how_to:installation_errors
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| One reason why this may not work is if the **Secondary Logon** service in Windows is disabled, so you could start that service manually, and then have the installer retry the operation | One reason why this may not work is if the **Secondary Logon** service in Windows is disabled, so you could start that service manually, and then have the installer retry the operation | ||
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| + | Another reason may be that the **vpop3postgres** user has a different password from the one the installer expects. The default password created by the installer is **Nc6ACboDt2jVL6**. Ensure that this is the password set for the **vpop3postgres** user in the Windows settings (or Active Directory settings if you are running VPOP3 on an AD controller). | ||
| + | =====VPOP3MSG.DLL in use===== | ||
| + | If the installer says that VPOP3MSG.DLL is in use, then the first thing to do is to make sure that the Windows Event Viewer (or any other Microsoft Management consoles which many include it, such as Computer Management) are closed. Then, retry the installation operation. | ||
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| + | VPOP3MSG.DLL is not used by VPOP3 itself. It is only used by the Windows Event Viewer to obtain the text for events generated by VPOP3. If the DLL is not installed, or an old version is installed, then it will not affect the operation of VPOP3 at all, but the Windows Event Viewer may say that the description of some events is not available. That's all. | ||
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