“The user does not exist or is not unique” Error When a User is Disabled in Active Directory.Synchronizing SharePoint tasks with Outlook including categories.How to Use PowerShell to Delete Short-Term Locks from Documents Opened from SharePoint?.How to avoid 'The request uses too many resources' when using the client object model via automated batching of commands.Some words about TaxonomyFieldValue and its WssId property.Checking user properties in Active Directory using PowerShell to identify logon issues.Removing the password protection from an Excel sheet using PowerShell.Working with the REST / OData Interface from PowerShell.How to Copy a Document between Folders of a SharePoint Document Library using VBA and REST.See the Countersignatures section below with the item that was missing the first time (see the corresponding dialog above):Īctive Directory ALM BCS Bugs Calendar CAML Custom fields ECMAScript Client Object Model Event receivers External list Fiddler Incoming email JavaScript jQuery Managed Client OM PowerShell Project Server PS 2013 Reflection REST Search Security SharePoint SP 2010 SP 2013 Taxonomies Tips & Tricks User profile Views Visual Studio I’ve checked the CAB file, that had no problem this time, and finished the installation successfully. Since I have found a similar issue with SharePoint 2010 in this forum thread, and had not better idea than the “solution” suggested there, I downloaded the SharePoint installer again. However, I was really surprised after checking the same ‘OSrchWFE.CAB’ on the host (or on another W2K8 R2), there I was able to open the very same file, and had no problem with the signature. Up to this point it seemed like a “standard” file corruption. When I checked the signature of the file I found that it was not valid: I looked up the ‘OSrchWFE.CAB’ file in the file system, and tried to open it there, but it was really corrupt. This could indicate a network error, an error reading from the CD-ROM, or a problem with this package. The cabinet file ‘OSrchWFE.CAB’ required for this installation is corrupt and cannot be used. Short after starting the SharePoint setup, the following error message was displayed and the process has been terminated: The SharePoint 2013 Preview install media I used was the one I downloaded a few days after it has been published. WS2012s and SQL were installed without problems. (Yes, I know running of Windows Server 2012 guest on Windows Server 2008 R2 host is officially unsupported, but I’m not sure it is the root of my issue.) The other day I was to install a SharePoint 2013 test environment, but experienced a strange problem during the process.

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