Initial setup required for the execution of installer validation failed.

11/10/2016mardaff39 CommentsOracleFailed to access temporary location, INS-30131, Oracle 12c client, OracleRemExecServiceV2

One of my colleagues asked me to deploy the Oracle 12c client 32 bits on Windows 64 bits and I got the error from above right after the I chose the type of the installation.

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As per above image, the cause of it is – ” Failed to access temporary location”

I tried almost everything what I could find on Google…..from TEMP not correctly exported, the name of the user used, hidden share…..everything was “like in the book”….but was still failing with the same error. However, I have found this command:

setup.exe -ignorePrereq -J"-Doracle.install.client.validate.clientSupportedOSCheck=false"

and a miracle will happen.

39 Comments

Prabesh bhattarai

12/08/2017 Reply

Nothing has happened! Explain above commands.
- mardaff
  
  12/08/2017 Reply
  
  Hi, it worked for me in respect to the error from the screenshot. Can you be more specific about the error you got?
  - Ivo Nic
    
    07/09/2017 Reply
    
    It fixed my issues, thank you.
Prabesh bhattarai

12/08/2017 Reply

Nothing has happened! Explain above commands.
- mardaff
  
  12/08/2017 Reply
  
  Hi, it worked for me in respect to the error from the screenshot. Can you be more specific about the error you got?
  - Ivo Nic
    
    07/09/2017 Reply
    
    It fixed my issues, thank you.
mardaff

07/09/2017 Reply

Happy to hear that 🙂
mardaff

07/09/2017 Reply

Happy to hear that 🙂
Socrates Roberto CG

14/09/2017 Reply

awesome, took all day long to figure out what was happened and you really saved my day, thanks a lot buddy 😀
- mardaff
  
  14/09/2017 Reply
  
  🙂 Happy to hear that
Socrates Roberto CG

14/09/2017 Reply

awesome, took all day long to figure out what was happened and you really saved my day, thanks a lot buddy 😀
- mardaff
  
  14/09/2017 Reply
  
  🙂 Happy to hear that
Baby A

08/11/2017 Reply

Still getting the same error message
Baby A

08/11/2017 Reply

Still getting the same error message
java8projects

12/11/2017 Reply

It didn’t work for me.
java8projects

12/11/2017 Reply

It didn’t work for me.
- mardaff
  
  12/11/2017 Reply
  
  I’m sorry to hear that…..however, this is a generic error and can can pop up due to a number of reasons …. you might have hit a different cause of it and I have no idea about your setup.
Adina Ahmed

07/01/2018 Reply

I’m not getting. Where did you entered this command?
setup.exe -ignorePrereq -J”-Doracle.install.client.validate.clientSupportedOSCheck=false”
Please?
- mardaff
  
  07/01/2018 Reply
  
  From Oracle Support 🙂 …. and the command works 100% …. But that depends on the error u get too.
  - Adina Ahmed
    
    07/01/2018 Reply
    
    Thankyou so much for your guidance! This one worked for me. 🙂
    -ignorePrereq -J”-Doracle.install.db.validate.supportedOSCheck=false”
    - mardaff
      
      07/01/2018 Reply
      
      Happy to hear that !!!!
  - Adina Ahmed
    
    07/01/2018 Reply
    
    I’m getting the same error. All solutions tried. This is the last one and I hope it’ll work. But I don’t know where to write this command after running setup. Please guide
    - mardaff
      
      07/01/2018 Reply
      
      Well.. first u have to use Windows for this installation… then open a terminal (command prompt) and point the current location where the setup.exe is. Then … just copy and paste the command from above and execute it ….. I guess that should be all ….
Adina Ahmed

07/01/2018 Reply

I’m not getting. Where did you entered this command?
setup.exe -ignorePrereq -J”-Doracle.install.client.validate.clientSupportedOSCheck=false”
Please?
- mardaff
  
  07/01/2018 Reply
  
  From Oracle Support 🙂 …. and the command works 100% …. But that depends on the error u get too.
  - Adina Ahmed
    
    07/01/2018 Reply
    
    Thankyou so much for your guidance! This one worked for me. 🙂
    -ignorePrereq -J”-Doracle.install.db.validate.supportedOSCheck=false”
    - mardaff
      
      07/01/2018 Reply
      
      Happy to hear that !!!!
  - Adina Ahmed
    
    07/01/2018 Reply
    
    I’m getting the same error. All solutions tried. This is the last one and I hope it’ll work. But I don’t know where to write this command after running setup. Please guide
    - mardaff
      
      07/01/2018 Reply
      
      Well.. first u have to use Windows for this installation… then open a terminal (command prompt) and point the current location where the setup.exe is. Then … just copy and paste the command from above and execute it ….. I guess that should be all ….
Ankush Rajpal

31/01/2018 Reply

Installing libaio worked for me

sudo apt-get install libaio1 libaio-dev
- mardaff
  
  31/01/2018 Reply
  
  Nice… thanks …this is a good tip …:)
Ankush Rajpal

31/01/2018 Reply

Installing libaio worked for me

sudo apt-get install libaio1 libaio-dev
- mardaff
  
  31/01/2018 Reply
  
  Nice… thanks …this is a good tip …:)
Lindsay Anderson

19/03/2019 Reply

This worked – thank you!
- mardaff
  
  20/03/2019 Reply
  
  Happy to hear that!!!
Lindsay Anderson

19/03/2019 Reply

This worked – thank you!
- mardaff
  
  20/03/2019 Reply
  
  Happy to hear that!!!
Sandeep Namballa

09/07/2019 Reply

I got the same error as you showed in screenshot, but this command didn’t resolved my error. Is there any other solution for that?
Sandeep Namballa

09/07/2019 Reply

I got the same error as you showed in screenshot, but this command didn’t resolved my error. Is there any other solution for that?

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