Problems with installing wince 6.0 in win7

Some time ago, I downloaded the Windows 7 test version. There was no problem when installing vs2005. You can always encounter problems when installing ce6.0.

Some error messages are as follows:

1. toolsmsmca (error): Setup package issue or corecon datastore failed upted: cdevicesdkinstallshim Add/Remove failed. HR = 0x8007005.

2. toolsmsmca (error): Setup package issue or corecon datastore upload upted: devicesdkinstcomp Add/Remove failed. HR = 0x8007005.

After a long review of the network, I found that errors such as 0x8007005 were caused by the setting of administrator permissions for running programs after Windows Vista. As long as you use the Administrator permission during installation, the installation can be successful.

What's weird is that the installation program of wince6.0 does not have the "use administrator privilege" menu right-click, which is also a bug of Microsoft. In that case, the program is actually implemented. We use the administrative authority to open cmd.exe, and then use the command line to install the program using call.

Other online error solutions are described as follows:

If you encounter the following annoying error when installing the Windows Mobile 6 SDK: "toolmsmca (error): Setup package issue or corecon datastore failed upted: cdevicesdkinstallshim Add/Remove failed. hR = 0x80004005 ". you can solve this problem as follows.
1. Delete the following folder:/Documents and Settings/xujin/Application Data/Microsoft/corecon, and then install. (We recommend that you back up the data before deleting it to avoid any confusion ).
2. Enter Regedit in the "start running" and enter the Registry. Find clsid {1d273ec2-2a24-46fe-9f70-544b27811df3} in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/software/Microsoft/visualstudio/devicesdkinstaller/1.0.
3. Find devicesdkinstcomp. dll and register it. This is under/program files/Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0/VC/vcpackages. Don't talk about the registration method... Enter regsvr32 "/program files/Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0/VC/vcpackages/devicesdkinstcomp. dll" to start running.

 

This article from the csdn blog, reproduced please indicate the source: http://blog.csdn.net/xilidecai/archive/2009/08/26/4485402.aspx

 

Supplement:

The user directory structure of Vista is different from that of XP. It is not stored in C:/Documents and Settings/(this folder is useless in Vista, but exists to be compatible with some programs)
The location is located again in C:/users/***/appdata/Roaming /.

Someone may be like me. When a DLL file cannot be registered, I find that the permission is not enough and the administrator needs to run CMD and then run the regsvr32 password.