | Download | LBS | SystemCheck | | | 13739 | System OS Version inside isAcccSupported- major = 10, minor = 10, bugFix = -1805102062
04/22/15 18:59:47:195 | [ERROR] | | Download | LBS | LBSUtils | | | 13739 | Failed to launch ACC
04/22/15 18:59:47:195 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ApplicationFacade | | | 13739 | ****************Closing LBS workflow*******************

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