225 The system is low on memory. Close some programs, then click Retry.\nClick Cancel to attempt to continue.
226 Low Memory Error
227 The operation failed. (0x%1!08X!)
2000 Failed to load dcpromo dll
2001 Failed to detect if Active Directory Domain Services binaries were installed. The error was: %1
2002 Failed to install Active Directory Domain Services binaries. The error was: %1
2003 Active Directory Domain Services binaries are being installed. Please wait...
2004 ----------------------------------------
2005 Uninstalling Active Directory Domain Services binaries...
2006 Failed to uninstall Active Directory Domain Services binaries. The error was: %1
2007 Failed to detect the operating system version. The error was: %1
2008 Press any key to quit ...
2009 Command line parameters include:\n\n /answer[:filename]\n\n /unattend[:filename]\n\n /adv\n\n /uninstallBinaries\n\n /?[:{Promotion | CreateDcAccount | UseExistingAccount | Demotion}]\n\n /CreateDCAccount\n\n /UseExistingAccount:Attach\n\n/answer is used to supply an unattended install script file.\n/unattend is used to specify the unattend operation mode\n/adv enables advanced user options.\n/uninstallBinaries is used to uninstall Active Directory Domain Services binaries.\n/? will display this help.\n/?:Promotion, /?:CreateDCAccount, /?:UseExistingAccount, and /?:Demotion\n will display unattend parameters applicable to the specified task\n/CreateDCAccount creates an RODC account\n/UseExistingAccount:Attach attaches the server to an RODC account\n\n/CreateDCAccount and /UseExistingAccount:Attach are mutually exclusive.\nUnattend parameters can also be specified on the\ncommand-line. For example:\n\n dcpromo.exe /ReplicaOrNewDomain:Replica
2010 The following is a list of unattend parameters for promotion (default values are enclosed in <>):\n
2011 /AdministratorPassword:"administrator password" default is empty password\nSpecifies a local administrator account password when demoting a domain controller.
2012 /AutoConfigDNS:{Yes | No} default will be automatically computed based on the environment\nSpecifies whether Domain Name System (DNS) Server service should be installed.
2013 /ChildName:"child_domain_name"\nSpecifies the single-label DNS name of the child domain.
2014 /ConfirmGc:{Yes | No}\nSpecifies whether you want the domain controller to be a global catalog server.
2015 /CriticalReplicationOnly:{Yes | <No>}\nSpecifies whether the promotion operation performs only critical replication before reboot, and then continues, skipping the non-critical (and potentially lengthy) portion of replication. The non-critical replication will happen after the role installation has finished and the computer reboots.
2016 /DatabasePath:"path_to_database_files" default is %SYSTEMROOT%\NTDS\nSpecifies the fully qualified, non-UNC path to a directory on a fixed disk of the local computer that contains the domain database. For example, C:\Windows\NTDS.
2018 /DNSOnNetwork:{<Yes> | No}\nSpecifies whether DNS service is available on the network. This is used only when the network adapter for this computer is not configured with the name of a DNS server for name resolution. Specifying 'No' indicates that DNS server will be installed on this computer for name resolution. Otherwise, the network adapter must be configured with a DNS server name first.
2019 /DomainNetBiosName:"domain_NetBIOS_name"\nAssigns a network basic input/output system (NetBIOS) name to the new domain.
2020 /IsLastDCInDomain:{Yes | <No>}\nSpecifies whether the computer which is being demoted is the last domain controller in the domain.
2021 /LogPath:"path_to_log_files" default is %SYSTEMROOT%\NTDS\nSpecifies the fully qualified, non-UNC path to a directory on a fixed disk of the local computer that contains the domain log files. For example, C:\Windows\Logs.
2022 /NewDomain:{Tree | Child | <Forest>}\nIndicates the type of domain that you want to create: a new forest, a new domain tree in an existing forest, or a child of an existing domain.
2023 /NewDomainDNSName:"DNS_name_of_domain"\nSpecifies the fully qualified domain name for the new domain.
2024 /ParentDomainDNSName:"DNS_name_of_domain"\nSpecifies the fully qualified domain name of an existing parent domain when installing a child domain.
2025 /Password:{"password" | *}\nSpecifies the password corresponding to the user name (account credentials) used for the operation. Specify * to prompt the user to enter credentials.
2026 /RemoveApplicationPartitions:{Yes | <No>}\nSpecifies whether to remove application partitions during the demotion of the domain controller.
2027 /ReplicaDomainDNSName:"DNS_name_of_domain"\nSpecifies the fully qualified domain name of the domain in which you want to promote an additional domain controller.
2028 /ReplicaOrNewDomain:{<Replica> | ReadOnlyReplica | Domain}\nSpecifies whether to install an additional domain controller (writable or RODC), or to create a new domain.
2029 /ReplicationSourceDC:"DNS_name_of_DC"\nIndicates the full qualified domain name of the partner domain controller from which you replicate the domain information.
2030 /ReplicationSourcePath:"replication_source_path"\nIndicates the location of the installation media that will be used to install a new domain controller.
2031 /SafeModeAdminPassword:"password" default is empty password (it is required that you do not leave this value blank)\nSupplies the password for the administrator account when starting the computer in safe mode or a variant of safe mode, such as directory service restore mode.
2032 /SiteName:"site_name"\nThe default value depends on the type of installation. For a new forest, the default is Default-First-Site-Name. For all other installations, the default is the site that is associated with the subnet that includes the IP address of this server. If no such site exists, the default is the site of the replication source domain controller.\nSpecifies the name of an existing site where you can place the new domain controller.
2033 /Syskey:{<none> | system key}\nSpecifies the system key for the media from which you replicate the data.
2034 /SysVolPath:"path_to_database_file" default is %SYSTEMROOT%\sysvol\nSpecifies the fully qualified, non-UNC path to a directory on a fixed disk of the local computer. For example, C:\Windows\SYSVOL.
2035 /UserDomain:"domain_name"\nSpecifies the domain name for the user name (account credentials) used for the operation. It also helps to specify the forest where you plan to install the domain controller or create an RODC account. If no value is specified, the domain of the computer will be used.
2036 /UserName:"user_name"\nSpecifies the user name (account credentials) used for the operation. If no value is specified, the credentials of the current user are used for the operation.
2037 /AllowDomainReinstall:{Yes | <No> | NoAndNoPromptEither}\nSpecifies whether an existing domain is recreated.
2038 /AllowDomainControllerReinstall:{Yes | <No> | NoAndNoPromptEither}\nSpecifies whether to continue installing this domain controller despite that a domain controller account with the same name is detected. Specify Yes only if you are sure that the account is no longer in use.
2039 /PasswordReplicationAllowed:{"security_principal" | None}\nSpecifies the names of user, group, and computer accounts whose passwords can be replicated to this RODC. Specify "None" if you want to keep the value empty. By default, only the Allowed RODC Password Replication Group is allowed, and it is originally created empty.
2040 /PasswordReplicationDenied:{"security_principal" | None}\nSpecifies the names of users, groups, and computer accounts whose passwords are not to be replicated to this RODC. Specify "None" if you do not want to deny the replication of credentials of any users or computers. By default, Administrators, Server Operators, Backup Operators, Account Operators, and the Denied RODC Password Replication Group are denied. By default, the Denied RODC Password Replication Group includes Cert Publishers, Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins, Enterprise Domain Controllers, Enterprise Read-Only Domain Controllers, Group Policy Creator Owners, the krbtgt account, and Schema Admins.
2041 /DemoteFSMO:{Yes | <No>}\nIndicates that (forced) demotion should continue even if a FSMO role is discovered on domain controller being demoted.
2042 /IgnoreIsLastDcInDomainMismatch:{Yes | <No>} default causes the wizard to prompt the user to continue and causes the command-line tool to exit with an error.\nSpecifies whether to continue the demotion of the domain controller when either the switch /IsLastDCInDomain:Yes is specified and dcpromo detects that there is actually another active domain controller in the domain, or when the switch /IsLastDCInDomain:No is specified and dcpromo cannot contact any other domain controller in the domain.
2043 /RebootOnCompletion:{<Yes> | No}\nSpecifies whether to restart the computer upon completion, regardless of success.
2044 /RebootOnSuccess:{<Yes> | No | NoAndNoPromptEither}\nSpecifies whether to restart the computer upon successful completion.
2045 /CreateDNSDelegation:{Yes | No} default will be automatically computed based on the environment\nSpecifies whether a DNS delegation for this domain should be created in the parent zone.
2046 /IgnoreIsLastDNSServerForZone:{Yes | <No>}\nSpecifies whether to continue demotion despite that the domain controller is the last DNS server for one or more of the Active Directory-integrated DNS zones that it hosts.
2047 /ApplicationPartitionsToReplicate:""\nSpecifies application partitions to be replicated in the format of "partition1" "partition2". If * is specified, all application partitions will be replicated.
2048 /ForestLevel:{<0>|2|3}\nThe default forest functional level when creating a new forest is Windows 2000 (0); do not use this switch when promoting a domain controller in an existing forest\nSpecifies the forest functional level when creating a new forest. A value of 0 specifies Windows 2000. A value of 2 specifies Windows Server 2003. A value of 3 specifies Windows Server 2008.
2049 /DomainLevel:{0|2|3}\nThe domain functional level cannot be lower than the forest functional level. Default will be automatically computed and set to the existing forest functional level or the value set for /ForestLevel\nSpecifies the domain functional level when creating a new domain. A value of 0 specifies Windows 2000. A value of 2 specifies Windows Server 2003. A value of 3 specifies Windows Server 2008.
2050 An Active Directory installation is already in progress.
2051 The Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard failed to initialize. The error was: %1
2052 /DNSDelegationUserName:"user_name"\nSpecifies the user name (account credentials) used for creating or removing DNS delegation. If no value is specified, the credentials used for the domain controller installation or removal are used.
2053 /DNSDelegationPassword:{"password" | *}\nSpecifies the password for the user name (account credentials) to use for creating or removing DNS delegation. Specify * to prompt the user to enter credentials.
2054 Active Directory Domain Services binaries are being installed. Please wait. The Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard will open automatically once the binaries have been installed.
2055 The Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard is not supported on this SKU.
2057 Checking if Active Directory Domain Services binaries are installed...
2058 /DCAccountName:"name of DC to precreate"\nSpecifies the name of the read-only domain controller account that you are creating.
2059 /DelegatedAdmin:"name of user or group"\nSpecifies the name of user or group that will install and administer the read-only domain controller.
2060 /InstallDNS:{Yes | No} default will be automatically computed based on the environment\nSpecifies whether Domain Name System (DNS) should be installed for the domain. This switch replaces /AutoConfigDNS.
2061 Failed to detect if the current process is running under WOW64. The error was: %1
2062 The Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard does not support running under WOW64.
2063 /TransferIMRoleIfNecessary:{Yes | <No>}\nSpecifies whether to transfer the infrastructure master (IM) role to this DC, in case it is currently hosted on a global catalog (GC) server, and you do not plan to make this DC a GC. Choose Yes to transfer the IM role to this DC in case this is needed; in that case, make sure to specify "/ConfirmGC:No". Choose No if you want the IM role to remain where it currently is.
2064 /RetainDCMetadata:{Yes | <No>}\nSpecifies to retain domain controller metadata in the domain after AD DS removal. Delegated read-only domain controller (RODC) administrators should specify this option to demote an RODC.
2065 The installation of the Active Directory Domain Services binaries did not complete successfully because a restart request is pending. Restart the computer and try running dcpromo.exe again.
2066 The removal of the Active Directory Domain Services binaries was successful. Changes will not be effective until the computer is restarted.
2067 /SkipAutoConfigDns\nThis switch is for expert users who want to skip automatic configuration of DNS, including creation of zones and configuration of client settings, forwarders, and root hints. The switch is only in effect if the DNS Server service is already installed on this server. If you specify this switch, ensure that zones are created and properly configured before you install Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS); otherwise, this domain controller will not operate correctly. If the DNS Server service is not installed on this server, this switch is ignored.
2068 The following is a list of unattend parameters for the CreateDCAccount task (default values are enclosed in <>):\n
2069 The following is a list of unattend parameters for the UseExistingAccount task (default values are enclosed in <>):\n
2070 The following is a list of unattend parameters for demotion (default values are enclosed in <>):\n
2071 /RemoveDNSDelegation:{<Yes> | No}\nSpecifies whether DNS delegations pointing to this DNS server should be removed from the parent zone.
2072 Active Directory Domain Services binaries are not currently installed on this machine.
2073 Active Directory Domain Services binaries have been successfully uninstalled.
2074 Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) is already being installed or removed on this computer. That operation must finish before you attempt to uninstall AD DS binaries.
2075 This computer has not been restarted since Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) was installed or removed. You must restart the computer before attempting to uninstall AD DS binaries.
2076 This computer is currently an Active Directory domain controller. Active Directory Domain Services binaries may not be uninstalled while the computer is a domain controller. First use dcpromo without /uninstallBinaries to make this computer a member server.
4003 Active Directory Domain Services Installer
30000 The specified argument '%1' should start with '/' or '-'.
30001 The specified argument '%1' was not recognized.
30002 The argument '%1' does not take any value.
30003 The specified value '%1' is not valid for the argument '%2'.
30004 The argument '%1' was specified more than once.
30005 The argument '%1' and its equivalent '%2' were specified at the same time.
30006 The conflicting arguments '%1' and '%2' are specified.
30007 The specified argument '%1' has to take a value.
30008 The required argument '%1' is missing.
30009 The argument '%1' is not allowed.
30010 The argument value '%1' is not valid for the argument '%2'. %3
30011 Warning: AutoConfigDNS is deprecated, although it is still supported. Consider using InstallDNS instead.\n
30012 Warning: DisableCancelForDnsInstall is deprecated and ignored.\n
30013 Warning: RebootOnSuccess is deprecated, although it is still supported. Consider using RebootOnCompletion instead.\n
30014 Warning: CreateOrJoin and TreeOrChild are deprecated, although they are still supported. Consider using ReplicaOrNewDomain and NewDomain instead.\n
30015 Warning: AllowAnonymousAccess is deprecated. Anonymous access is always disabled. Explicitly disabling it is no longer needed.\n
30016 AllowAnonymousAccess is deprecated. Anonymous access is always disabled. Explicitly enabling it is not permitted.\n
