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Per Microsoft:
Although SP2 for the 2007 Office Desktop products can be uninstalled,
you cannot uninstall 2007 Office Servers Service Pack 2 for Office
server products. The main reason for this is that the installation of
2007 Office Server Service Pack 2 makes changes to back-end databases,
and those database changes are currently unable to be ...
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Yes, Service Pack 2 contains all Cummulative Updates and Hot fixes before it.. including SP1
Install SharePoint 2010 Service Pack 2 the right way
SharePoint Server 2010 Service Pack 2 has been released (Updated July 31st, 2013)
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"Upgrade blocked" means that this server has upgrades installed which are missing on other servers with status "Installation required".
Move to CA -> Upgrade and Migration -> Check product and patch installation status. Compare exactly the installed updates on each server and find out which one is missing.
You can find more information about Versions and ...
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There are 2 things:
Installation required: When you install the patch on one server in farm but not on other servers then all other servers status will be installation required.
Upgrade blocked: Now, on the server where you installed the updates that server status become upgrade blocked un till you run the PSconfig wizard.
You have to check which patch ...
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I finally sorted this issue. I ended up ringing MS on it and their only official supported fix was to delete and recreate the User Profile Service Application & it's database. However this was on our production server and I couldn't do that. Luckily based on their information I was able to come up with an unofficial fix.
The error happens because ...
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The workflow issue is a security feature, although in your current situation, you might not agree.
It's easier to just fix the recursion issues for the workflows because going forward it has to be done anyway (SP2 required for upgrade where it will be required to be fixed). Add trigger column(s) to your list and create a second workflow that fires on ...
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you can use command "net start sptimerv4" in command window when the wizard is starting phase 9/10, then you can see it's work fine!
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Looks like this a common issue. I had same issue after researching why Search wasn't working and only returning an error message. You could fix the issue by following instructions here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/opal/archive/2010/04/18/track-sharepoint-2010-installations-by-service-connection-point-ad-marker.aspx
But, you don't want to leave as is. You can ...
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The upgrade error indicates you have a custom Full Trust Solution in place that appears to be missing (from the description, it is a timer job). This won't necessarily cause the upgrade to fail overall, but likely something you should resolve, either by forcing the feature removal if the FTC is no longer deployed; Feature Admin is a popular tool for this, or ...
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Since SharePoint Server 2013 Service Pack 1, there is no any public or mandatory update. Check the full list at SharePoint Server 2013 build numbers
But there's a CU that depend on old CU, don't worry you will find the pre request instructions at the CU download page.
Recommended Points.
Although the periodic patching is useful, it's recommended to ...
answered Sep 11 '17 at 14:31
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If you want to have your SharePoint Farm up to Dec 2011 CU, following is the path:
1) Install SharePoint Server SP1 - Following the installation Guide
2) http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2597014 - Dec 2011 CU
Note that while installing Dec CU for Server version, you do NOT install Foundation Version of CU. After Aug 31 2011, all Server CU will include ...
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I've had this problem, before. What I did was deleted the certificates from the MMC, and restarted the machine. It was the October 2011 CU.
Also, did you run the PSConfigUI.exe (SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard)? It is required after installing June 2011 CU. See here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/ff800847.aspx
...
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their is no easy way as far i know unless uninstall the SharePoint.
I would simply install the SharePoint server SP1, you will all set.
Maybe you Know Server Service Pack include both Foundation & server SP1. So if you installed the foundation separately then when you run the Server SP1 it will automatically detect it and install only server related ...
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Just install the Server Service Pack. When it comes to SharePoint patches, you really can't "go back" (easily).
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Open a command prompt run as administrator and run
officeserversp2013-kb2880552-fullfile-x64-en-us.exe PACKAGE.BYPASS.DETECTION.CHECK=1
Source
http://www.windowstechinfo.com/2013/09/solved-outlook2010-kb2459115-fullfile.html
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Hi also you need to install service pack 1 for your language packs and after try to install CU
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42082
change to your language pack
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It'll state that on the installation instructions
You'll find installed language packs in "Programs and Features" in Control Panel
See 1.
Yes. Also see 1.
Office Web Apps is a separate Microsoft Product so updates for that are delivered through the OWA portal on TechNet. Here's instructions on installing updates: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/...
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I would do the following things
Install the SharePoint + SP1 + Latest CU on all servers in the farm( App server and WFEs).
Run the Config wizard on the central admin server and build a farm.
Configure the state service.
Now Run the Config wizard on the WFEs one by one and join them in the farm.
once all server in the farm, now I will start configuring the ...
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You can check the Fast Search Server Version by In Control Panel, under Programs and Features, click "Microsoft FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint" and you will see the version number here as well.Also click on View installed updates to see all installed updates.
Fast search server is seprate product then the Sharepoint, So SharePoint patches/Hotfix ...
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rolling back the SharePoint updates are not supported, due to the fact it is not only installed on the server but also update the content database schemas.
As per my experience and best practice in the market.
I would apply the update in the Lower farm( test farm, may be copy the data from production server to get real time testing).
Test all the required ...
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Ok, I've got the answer on MS Technet Community:
Most time is tracked and translated via UTC and not local time. So as long as the TZ isn't changing, you should be alright.
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Sharepoint 2013 sp1 is not supported on windows server 2016 as well as sql server 2016.
There are few changes on windows 2016 which are not compatible with Sharepoint 2013.check this article.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262485.aspx#section4
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SharePoint 2010 SP1 is gone, now you will get only SharePoint 2010 SP2 (which include all the previous updates). You can install the March CU after that.
I checked from MSDN and they have only SharePoint 2010 SP2 only.
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Short Answer: Go for Option 3.
Even if there is no direct recommendation on TechNet, Microsoft always recommends the use of the most current CU for productive deployments. I have migrated dozends of times since SharePoint 2010 and this always worked fine.
Another thing is the practical perspective: Migrating from SP2013 to SP2016 itself is enough work to ...
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Couple of things in this Scenrio, you can try to fix it.
repair the Distributed Cache on the server
Recycle the Security token service and app pool
Or, Add the following line into the aspnet.config on WebFrontend.<enforceFIPSPolicy enabled="false"/>
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I solved the problem I was facing but this might not apply to other people. My case was a bit special.
I tried to install service pack 1 for each language pack as was suggested above, but every time I ran the exe it would tell me that it is already installed.
I decided to remove each language pack one by one and reinstall them again. And this time the CU ...
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Install Server SP1 over the top. Run psconfig.
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Looks like some thing in your content database required updates. couple of possibilities:
you may restore the site collection in that db
upgrade from last time not completed successfully.
may be you moved the content/ pages from different version which required upgrade.
Solution
run upgrade-spcontentdatabase "DB name" and once it completed successfully ...
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wpresources is meant to hold all of the supporting resources for installed web parts. It could be images, additional code, forms, help files, etc.
I don't think, this is SP1 issue, as you mentioned...You install it and run the config wizard via psconfig tool and no issue reported.
Did you run the Config Wizard via GUI after that?
What install in the ...
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yes, you need to services pack for each installed language packs...as you said you have 3 different languages then you need to download all 3 and install them on all servers in the farm.
Also check this Technet, same applicable to LPs:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262108(v=office.14).aspx#section4
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