Esentutl/P % WINDIR %/security/database/SeCEdit. SDB
Fault symptom
The following error is always prompted during IIS installation. IIS cannot be properly installed. Tip: Install Program One or more files cannot be copied.
The specific error code is 0x4b8. Click "OK" to continue; or click "cancel" to stop the installation and try again. If you continue, Group
Parts may not work properly.
Solution
(1) Start> RUN> Enter cmd> then enter the following command:
Esentutl/P % WINDIR %/security/database/SeCEdit. SDB,
Then install it again. Fixed the system database required to install the IIS component.
Esentutl is a system repair tool. It is mainly used to repair system databases.
In Windows, multiple databases are included. The most important database is the registry, and many other databases are included. They are saved as system database files and suffixed with SDB.
Esentutl runs in several modes. Each mode executes different tasks on the SDB file. Here is the syntax for each mode:
Defragmentation: esentutl/d <Database Name> [Options]
Fragment mode: esentutl/d <Database File Name> [Option]
Recovery: esentutl/R [Options]
Recovery mode: esentutl/R [Option]
Integrity: esentutl/g <Database Name> [Options]
Integrity check mode: esentutl/g <Database File Name> [Option]
Repair: esentutl/P <Database Name> [Options]
Repair Mode: esentutl/P <Database File Name> [Option]
Checksum: esentutl/k <Database Name> [Options]
Verification Mode: esentutl/k <Database File Name> [Option]
File dump: esentutl/M [mode-modifier] <FILENAME>
File dumping mode: esentutl/M [mode modifier] <File Name>
The preceding options vary according to the mode. However, some options are available in all modes. Here is a general option:
/8 defines the database page size as 8 KB. Under normal circumstances, esentutl automatically checks the page size. This option is used only when the Microsoft Knowledge Base tells you or when you encounter a problem reading the database.
/O disable the Microsoft logo. You can use this option to create report output or as input to another database.
/S <stream File Name> sets the file name for the stream data output. The default value is none. This option is used when you want to use streaming data technology-instead of simply dumping-to send data. This option applies to fragment, integrity check, repair, and file dump modes.
/T <Database File Name> sets the temporary database file name. The default setting is TEMP-DFRG *. EDB. Generally, you do not need to change the database file name because esentutl already supports multiple temporary databases. This option applies to fragment, integrity check, and repair modes.
Note: Some modes use the same option switch for different purposes. Therefore, do not assume that the/F switch in the fragment mode and the/F switch in the integrity check mode perform the same task.
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