PatchPackage.msp

Hello everyone
Still trying to install DW 8.0. Keep getting the message:
'The feature you are trying to installis on a network source
that is unavailable'
It appears to looking for something calles 'PatchPackage.msp?
What network source I ask myself? I use a wireless router and
I am the administrator according to the opening screen of winxp
pro.
I have even downloaded a trial-version of DW8 and that will
not install either, Comes up with the same message.
Anyone any clues about this please?
regards
francois27

From MS Web site:
Here’s a trick to install 8.02 patch of Dreamweaver on Windows 7 machine.
1.     Download the file from the link below.
http://www.adobe.com/support/dreamweaver/ts/documents/kb400150/DW802_unwrapped.zip
2.      Unzip the installer to a folder which can be easily located.
3.     Now run a command prompt in elevated mode.
To do so,
a)      Go to start and type cmd in the search field.
b)      Right click on cmd from the list and choose run as Administrator.
4.     Navigate to the saved folder where patchpackage.msp file is located and type in the following.
msiexec /update patchpackage.msp
5.     Press Enter.
6.     The patch will begin to install.
By now you should have successfully installed 8.02 patch.
Make sure you UNZIP the installer file and Save it to an easily accessed folder on your hard drive such as MYDOWNLOADS or whatever folder you typically use. If you're unable to save or access the file, you need to log-off and log-on as Administrator.
Browse to the file and type the command string exactly as shown above. It should work.
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How to install DW 8 Patchpackage.msp for Windows 7?

I have DW 8 which ran great on Vista Home Premium. I have upgraded to Windows 7 and have many issues with DW 8.
I would like to install the 8.02 patch, but it will not install via usual method. I then downloaded Patchpackage.msp and have attempted to install it via the Command Prompt. As I am not familiar with this maneuver, I need some help to accomplish this. Can anyone offer any assistance in this matter?
Thank you in advance,
Clyde Semler

From MS Web site:
Here’s a trick to install 8.02 patch of Dreamweaver on Windows 7 machine.
1.     Download the file from the link below.
http://www.adobe.com/support/dreamweaver/ts/documents/kb400150/DW802_unwrapped.zip
2.      Unzip the installer to a folder which can be easily located.
3.     Now run a command prompt in elevated mode.
To do so,
a)      Go to start and type cmd in the search field.
b)      Right click on cmd from the list and choose run as Administrator.
4.     Navigate to the saved folder where patchpackage.msp file is located and type in the following.
msiexec /update patchpackage.msp
5.     Press Enter.
6.     The patch will begin to install.
By now you should have successfully installed 8.02 patch.
Make sure you UNZIP the installer file and Save it to an easily accessed folder on your hard drive such as MYDOWNLOADS or whatever folder you typically use. If you're unable to save or access the file, you need to log-off and log-on as Administrator.
Browse to the file and type the command string exactly as shown above. It should work.
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Dreamweaver 8 under Windows 7 Home Premium

Hi there.
I've been using Dreamweaver 8 under XP very happily for several years but have recently upgraded to a new machine running Windows 7 Home Premium. Dreamweaver 8.0 installs OK but when I try to run the patch to upgrade to 8.0.2, I get an error message to the effect that the wizard was interrupted and failed to install. The main issue with this is that the web site management set up fails to save the user name and password, which is a bit of a pain.
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Phil, try this:
- Unzip the 'unwrapped' installer to a folder that is easily reachable by the command prompt (file patchpackage.msp)
- Open up a command prompt as an Administrator. (Right click the icon and choose run as Administrator)
- Navigate to where the patchpackage.msp is located and type in the following and press enter:
msiexec /update patchpackage.msp
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How can I update Dreamweaver 8 to 8.0.2 if I don't have the .MSI file?

How can I update Dreamweaver 8 to 8.0.2 if I don't have the .MSI file? I have moved this old copy to newer computer/operating system and don't have all the original discs and things.

Donny4646 wrote:
And you can move an installed application if you move a few other files manually and without getting into the registry.
I'm very skeptical about that as I have dozens of Registry entries associated with my older DW installation.
Still trying to assist anyway. Check this thread for a reported successful resolution
https://forums.adobe.com/message/4215502
Also try this:
Download the unwrapped 8.0.2 update from Adobe: http://kb2.adobe.com/support/dreamweaver/ts/documents/kb400150/DW802_unwrapped.zip
Extract the files into a root directory. There should be only one MSI file.
Open an administrator privilaged command prompt by typing in the Start menu "Command" and right clicking the "Command Prompt" option and selecting "Run as Administrator"
Navigate to the directory you extracted the files to using the CD command
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Refer my previous post. I have done all of that and installed ver 8.0.2 by installing the patchpackage.msp as indicated in the link. But Dreamweaver still will either not load or gets to the opening window and has a message that it is Initialising Server Behaviours and that the version is 8.0.2. But that is as far as it goes. It won’t load past that and sits there forever until I shut it down via the Task Manager which says that it is not running.
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