Video Screencast Help
Search Video Help Close Back
to help
New in the Rewards Catalog: Vouchers for "Symantec Technical Specialist" and "Symantec Certified Specialist" exams.

LIVE (Layer Installation/Virtualization Explorer)

Updated: 29 Jul 2010 | 8 comments
CondorMan's picture
+1 1 Vote
Login to vote

Like Adam Moore's Program Launcher, you run this utility in place of the run command in order to capture multiple programs into a single layer. However, with LIVE you can do much more.

You can browse the internet to download applications & plugins, browse your drive to launch them, and even create/copy/rename/delete any file using the Windows Explorer like interface.

Figure 1

Click to view.

When you are done, you have the option to choose "Clean & Close", which will use the same ruleset that SVS Cleaner uses to organize and optimize the registry and files in your layer.

Figure 2

Click to view.

License: AJSL
By clicking the download link below, you agree to the terms and conditions in the Altiris Juice Software License
Support: User-contributed tools on the Juice are not supported by Altiris Technical Support. If you have questions about a tool, please communicate directly with the author by visiting their profile page and clicking the 'contact' tab.

Comments

arjain's picture
27
Nov
2006
0 Votes 0
Login to vote

mscorees.dll could not be loaded

Hi,
I downloaded the software and tried running it.

It gives me the error message "A fatal error occurred. However, mscoress.dll could not be loaded to display the appropriate error message. Please reinstall the .NET Framework."

I am using Win 2003 EE. There is no need to install .net framework.

Let me know how to run this tool.

~SysPanacea - Remedy for PC problems.

If a forum post solves your problem, please flag it as a solution. If you like an article or blog post vote for it.

Scott Hardie's picture
28
Nov
2006
0 Votes 0
Login to vote

Re: mscorees.dll could not be loaded

It's not meant to run on Windows 2003 EE. Which SVS in general is not meant for at this time. You need to run it on XP which it works great on.

James "Scott" Hardie
Vice President of Technology Services
shardie@xcendgroup.com
http://www.xcendgroup.com

James "Scott" Hardie
Security Architect
Security Business Practice
Symantec Corporation
www.symantec.com
__________________________________
Office: (810) 588 9464
Mobile: (810) 588 9464<

CondorMan's picture
28
Nov
2006
1 Vote +1
Login to vote

.Net Framework 2.0 is required

Make sure you are running .Net Framework 2.0

socrates2012's picture
05
Dec
2006
0 Votes 0
Login to vote

Tried running clean...

and the program keeps erroring on the first step of renaming the system drive variable to C:\ in the registry. No matter what app I try running this on, it will sit on that step and then ask me to End Now or Debug.

CondorMan's picture
05
Dec
2006
1 Vote +1
Login to vote

What version of Windows are you running?

What version and Service Pack of Windows are you using?

Does it fail even if you do not install an application during the layer capture?

socrates2012's picture
06
Dec
2006
0 Votes 0
Login to vote

Version of Windows running SVS

XP SP2, pretty vanilla, no AV or other things that would hang SVS.

Actually, what it's doing more specifically is that it will sit on the system drive changeover and then a window will come up saying an error had occurred with LIVE and if I want to send Micro$oft a log of error. I say no and it just ends.

martin's picture
17
May
2007
0 Votes 0
Login to vote

LIVE and SVS Cleaner also hurt file system entries when crashing

Worse than that, on my system (german XP SP2 MCE 2005 admittedly) LIVE (11/25/06) tends to crash this way, and on the following reboot, CHKDSK needs to check several NTFS partitions on both of my IDE drives. I cannot say if I lost data yet, but usually there are wrong index entries for "file 9" (often index $SDF and $SII) and one time I ended up having all file security settings reset by CHKDSK on two partitions to a "default" setting that gave me no access to the files any more.

SVS Cleaner (11/16/06) crashes the same way with the same consequences.

A very bad example is Google Earth. It impacted my system heavily in both of two attempts.

First I thought it happens when an install leaves some files open. But maybe it has to do with the RECYCLER folders of other partitions. Possibly LIVE crashes if the install puts some files into the RECYCLERs of other partitions than C:.

By the way: If I comment out the first line of the rule set, LIVE and SVS Cleaner crash on the next line, which is then the first.

davidng150's picture
22
Dec
2006
0 Votes 0
Login to vote

.NET 3.0

Do you know if this is compatible with .NET Framework 3.0?