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Parallel Studio XE Version 16 installation failure

terry_g_2
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Installation of Intel Parallel Studio XE failed.

 

Error message is:  "package signature verification failed"

Tried this "solution":  https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-parallel-studio-xe-installation-failure-package-signature-verification-failed?language=de

Didn't work. Still can't install Parallel Studio.

Any suggestions?

 

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Which parts of the solution did you try? What is the exact filename of the installer you are using?

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terry_g_2
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Tried downloading from this page:

https://registrationcenter.intel.com/download.aspx?productid=2620&pass=yes

I tried both the online installer and the offline installer.

Both immediately report: "package signature verification failed"

 

 

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terry_g_2
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parallel-studio-XE-2016-update-online-setup.exe

 

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Steven_L_Intel1
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DId you install the root certificates?

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terry_g_2
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Steven_L_Intel1
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Not that I know of.  I am going to move this thread to our Download, Licensing and Registration forum as the folks there have more experience with this issue.

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James_T_Intel
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What version of Windows* are you using?

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terry_g_2
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windows 7

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terry_g_2
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Correction Windows 7 Enterprise

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James_T_Intel
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Please send the following 4 screenshots.

1)  Right click on the installer, choose Properties, choose "Digital Signatures" tab, click on the certificate, and then click "Details".  This should open a "Digital Signature Details" dialog.  Here, click "View Certificate", and send a screenshot of this dialog.

2)  On the same dialog, click the "Certification Path" tab, and send a screenshot.

3)  Back on the "Digital Signature Details", click "Details" at the bottom.  This should open a second "Digital Signature Details" dialog.  Send a screenshot of this dialog.

4)  On the second "Digital Signature Details" dialog, click "View Certificate".  Go to the "Certification Path" tab here, and send a screenshot.

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terry_g_2
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screen shots sent

 

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James_T_Intel
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Where did you send them?  I have not seen them posted here or in my private messages.

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terry_g_2
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I clicked upload and it said it uploaded them

 

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James_T_Intel
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That uploads them to a generic space.  You have to explicitly link them in your post or message for them to be findable or attach them to the post/message.

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terry_g_2
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Try it again

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James_T_Intel
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Got them this time, I'll forward them to our installation engineering team for advice.

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Thomas_P_2
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I am having the exact same problem. Was this ever solved?

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alfred_c_
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Hi,

I have a problem related very closely to the one described above. On trying to install Parallel studio 2017 update 1 to a Windows 7 Enterprise PC, I receive the error message: 'package signature verification failed'. I have tried re-downloading the software and different versions. I have also manually downloaded and installed the certificates as recommended, and they both appear to be in the correct location, but I still receive the message. When I look at the digital signature details by right-clicking on the installation file, I am told 'The certificate is not valid for the requested range'. I see a request was made above for more detailed screenshots - would this be useful? How should I go about solving this problem?

Many thanks in advance,

Alfred 

 

 

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Alexandra_S_Intel
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Alfred,

Please don't resurrect old, dead threads. We at Intel have a system in place to allow us to get to new questions in an efficient and timely fashion; when you post a new question on a thread from years ago, it messes with that system.

Please create a new thread (feel free to link back to this one) and someone will get to you shortly.

I'm going to close this thread to prevent further posting.

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