Microsoft KB Archive/220859

= Description of the Internet Explorer 5 RunOnceEx Log.txt File =

Article ID: 220859

Article Last Modified on 1/24/2007

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0
 * Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0
 * Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0

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SUMMARY
This article describes the RunOnceEx Log.txt file.



MORE INFORMATION
You can use the RunOnceEx Log.txt file to identify whether or not a file is sucessfully registered when your computer is restarted the first time during Internet Explorer 5 Setup. It can also be used to register the files again without reinstalling Internet Explorer 5.

The RunOnceEx Log.txt file is used to record the files that are registered during the final restart of your computer during Setup. This file contains two sections. The first section contains an export of the registry section that Setup is modifying with DLL registration information. This contains the specific information about the settings of the current browser prior to the installation of Internet Explorer 5.

The second section contains the file registration information that Setup is going to add during the processing of the RunOnceEx section of the registry during the first restart.

The following table lists download phases and "hresult" error codes found in the RunOnceEx Log.txt file. This can help determine exactly what caused Setup to stop. The same "hresult" error codes are used in the Active Setup Log.txt and Setup Log.txt files.

  HResult Error   Code download phase

0              Initializing (making a temp folder and checking disk                      space) 1              Dependency (checking for all dependencies) 2              Downloading (server to download folder) 3              Copying (download folder to temp installation                       folder) 4              Retrying (restarting download due to timeout or                       some other download error) 5              Checking Trust 6              Extracting 7              Running (.inf or .exe file) 8              Finished (installation complete) 9              Download finished (downloading complete) The following codes are other common error codes:


 * 80100003 - During install, one or more files are missing from the download folder.
 * 800b - Anything starting with 800b is a trust problem (for example, 800b010b - trust check did not occur).
 * 800C - Anything starting with 800C is a Urlmon problem (for example, 800C005 - file or server not found; 800C00B - connection timeout).
 * 8004004 - User canceled.

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