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Unsupported Operating System language

PostPosted: 25.04.2014, 19:10
by masoudk
Hello.
I'm using windows 8. Whenever I run "UpdateInstaller.EXE" I get this error:

Error: Unsupported Operating System language


Things I did: I verified WMI service is running and I also tried using WMIDiag tool which ended with following log file:

...88 21:49:48 (3) WinZIP=C:\Program Files\WinZip\winzip32.exe
...89 21:49:48 (0) ** Initializing WMI System Information.
...90 21:49:48 (0) ** Unsupported Windows version - 32-bit (_____.___.___.__).
...91 21:49:48 (1) !! ERROR: (Main) : Unsupported OS version or build #.
...92 21:49:57 (0) ** ABORT: WMIDiag execution aborted. Check 'C:\USERS\MASOUD\APPDATA\LOCAL\TEMP\WMIDIAG-V2.1______.___.___.___MASOUD-PC_2014.04.25_21.49.43.LOG' for details.
...93 21:49:57 (0) **
...94 21:49:57 (0) ** WMIDiag executed in 14 second(s).


May you help me why I can not install my updates?
Thank you very much

Re: Unsupported Operating System language

PostPosted: 25.04.2014, 21:04
by aker
Please run .\client\cmd\DetermineSystemProperties.vbs and post the content of %temp%\SetSystemEnvVars.cmd in [code]-tags.

Re: Unsupported Operating System language

PostPosted: 26.04.2014, 03:23
by masoudk
Thank you for reply
DetermineSystemProperties.vbs shows me an error message:

script: c:\users\masoud\desktop\new folder\wsusoffline\client\cmd\DetermineSystemProperties.vbs
line: 423
char: 1
Error 0x8004100E
code: 8004100E
source: (null)


After that when I try to run %temp%\SetSystemEnvVars.cmd it tell me "This app cant run on your pc"

Re: Unsupported Operating System language

PostPosted: 26.04.2014, 08:33
by aker
Looks like a broken WMI as WMIDiag.vbs prints an error message too.

Re: Unsupported Operating System language

PostPosted: 26.04.2014, 08:39
by harry
That's an WMI error, please see :arrow: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/281888/en-us (but I don't know if it applies to Windows 8 also).
Maybe this can help: :arrow: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/For ... tallrepair

Re: Unsupported Operating System language

PostPosted: 26.04.2014, 17:02
by masoudk
hm.............
I verified in my machine default namespace value in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Wbem\Scripting is root\cimv2.

To get sure it works fine I wrote this code in a notepad and saved it with vbs extension:
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Set Svc = GetObject ("winmgmts:root\default")

It just worked fine without any error.

Another things I tried was this tool:
%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem\WbemTest.exe
When I click on "Connect" button it tells me "root\cimv2" is an invalid namespace.

I guess default value in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Wbem\Scripting shouldnt be root\cimv2 in my machine and I think I can extract the correct one with this command:
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Set Svc = GetObject ("winmgmts:root\default")

But I can not echo it, it returns type mismatch error :(
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WScript.Echo Svc

Re: Unsupported Operating System language

PostPosted: 26.04.2014, 17:28
by aker
"root\cimv2" is correct, so your WMI is damaged.

Please run
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sfc /scannow
in an administrative cmd to fix broken systemfiles.

Re: Unsupported Operating System language

PostPosted: 26.04.2014, 20:32
by masoudk
I think I found source of problem.
It seems in this case you can not fix damaged dlls. I'm shying to tell you this but I'm using a pirated version of windows with "KJ_Starter" keygen.
I'm just writing this because I guess this information's might be interesting for developers to see how their application work in different situations.

After I ran "sfc /scannow" I saw watermark of inactivated windows appeared in my desktop. I believe in that moment my dlls was fixed. But after several seconds It disappeared again which i'm sure my keygen did and corrupted OS files again.

To summarize, if you use pirated version of windows there is no guarantee wsusoffline works for you. Keygens manipulate OS to prevent Microsoft block them. In some cases even if you repair OS with DVD you can not fix it.

Thank you every one.

Re: Unsupported Operating System language

PostPosted: 26.04.2014, 22:10
by boco
I hope you understand I have to close this topic now, as we do not support piracy. All I can say is that there are far better ways to get an activated Windows, without any corrupt system files. Over and out.