Closed GomolemoBojosi closed 2 months ago
@GeeBojosi please can you run the SDK (eg. MicrosoftServiceFabricSDK.6.1.1799.msi) installation first. After you can install the runtime (eg. MicrosoftServiceFabric.9.1.1799.9590.exe /accepteula) without any error.
Ran this command to try installing with powershell
When i was using windows 10, everything installed smoothly
You are in C:\Windows\system32
and I think you didn't download the exe there. You need to navigate to your downloads folder first or shift+rightclick
in the folder where the exe is located and click Open powershell window here
.
If you run the command after that, it should work. Also if you want to troubleshoot this yourself, please pay attention to the error you got from the terminal. It Is CommandNotFoundException
and ObjectNotFound
which mostly means it can't locate the thing you want to run in the terminal.
You can run the command like ./MicrosoftServiceFabric.10.0.1949.9590.exe /accepteula
I had a similar error; all I did was copy the file from the Downloads folder back to C:\Windows\ and then run the command .\MicrosoftServiceFabric.10.1.2175.9590.exe /accepteula. Could install Service Fabric Runtime successfully.
I downloaded both service fabric runtime and sdk, however when trying to run the runtime.exe i get the following "Installation must be called with /accepteula. Running without arguments from explorer is not supported. Press enter to exit. Process will automatically close after 30 seconds."
The i proceed to "Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Force -Scope CurrentUser" and in the powershell navigate to the folder that contains the two executable and run "MicrosoftServiceFabric.9.1.1653.9590.exe /force /accepteula", but the command is not recognized even though i added the path variables according to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1181752/service-fabric-runtime-installation-for-windows-fa , can someone please assist, I'm running windows 11 OS.
when i try to run the runtime it shows this:
already did the set execution policy to unrestricted
Ran this command to try installing with powershell
When i was using windows 10, everything installed smoothly