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SYMPTOMSIf a Hex or Binary registry value containing more than 127 bytes of data is over written by an Installer script, Systems Management Server Installer will not be able to uninstall this value correctly. When the uninstall is executed, it will restore the original value, but the value will be truncated at 127 bytes. CAUSEThis is caused by a limitation in the amount of data stored per registry key in the uninstall file. STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Systems Management Server Installer version 1.0. MORE INFORMATION
This can be seen in the Install.log generated by the Installer script. When the registry key is over written, the log will show the new value as well as the old value as it will be stored in the uninstall file. If the registry key is too long, the uninstall or "old" version of the registry key will show as truncated. The Install.log will show the old and new values similar to the following excerpt:
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