On windowsinstaller folder there are over 5 GB of data, and many files has same size (there are 8 files of 466 MB) and same datetime.
In fact go wrong, you can restore your system from the backup. I am not able to install vs2005 sp1 becouse there is not room enought on c disk.
I was unable to find the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility by searching Microsoft’s download site, so note that as of today the file’s name is msicuu2.exe if you the above link goes dead in the future. One of them being the SYSTEMDRIVEWindowsInstaller folder. The Installer folder is a protected folder, with System & Hidden attributes, and is found under your Windows folder. msi setup package gets copied to the Installer folder. Windows Installer CleanUp Utility does not perform the following functions: Remove Windows Installer Remove files of any programs that are installed by Windows Installer, such as Microsoft Office 2003 For. When disk space is running out on a system disk, may it be on a server or a client, there are certain things to clean out. When you install a program in Windows, the program’s. This is the folder Windows Installer is using to do all the caching for the applications - MSI, MST or MSP. Let’s see a little more in detail what is actually happening in.
If you wanted to be ultra-careful, you would obtain disk imaging or disk cloning backup software (which is A Good Thing To Have anyway) and create a full disk backup before you use either the Installer Cleanup Utility or msizap. Msizap can be downloaded as a part of the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Support Tools or the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility (EXE). Be aware that only the Installer information for that particular program is removed, not the files. Repercussion: C:WindowsInstaller location must not be touched in the cleanup process, otherwise, great consequences will occur. Nevertheless, you can still get the Installer Cleanup Utility, including the msizap.exe utility (which is packaged with the Installer Cleanup Utility but is not the same thing), from I have not seen any information about what "other components" were damaged or under what circumstances, but I assume that someone, sometime, had something go wrong.
Sign into a machine running Windows Server 2012 R2/Windows Server 2012 with the Hyper-V role.
After installation, you can leave the default settings in Integration Services.
Microsoft stopped supporting the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility and removed it from its download server because, according to Microsoft "While the Windows Installer Cleanup utility resolved some installation problems, it sometimes damaged other components Copy the installation folder to the Windows Server 2003 machine, and install Integration Services.