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Run Below Script in power shell, This will remove sitecore databases and users
import-module sqlps
$DBListQuery = "select * from sys.databases where Name like '" + $Prefix + "_%';"
$DBList = invoke-sqlcmd -ServerInstance "**SERVERNAME**" -U "sa" -P "**PASSWORD**" -Query $DBListQuery
ForEach($DB in $DBList) {
Write-host -foregroundcolor Green "Deleting ...
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From Sitecore 9.2 (installing with SIF 2.2.0), you can also use -From parameter if you want to start from a particular task (skipping all previous tasks), which is very handy if your install fails towards the end.
Here are examples from Install-SitecoreConfiguration.md:
EXAMPLE 3
PS C:\> Install-SitecoreConfiguration -Path .\MyConfig.json -Skip Alpha,...
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Just in case it helps anyone else: I had the exact same error message installing 9.2. I ran the SQL commands mentioned in the error manually and saw that it was taking quite a while (36 seconds) to execute, so killed pretty much everything except SIF and ran it again (successfully).
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It looks like the version of PowerShell Get is out of date. You still only have the release version of PowerShell get installed.
Run
Install-Module -Name PowerShellGet -MinimumVersion 1.6.5 -Force
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Most of the time I see this error, the issue is with the license.
The license needs to be:
Up to date
Valid Xml
Includes the key xDB.Base. XDB.Base signifies that the license is valid for xDB.
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You can copy the SIF for a particular user or all users
All users - C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules
Specific user - C:\Users\<user>\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules
Note - Before copying SIF folder you may need to "Unblock" by right clicking zip file -> properties -> General tab -> Unblock
Refer Sitecore Document here for complete ...
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There are different versions of the Import-PfxCertificate and the Export-PfxCertificate cmdlets. The versions that come with Windows Server 2016 and Windows 10 1703 and earlier do not support importing a PFX generated using the AES256_SHA256 cryptographic algorithm and result in the error that you experienced.
This issue doesn't occur with the version of ...
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I know this is a bit late, but I ran into this today and found a resolution.
I found the error details in the event viewer under Applications and Services Logs\Microsoft\Windows\WebDeploy\Errors.
I had looked before under Applications and Services Logs\Microsoft Web Deploy which was empty.
In my case, the issue was the database server name. It needs to ...
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Look for the trailing '/' in SolrUrl in your XP0-SingleDeveloper.ps1. An additional '/' is the likely culprit.
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I was able to find a more elegant, complete solution to my previous answer: https://sitecore.stackexchange.com/a/20041/556
My work laptop has many settings restricted by my organization. One of which is my proxy settings.
From Windows search for "Proxy Settings":
This illustrated to me that my machine wasn't fully in my control.
Next, thanks to some ...
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I've found the simplest method for resolving issues with starting the service can be found by reviewing Event Viewer on Windows.
Event Viewer
Review Windows Logs > Application
Find records with a Source of nssm
Select the records with a Level of Information
This lets you see the command NSSM is attempting to execute. In the screenshot above, the key ...
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