
Document ID: 116297
Updated: Aug 01, 2013
Contributed by Jasmeet Sandhu, Cisco TAC Engineer.
Contents
Introduction
This document describes the process to troubleshoot the error message received when the Cisco Jabber for Windows MSI Installer file is transformed with the use of Microsoft Orca.
Prerequisites
Requirements
Cisco recommends that you have knowledge of Microsoft Orca.
Components Used
This document is not restricted to specific software and hardware versions.
Problem: Microsoft Orca to edit the MSI and add the configuration file produces an error.
The user receives the error message "This MSI contains at least one embedded substorage which cannot be copied to the new package. You will need to manually import these substorages into the new file".
This issue happens when certain components (in the MSI and MS Orca) are not able to move these components with the use of Save as.
Solution
- Create a copy of the Jabber MSI file and rename it to any name you desire.
- Launch Orca and open the renamed file. Scroll down and click the Property table under the Tables column on the left side. Once the Property table loads on the right side, right-click Add Row. You can also use CTRL-R.
- In the Add Row window, enter the values listed in the "Installer Properties" section of the Cisco Jabber for Windows 9.2.x Installation and Configuration Guide.
- Save the file with the use the SAVE option ONLY.
- Close the file in ORCA.
- Now you can successfully deploy this file individually or via Group Policy Management.
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