An application trying to access incompatible data or code, or an illegal action, can cause a1603 Fatal Error During Installation . The program closes and returns the user back to the operating sy stem. By uninstalling previous versions of Java and installing the most recent version, the majority of customers were able to resolve comparable problems. To install the most recent Java version, click the provided link.
Follow these steps to fix a fatal error in software installation
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- Remove files from earlier installations …
- Common Windows Installer problems can be solved …
Resolution:
Initial issues with AppFabric in my SharePoint 2013 environment caused me to decide to create an AppFabric server to fix the problem. It seemed reasonable at the time. It kept appearing, no matter how many times I rebooted or attempted to install AppFabric, and it never went away. To find the cause, I began to dig into MSI log files.
Additional Issues
Other things to look at are:
- Windows Firewall settings. AppFabric uses default ports 22233 and higher for communication.
- Remote Service Management service. To configure integration between SharePoint and AppFabric, you will need to access the remote registry. This service must be initiated on the AppFabric Serve
Failure to decompress an archive usually means that the archive is corrupt. In this instance, I had downloaded the offline installers from DownThemAll. The online installer gave me the error .
- Copy the package to an unencrypted folder.
This is the correct way to proceed if you get an error message when you attempt to install Windows Installer to an encrypted folder. - Save the package to a drive you are not using as a replacement drive.
This method is used if you get an error message that the drive containing the folder you are trying to install Windows Installer packages to is not accessible. - Allow full control permissions for the SYSTEM account. Only for Windows 2000/Windows XP
This method is used if the error message that the SYSTEM account doesn’t have full control permissions to the folder you are trying to install the Windows Installer package, appears.
These steps will allow you to grant Full Control permissions for the SYSTEM account:
- Double-click My Computer on the Windows desktop. The My Computer window opens.
- Right-click on the drive you wish to install Windows Installer. Click Properties.
- Click on the Security tab.
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- Verify that the Name box contains your SYSTEM user account if you’re using Microsoft Windows 2000.
- Verify that Microsoft Windows XP’s Group and user names boxes contain the SYSTEM user account.The Security Tab, do the following:
- Click Add. The Select Users and Groups dialog box opens.
- Click OK.
- Click on the Permissions Section to choose the Full control box under Allow.
- Follow these steps:
- Windows XP users can click the Replace permissions on all child objects with the entries shown here.
- Enable propagation of inheritable rights.
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Setup Logs:
- Install Aborted Installation, Result=1603.
- Other Messages:
- The installation of .NET Framework Runtime 3.0 Failed Failure is not considered, Result = 1603.
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express(AUTODESKVAULT) Failed Installation aborted, Result=1603.
- Installation of Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable (x86) Failure to install aborted The result was 1603.
Solution:
To prevent the behavior, follow these steps. Continue to move on to the next one if the first is not working:try some formal way , you should take short steps to remove this error
