Hi-
I tried installing the SAP GUI 7.20, but I encountered some issues running it. The installation process ran fine and said it finished successfully, but the logon pad will not start up. When I tried to start it, I see the SAP intro screen for a second, then it disappears and nothing else happens. I check the task manager, and no processes seemed to start on my PC, either.
I am running Windows 7 Enterprise Edition.
I first tried installing 7.20 on top of a 7.10 patch 17 GUI. When that didn't work, I re-installed 7.10 patch 17, then I un-installed it - thinking I missed that step the first time. I then installed 7.20 again. The 1st time I tried to run it I received a Windows message for an "abnormal program termination". From that point on, the behavior was as I mentioned above.
Any ideas?
Thanks and Regards,
Mark
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Hello Mark,
from my point of view it looks like an installation issue with the vcredist mis package...
So please look into the log file from the installation
(NWSAPSETUP.log) if you can find some error lines
"2E"
Please tell me some of the errors in the log file...
But i think it is the best way when you open an Message in OSS in BC-FES-INS.
Best regards
Sven
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OK - I have tried both of the new suggestions.
I "disabled" the security after installing 7.20. This did not change the results.
Then, I installed Patch 1 which was released last week. I got a new error that SAPLGNUI.DLL was missing. I found it in the 7.20 core installation and restored it. Then it went back to the same "abnormal error" message.
I also checked all of the installation logs, and I did not see any "2E" errors.
Yes I should open an OSS note. I will get to it once some of the projects around here simmer down...
Thanks.
Mark
I got the same error first, the reason for this was that we are using a central saplogon.ini file located on a read-only share and when you start SAP Logon it tries to create a xml file "SapLogonTree.xml" in the same directory as saplogon.ini and that failed.
Work-around:
Remove enviroment variable SAPLOGON_INI_FILE
copy the saplogon.ini file to %USERPROFILE%\Application Data\SAP\Common
It should now work to start SAP Logon
after SAP logon has started you should now see the file SapLogonTree.xml in %USERPROFILE%\Application Data\SAP\Common
Copy that file to the same directory as your central saplogon.ini and reset the enviroment variable SAPLOGON_INI_FILE.
To create a own system tree in saplogon make sure to do this when SAPLOGON_INI_FILE is not set to a read-only location.
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