计算机无法打开pvf,在本地计算机无法启动 XXX 服务，错误 193:0xc1

Article Number: 2541

Reviewed: 16/7/2012 (dd/mm/yyyy)

OS: Windows

Problem Description:

When attempting to start a iBUS related Windows services, the

following error message is received:

Could not start the %{Service} service on local computer.

Error 193:0xc1

Upon further investigation, the following entry is found in the

Application logs in Event Viewer:

Event ID: 7000

Source: Service Control Manager

Type: Error

Description: The "Online Backup Scheduler (iBUSOBM)" service failed

to start due to the following error: "Online Backup Scheduler

(iBUSOBM)" is not a valid Win32 application.

Note:

The issue can also occurs for other Windows services, such as the

Online Backup Scheduler (iBUSACB) service, AutoUpdateAgent

(iBUSACB) service or iBUS Offsite Backup Server and Replication

Server ... etc.

Cause:

This issue occurs when one or both of the following conditions is

true:

There is a file named 'Program' in your SystemDrive folder.

There is a file named 'Common' in your ProgramFiles folder.

When Windows Service Control Manager (Services.exe) tries to start

the Server service, the program verifies the following paths:

SystemDrive\Program

Program Files\Common

If the Program or Common paths exist as files, the Service Control

Manager cannot locate the required folders, you will receive the

error messages and event ID messages that are listed in the Problem

Description section of this article. This issue can also occurs if the path of the executable file for

the service contains spaces.

When a service is started by Windows, the operating system first

parses the path of the service from left to right. If both of the

following conditions are true, Windows may locate and try to run

the file or folder before it locates and runs the executable file

for the service: The path of a service’s executable file contains spaces.

There is a file or folder on your computer’s hard disk that has the

same name as a file or folder in the path to the service's

executable file.

For example, if the path of the executable file for a service is

'C:\Program Files\iBUSOBM\bin\Scheduler.exe', and if a folder that

is named 'C:\Program' also exists on your hard disk, Windows

locates the 'C:\Program' folder on your hard disk before the

'C:\Program Files\iBUSOBM\bin\Scheduler.exe' file, and then tries

to run it. For more details, please refer to the following article from

Microsoft. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812486

Resolution:

To resolve the problem, rename, move, or delete the respective

files or folder listed below from the SystemDrive folder and/or the

ProgramFiles folder.

Common

Program

Alternatively, please refer to the Microsoft knowledge base article

for adding quotation marks around the corresponding entry in the

Windows registry.http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812486