ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Re: ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Postby Dalai » 21.11.2016, 22:42

@lael: Is there a file SetSystemEnvVars.cmd in your %temp% directory? If so, can you delete it and try again?

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Re: ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Postby lael » 22.11.2016, 12:17

Hi Dalai,

Thanks for your help. There is no file by that name. I've cleared out temp using disk cleanup and still getting the same error.
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Re: ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Postby Dalai » 22.11.2016, 16:10

Running DetermineSystemProperties.vbs manually detects everything normally, but when it's run via WSUS Offline it apparently doesn't work properly on your system. Strange. I have no idea why it works in wscript.exe (manually), but not in cscript.exe (used by WSUS Offline).

Try this: Open a 32 bit CMD, switch to your wsusoffline-dir\client\cmd directory and paste the following code
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if exist %SystemRoot%\Sysnative\cscript.exe (
  set CSCRIPT_PATH=%SystemRoot%\Sysnative\cscript.exe
) else (
  set CSCRIPT_PATH=%SystemRoot%\System32\cscript.exe
)

%CSCRIPT_PATH% //Nologo //B //E:vbs DetermineSystemProperties.vbs /nodebug
into the CMD, confirming the commands with Enter. Then go to %temp% dir, find SetSystemEnvVars.cmd and post its contents here. You can delete the file afterwards. I'm wondering if this file is going to contain all variables like the text file you already posted...

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Re: ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Postby hbuhrmester » 22.11.2016, 17:40

When trying to debug VB Script problems, do not use the option "//B", since it suppresses all output: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6119#p21077

Also see the FAQ wsusoffline/doc/faq-enu.txt: On installation of patches I'm getting strange errors in the command line window...
Check, that all mentioned services are running.
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Re: ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Postby lael » 23.11.2016, 20:30

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set OS_VER_MAJOR=6
set OS_VER_MINOR=1
set OS_VER_BUILD=7601
set OS_VER_REVIS=23569
set OS_SP_VER_MAJOR=1
set OS_SP_VER_MINOR=0
set OS_LANG_CODE=0x409
set OS_LANG=enu
set OS_LANG_SHORT=en
set OS_LANG_EXT=en-us
set SystemDirectory=C:\Windows\system32
set OS_ARCH=x64
set OS_DOMAIN_ROLE=0
set OS_RAM_GB=16
set FS_TYPE=NTFS
set WUA_VER_MAJOR=7
set WUA_VER_MINOR=6
set WUA_VER_BUILD=7601
set WUA_VER_REVIS=23453
set MSI_VER_MAJOR=5
set MSI_VER_MINOR=0
set MSI_VER_BUILD=7601
set MSI_VER_REVIS=23446
set WSH_VER_MAJOR=5
set WSH_VER_MINOR=8
set WSH_VER_BUILD=9600
set WSH_VER_REVIS=18525
set IE_VER_MAJOR=9
set IE_VER_MINOR=11
set IE_VER_BUILD=9600
set IE_VER_REVIS=18524
set MSSL_VER_MAJOR=5
set MSSL_VER_MINOR=1
set MSSL_VER_BUILD=50901
set MSSL_VER_REVIS=0
set DOTNET35_VER_MAJOR=3
set DOTNET35_VER_MINOR=5
set DOTNET35_VER_BUILD=30729
set DOTNET35_VER_REVIS=5420
set DOTNET4_VER_MAJOR=4
set DOTNET4_VER_MINOR=6
set DOTNET4_VER_BUILD=01055
set DOTNET4_VER_REVIS=0
set PSH_VER_MAJOR=2
set PSH_VER_MINOR=0
set PSH_VER_BUILD=0
set PSH_VER_REVIS=0
set WMF_VER_MAJOR=0
set WMF_VER_MINOR=0
set WMF_VER_BUILD=0
set WMF_VER_REVIS=0
set MSSE_INSTALLED=1
set MSSE_VER_MAJOR=4
set MSSE_VER_MINOR=10
set MSSE_VER_BUILD=205
set MSSE_VER_REVIS=0
set MSSEDEFS_VER_MAJOR=1
set MSSEDEFS_VER_MINOR=233
set MSSEDEFS_VER_BUILD=412
set MSSEDEFS_VER_REVIS=0
set NISDEFS_VER_MAJOR=116
set NISDEFS_VER_MINOR=67
set NISDEFS_VER_BUILD=0
set NISDEFS_VER_REVIS=0
set WD_INSTALLED=1
set WD_DISABLED=1
set WDDEFS_VER_MAJOR=1
set WDDEFS_VER_MINOR=129
set WDDEFS_VER_BUILD=268
set WDDEFS_VER_REVIS=0
set TSC_VER_MAJOR=6
set TSC_VER_MINOR=1
set TSC_VER_BUILD=7601
set TSC_VER_REVIS=18540



ok - here it is!
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Re: ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Postby lael » 23.11.2016, 20:34

hbuhrmester wrote:When trying to debug VB Script problems, do not use the option "//B", since it suppresses all output: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6119#p21077

Also see the FAQ wsusoffline/doc/faq-enu.txt: On installation of patches I'm getting strange errors in the command line window...
Check, that all mentioned services are running.



Q: On installation of patches I'm getting strange errors in the command line window, e. g. "C:\wsusupdate\client\cmd\DetermineSystemProperties.vbs(92, 3) (null): 0x80041014". Then the script terminates. What is the cause and how can I solve this problem?
A: For trouble-free execution, the script requires the correct installation and configuration of the following Windows services/components: "Automatic Update/Windows Update (WUA)", "Windows Script Host (WSH)" and "Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)". Please check first if you have restricted or even disabled these services with tools like TweakUI, nLite/vLite, XP-Antispy, XPy, Tuneup Utilities etc.

- as far as I can tell, there is no service called Windows Script Host installed?
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Re: ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Postby lael » 23.11.2016, 20:44

just checked - Windows Script Host is not disabled in the registry. checked local machine as well as user, and added a key to machine for good measure.
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Re: ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Postby Dalai » 23.11.2016, 22:44

OK, so cscript.exe is able to determine all variables. Can you try WSUS Offline again to check if it works now?

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Re: ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Postby lael » 24.11.2016, 12:57

No, same outcome it looks like.
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Re: ERROR: Unsupported Operating System < x64>

Postby aker » 24.11.2016, 14:25

Maybe some script/file is damaged. Please change the content of .\static\StaticDownloadLink-this.txt to something else and rerun the downloader part. Then try again.
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