Hello,
My log from installation (subscription acconunt) :
2016/6/17:12:21:34 Pascal PBU-PC Installing Autodesk® Revit® Site Designer 2017: INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\Autodesk\" ADSK_EULA_STATUS=#1 MUILANG=fr-fr SETUP_PACKAGENAME="Autodesk Revit Site Designer 2017" SETUP_PACKAGECODE={AF5D8E5B-2359-4FF1-A160-6348651ACDF1} SETUP_UNINSTALLKEYS=1 SETUP_ISLANGUAGEPACK=0 SETUP_PRODUCTDEPENDENCIES=";;;;" ADSK_SOURCE_ROOT="C:\Autodesk\Revit_SiteDesigner_2017_dlm\" FILESINUSETEXT="" REBOOT=ReallySuppress ADSK_SETUP_EXE=1
2016/6/17:12:21:37 Pascal PBU-PC Install Autodesk® Revit® Site Designer 2017 Failed Installation aborted, Result=1603
No dependencies.
Can you help me ?
Thanks
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Error 1603 is a generic Windows error code and simply means something went wrong:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/kb/834484
I would go through some general diagnostics steps that you can for any installations with a 1603 error:
Make sure you have full Local admin rights
Turn off your antivirus during the install
Close any open programs
Make sure there are no Window updates pending installation or waiting on a reboot
Also please see this Autodesk webpage, Its for Inventor but it pretty much applies to any Autodesk install:
I have the same problem. I tried all the suggestions as mentioned in the knowledgebase of microsoft or autodesk. No result.
I have the problem on two different computers. Perhabs an bug?
I have the same problem of installation.
I've tried several times, following instructions, on different PC using either Win XP or Windows 10.
Nothing concluant.
Too bad 😞
The other updates or complement for Revit are installing perfeclty well, however.
I have done some testing and I have had no issues installing Site Designer.
I have tried without the serviced pack and with service pack 1 installed and Site Designer installed with no errors (Windows 7 Pro x64).
I still suspect that it will be something else on your computers preventing it from installing.
Anyone new to the thread I would recommend that you do the following quick steps to see if this helps:
Failing this here are a few other recommendations:
1.Uninstall Revit
2.Uninstall all Microsoft .Net Framework
3.Uninstall all Microsoft Visual C++
4.Reisntall Revit
5.Now try install Site Design 2017 under the conditions recommended above.
Make sure to run Windows updates after this to install any .net Framework & Visual C++ updates.
If this still fails try with a clean uninstall of all your Autodesk software:
I would also recommend that you scan your computer for viruses or malware which could be preventing Site Designer from Installing, Malwarebytes and Spybot are two scanners that come to mind.
If you are still having issue then we need to try and identify what everyone has in common with this issue. Please can you post the following:
Error log (just like in the original post)
Operating System
Operating system service pack
Antivirus
Do you have just Revit or Building Design Suite
Any additional information you think might be relevant
As I cant reproduce this issue I cant try to fix it but I might be able to make suggestions based on what you post.
If anyone manages to fix this even if you don't know how please let us know.
Hi Mark,
I tried all the things you suggested including removing visual c++ etc. The problem is still there.
My operating system is Windows 10 x64. I use Sophos anti virus.
All the other updates of autodesk do not have a problem.
See my log-file
Beste regards, Pieter
Hi all,
I have the same issue on several PCs running German Windows 7. The installation to a computer with English operating system succeeds. So I guess it has to do with the localized Windows. The error log tells me: "Failed to get SID for account: everyone. CustomAction ExecSecureObjects_64 returned actual error code 1603."
I sent a request to the Autodesk support but did not get a helpful answer till now. If I will get a solution I will post it here.
Hi all !
There is bug with the installer (Autodesk is aware of this problem and should correct it soon)
The problem is that the installer is searching a windows user Group called "everyone" which does not exist in localized versions of Windows
Just create it and the installation should work
Best regards
Hi,
For anyone wanting to know how to create a new local user on your computer please follow the instructions on this Microsoft guide:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/13951/windows-create-user-account
When choosing the name of the user please call it "everyone"
Dear all,
as promised, this is the answer from the Autodesk Support: "Here is the recommended resolution to your case: Please create the user 'everyone'. To resolve this issue, you need to add the group 'everyone' in the 'Computer Management' console."
I wonder why Autodesk does not correct the setup. They published lots of setups in the past that run well. They know how to do it.
Regards
Thilo