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TightVNC install stopped working

 For some weird reason, my TightVNC install stopped working recently(Nope, I didn't change anything).  I've tried version 2.7.10(which I've been using) and also version 2.8.  The install times out after an hour.  It used to install in about 5 minutes.  Is there a logfile somewhere that can tell me where/why it hangs?  This is starting to tick me off...

Other installs work fine, so it isn't credentials/antivirus/firewalls/etc...

Thanks for any assistance.

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  • Same here.  I had 2.8.8.0 running on about 20 machines.  All but a few recently stopped working.  The "tvnserver" service is not running and doesn't even show up in the list of Services.  I tried running the package again from Deploy.  It sucessfully deploys all 14 steps, but still no running service and no connection.  

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  • I think we have/had different problems.  I could no longer INSTALL the program through PDQ Deploy.  This is all in an effort to remotely uninstall the old version and install the new version.  So, I figured out the install.  After 3 times deleting and re-creating the install, it worked.  Now I have to figure out how to UNinstall through PDQDeploy using the free version...

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  • A command step with this:

    MsiExec.exe /qn /norestart /X{DEE0B752-52D8-4615-9BEE-1EDA46628960}

    should do the trick. Make sure you get that GUID right. This will help you. Run this powershell command on a machine with TightVNC installed. 

    Get-ItemProperty 'HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\**\' | Where { $_.Displayname -eq 'TightVNC' } | Select-Object -Expand PSChildName

    The GUID returned will be the GUID you want to sub-in on that MSIExec step I listed first.

     

     

     

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