שאַרעפּאָינט 2010 גרינג סעטאַפּ סקריפּט

5 comments to SharePoint 2010 גרינג סעטאַפּ סקריפּט

• imprezy katowice

  דעצעמבער 17, 2010 בייַ 7:34 בייַ די

  I would love you to get to know that this article rocks.

• saturday kitchen cook

  ויגוסט 19, 2011 בייַ 9:13 בייַ די

  Just running it now – the downloads are real slow tho – its my slow connection – I’ll get back

• saturday kitchen cook

  ויגוסט 19, 2011 בייַ 9:16 בייַ די

  Just running it now – the downloads are real slow tho – its my slow connection – I’ll get back

• steve hughes

  אָקטאָבער 20, 2011 בייַ 1:28 פּם

  help! So I downloaded and used the SharePoint 2010 Easy Setup Script and I am now in this endless loop. The script errors and says “Windows Identity framework failed to install”. So obviously I do not have a clean machine and WIF is already installed. So I restart computer and it keeps trying to automatically intal script with same error over and over agian. I am trying to figure out how to UNINSTALL Windows Idenity framwork then try to run the easy script again. Any help woudl be appreciated.

• Mike Brooks

  מאַרץ 3, 2013 בייַ 10:15 פּם

  This is indeed a very impressive solution. אָבער, it has not worked for me after many days of effort.

  As usual the devil is in the details and this is a good example of consuming time without accomplishing anything. Instead of a big monster script it would be more prudent to have steps so that a person can understand rather than rely on the magic (which fails!).

  At one point there is a warning that a ‘clean install’ is required; whatever does that mean?

  Then after more than 30 minutes there is a failure because Windows Identity Framework failed to install!
  Looking into this issue there is plenty of information which has not been helpful.
  Even if there was a solution, I assume that I no longer have a ‘clean install’. איצט, I have a lot of useless stuff on my machine.

  I downloaded MS Visual Studio 2010 פּראָצעס, and when I ran it there was a message that the evaluation period has expired; stange, it has never been used on my machine before. There was a link to ‘extend’ or ‘purchase’. When I click on the link, a web page appears to click on ‘extend’ or ‘purchase’. When I click on these; nothing happens.

  It seems impossible to set up a SharePoint Deveploment environment on a stand alone machine, the devil is in the details, and yet some nerds publish blogs and helpful/useless information.

  The good news for me so far is, I have not paid Microsoft thousands of dollars for the MSDN subscription. The trials don’t work, and that means to me that the full version is a waste of time as well.