on 12-17-2010 4:49 PM
Hi all
we are up to install SAP GUI 720 PL4 compilation (dated 15.12.2010) and are getting the following information when opening either LogOn Pad or Configuration Pad:
"Failed to load administrator rule file. Check your installation".
We did re-install the package several times, did delete the whole SAP folder afterwards as well etc. but without any effect.
We also installed with local admin-account.
What we couuld further see is that in "SAP GUI Security" pad there are no standard SAP security rules available like mentioned in the config guide!
So are we anything missing?
Your help is kindly appreciated.
Best regards
bivision
Resolved the Problem By Installing MSXML 4.0 Service Pack 3
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Hi,
If Unistall and Re Install does not work, then re-install MSXML4 for all users. The MSXML4 installation can be found in folder NW_7.0_Presentation\PRES1\GUI\WINDOWS\WIN32\system of Presentation DVD 1 and the filename is msxml4.msi.
Please Refer to Note : 1524286.
Hope that Helps.
BAsis TEam
OIL
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Hello bivision,
please check, if the saprules.xml file is in the sagui directory. If yes, maybe MSXML4 parser is not installed correctly...
Regards,
Martin
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Hi,
we had the same problem.
Installating of MSXML4.0 solved the issue, you can also check https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1524286 for further information.
An inquiry if MSXML6.0 may be used instead revealed that MSXML6.0 is not compatible to MSXML4.0.
Hi
thanks for the replies.
I did check the issues:
Yes, the saprule.xml file is availabe in the install-folder.
I did check the MSXML and it is installed. However, I reinstalled it with the package from the compilation CD
..but, still the same error!
Anything it could be? Perhaps some false registry entry etc.?
Regards
bivision
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