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I guess you need to change the installation location to new server location in the .msi file. You can use the MSI Package builder to edit the .msi file.
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I guess you need to change the installation location to new server location in the .msi file. You can use the MSI Package builder to edit the .msi file.

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Is this the MSI Package builder for the actual software I am trying to install? <br />
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Also, as its pointing to an old location, I would have thought this might be in the registry but I can't find it anywhere.
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Is this the MSI Package builder for the actual software I am trying to install?

Also, as its pointing to an old location, I would have thought this might be in the registry but I can't find it anywhere.

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Yes I tried the old file but its not compatible with the 64bit new server. I have also tried the latest file off the company site and I still have the same problem.
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Yes I tried the old file but its not compatible with the 64bit new server. I have also tried the latest file off the company site and I still have the same problem.

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Hi<br />
<br />
We recently migrated our old Windows SBS 2003 server onto a new SBS 2011 server. But when I try to install a program on the new server I get an error that is looking for a My Documents folder on the old server (I have attached a screen shot).<br />
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I would appreciate any advice on this.<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Scott<br />
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Hi

We recently migrated our old Windows SBS 2003 server onto a new SBS 2011 server. But when I try to install a program on the new server I get an error that is looking for a My Documents folder on the old server (I have attached a screen shot).

I would appreciate any advice on this.

Thanks

Scott

Cannot locate folder on old server after migration

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