7-Mode Transition Tool

Installation and Setup Guide

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Contents

Contents

Transition to clustered ONTAP by using the 7-Mode Transition Tool....................... 3

ONTAP target releases supported by the 7-Mode Transition Tool ................................................................................3
Comparison of copy-free transition and copy-based transition...................................................................................... 4
Interfaces and transition capabilities available on Windows and Linux ........................................................................5

Installing or uninstalling the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a Windows system............ 6

System requirements for installing the 7-Mode Transition Tool on Windows systems................................................. 6
Installing the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a Windows system........................................................................................ 8
Enabling login for users not part of the Administrator group........................................................................................ 8
Logging in to the 7-Mode Transition Tool..................................................................................................................... 9
Uninstalling the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a Windows system................................................................................. 10

Installing or uninstalling the 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux (Copy-based

transition only)........................................................................................................... 11
System requirements for installing 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux........................................................................ 11
Installing 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux................................................................................................................ 11
Uninstalling 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux............................................................................................................12

Modifying the configuration options of the 7-Mode Transition Tool........................ 14

Troubleshooting issues...................................................................................................15
Tool installation fails with an incompatible OS error...................................................................................................15
Installation or uninstallation of the 7-Mode Transition Tool is blocked...................................................................... 15
Reinstalling or upgrading the 7-Mode Transition Tool fails on Windows system....................................................... 15
Windows Program Compatibility Assistant notification displayed while installing the tool....................................... 16

Copyright, trademark, and machine translation........................................................ 17

Copyright...................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Trademark.....................................................................................................................................................................17
Machine translation...................................................................................................................................................... 17
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Transition to clustered ONTAP by using the 7-Mode Transition Tool

Transition to clustered ONTAP by using the 7-Mode

Transition Tool
The 7-Mode Transition Tool enables you to collect inventory of 7-Mode controllers, hosts,
switches, and applications, and assess their readiness for transition to clustered ONTAP. After
assessment, you can migrate your data and configurations from 7-Mode to clustered ONTAP
either by using the copy-based transition method or copy-free transition method. The 7-Mode
Transition Tool can be downloaded from the NetApp Support Site and installed on a Linux or
Windows system.
Be sure to consult the current 7-Mode Transition Tool Release Notes for the latest information
about supported target releases and known issues.
7-Mode Transition Tool Release Notes

ONTAP target releases supported by the 7-Mode Transition Tool

Release support for ONTAP transition target clusters depends on the transition method you want to
use, copy-based or copy-free, and on the version of the 7-Mode Transition Tool.
Be sure to consult the current 7-Mode Transition Tool Release Notes for the latest information
about supported target releases and known issues.
7-Mode Transition Tool Release Notes
Copy-based transitions are supported to these ONTAP target releases.

If your transition target is running ... You must use this 7-Mode Transition Tool version ...
ONTAP 9.8 or earlier supported release 3.3.3
ONTAP 9.7P2 or later 9.7 P release 3.3.2
Note: Earlier 9.7 releases are not supported.

ONTAP 9.6P7 or later 9.6 P release 3.3.2

Note: Earlier 9.6 releases are not supported.

ONTAP 9.5 or earlier ONTAP 9 release 3.3.2 or 3.3.1

Clustered Data ONTAP 8.1.4P4 and later 8.x releases. 3.3.2 or 3.3.1

Copy-free transitions are supported to these ONTAP target releases using 7-Mode Transition Tool
3.3.1.
• ONTAP 9.4 and earlier ONTAP 9 releases.
• Clustered Data ONTAP 8.3.2 and later 8.x releases.
Note: You cannot use the 7-Mode Transition Tool to transition to ONTAP 9.5 or later using the
copy-free method. To do so, you must first transition to ONTAP 9.4 using 7-Mode Transition
Tool 3.3.1 and then upgrade your cluster to ONTAP 9.5 or later. 7-Mode Transition Tool 3.3.2
does not support copy-free transitions.
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Transition to clustered ONTAP by using the 7-Mode Transition Tool

Comparison of copy-free transition and copy-based transition

You can use the 7-Mode Transition Tool to migrate your data and configurations from 7-Mode to
ONTAP by using either copy-based transition or copy-free transition. It is important to understand
the differences between the two methods before transition.
Parameter Copy-free transition Copy-based transition
Unit of transition HA pair Group of volumes
Hardware requirement Disk shelves are reused New disks shelves and disks to host
the transitioned volumes
Platform requirement Supported only on mid-level and high- Supported on all platforms
level platforms
NetApp Interoperability Matrix Tool
Transition duration Overall, shorter transition duration (no Longer duration (initial baseline and
data copy required) update transfer time varies based on
workload, network bandwidth, and
data capacity being migrated)
Disruption to data access In the range of hours In the range of minutes
Important: In most cases, the storage
cutover time can be 3 through 8 hours.
Cutover time includes the time taken
by the tool to perform two automated
operations—the export and halt
operation and the import operation—
as well as the time taken for manually
cabling the disk shelves to the new
controllers. The export and halt
operation and the import operation
together can take up to 2 hours.
Cabling of the disk shelves can take
from 1 hour through 6 hours.
This cutover time guidance does not
include the time taken for the required
preproduction testing and assumes an
error-free transition without
unexpected failures such as a disk
failure.
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Transition to clustered ONTAP by using the 7-Mode Transition Tool

Interfaces and transition capabilities available on Windows and Linux

You can install the 7-Mode Transition Tool on Windows or Linux. You must be aware of the
features and the user interfaces that are supported before installing the 7-Mode Transition Tool.

Migration method Feature Supported on Windows Supported on Linux

Copy-free transition Graphical user interface (GUI) Yes No
Command-line interface (CLI) No No
You cannot use the CLI for
creating and managing projects;
however, you have to run certain
commands, such as commands
for ignoring blocking errors,
during the transition from the
Windows CLI.
Collect and assess Yes No
Copy-based transition GUI Yes No
CLI Yes Yes
Collect and assess Yes No
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Installing or uninstalling the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a Windows system

Installing or uninstalling the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a

Windows system
You can download and install the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a Windows system by using the
standard wizard-based installer. However, if you have a previously installed version of the 7-Mode
Transition Tool, you need to be aware of certain prerequisites before doing so.
• If you have a 7-Mode Transition Tool version earlier than 3.0 installed in your system, then
you need to uninstall that 7-Mode Transition Tool before installing 7-Mode Transition Tool
3.3.
You must create a backup of the log files if you choose to retain the log files during
uninstallation. The 7-Mode Transition Tool installer installs the tool to the same folder and
overwrites the log files the next time you run it.
• If you have 7-Mode Transition Tool 3.0 or later installed in your system, then the following
conditions must be met before installing 7-Mode Transition Tool 3.3:
◦ All existing copy-based transition projects must either be completed or aborted.
◦ All existing copy-free transition projects must either be completed or rollback complete.

System requirements for installing the 7-Mode Transition Tool on Windows

systems
You must ensure that the Windows host meets the required configuration to install and run the 7-
Mode Transition Tool.
Be sure to consult the current 7-Mode Transition Tool Release Notes for the latest information
about supported hosts and known issues.
7-Mode Transition Tool Release Notes
Hardware requirements
• Dual-core x64 processor, 1.0 GHz or more
• 8 GB RAM
• 40 GB free disk space
Software requirements
• Your 64-bit Windows system must be running one of the following operating system versions:
◦ Windows 7 Enterprise
◦ Windows 7 Enterprise SP1
◦ Windows Server 2008 Standard
◦ Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard
◦ Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise with SP1
◦ Windows Server 2012 Standard
◦ Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard
◦ Windows 8.1 Enterprise
◦ Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter edition
◦ For 7-Mode Transition Tool version 3.3.2P1, you can also use one of the following
operating system versions:
⁃ Windows 10 Enterprise
⁃ Windows Server 2016 Standard
⁃ Windows Server 2016 Datacenter
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⁃ Windows Server 2019 Standard

⁃ Windows Server 2019 Datacenter
◦ For 7-Mode Transition Tool version 3.3.3, you can also use one of the following operating
system versions:
⁃ Windows 10 Professional
Note: You can use a Windows virtual machine that meets the required software requirements
and hardware requirements to install the 7-Mode Transition Tool.
• 64-bit Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.8 update 144
Note: If the Windows host does not have JRE or has 32-bit JRE installed, the 7-Mode
Transition Tool installer automatically installs 64-bit JRE 1.8 update 144. If an earlier
version of 64-bit JRE is installed, the installer automatically updates JRE to JRE 1.8 update
144.
When JRE is updated automatically, the other applications that require earlier versions of
JRE might be affected.
Note: With JRE versions 1.8 update 46 or later (including JRE 1.8 update 144), for the 7-
Mode Transition Tool to communicate with Data ONTAP operating in 7-Mode systems
and ONTAP systems, the SSL key length on the Data ONTAP operating in 7-Mode
systems and ONTAP systems must be at least 1024.
7MTT: How to resolve TLS or SSL communication issue

Server configuration requirements

To access the web interface, the Windows system on which the tool is installed must be configured
as follows:
• Port 8443 of the 7-Mode Transition Tool server must be available.
If port 8443 is not available, or if you want to use a different port, you must change the port
specified by the tool.https.port parameter in the $INSTALL_DIR\etc\conf
\transition-tool.conf file.
The best practice is to use HTTPS for accessing the web interface. However, if you want to use
HTTP for accessing the web interface, port 8088 must be available. For an alternative to port
8088, you must change the port specified by the tool.http.port parameter in the
transition-tool.conf file.

Note: You must restart the 7-Mode Transition Tool service after changing the port in the
configuration file.
• The firewall should be either turned off or configured to allow traffic on the port that is used to
access the tool.
To transition netgroups and CIFS local users and groups, the following requirements must be met:
• Port 8088 of the 7-Mode Transition Tool must be available.
For an alternative to port 8088, you must change the port specified by the tool.http.port
parameter in the transition-tool.conf file, and then restart the 7-Mode Transition Tool
service.
• Each node in the cluster must have at least one data LIF configured for the target SVM.
• All of the SVM data LIFs must be able to communicate with the 7-Mode Transition Tool port
8088 or the port specified by the tool.http.port parameter in the transition-
tool.conf file.

Note: You must ensure that firewalls do not block this traffic.
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Installing or uninstalling the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a Windows system

Client (web interface) requirements

The system that accesses the web interface must have the following:
• One of the following web browsers:
◦ Microsoft Internet Explorer 9, 10, or 11
◦ Google Chrome 27 or later
◦ Mozilla Firefox 20 or later
All of the browsers must be TLS-enabled.
Note: If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer as your web browser, you must disable
SSLv2.
• A screen resolution of 1280 × 1024 or higher
Every time you install a new version of the tool, you must clear the browser cache by pressing Ctrl
+F5 on the system.
Related information
NetApp Interoperability

Installing the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a Windows system

You can install the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a Windows system by using the wizard-based
installer.
Before you begin
• You must have reviewed the system requirements for the 7-Mode Transition Tool.
System requirements for the 7-Mode Transition Tool on Windows
• You must have the necessary administrator privileges to install and launch the application.
• You must have cleared the browser cache by pressing Ctrl+F5.
You must clear the cache every time you install a new version of the tool.
Steps
1. Download the software from the NetApp Support Site.
NetApp Downloads: Software
2. Run the NetApp_7ModeTransitionTool_Setup.exe file.
3. In the 7-Mode Transition Tool Setup welcome screen, click Next.
4. Follow the on-screen prompts to continue with the installation.
5. Optional: Select Launch the tool to open the 7-Mode Transition Tool immediately after the
installation.
6. Click Finish to complete the installation.

Enabling login for users not part of the Administrator group

By default, users must be members of the Administrator group on the Windows system on which
the 7-Mode Transition Tool is installed. At any time, you can enable login for users who are not
members of the Administrators group and who cannot install the tool but are authenticated to use
the Windows system on which the tool is installed.
Steps
1. Log in to the Windows host using admin privileges.
2. Modify the configuration file of the tool to enable users who are not part of the Administrator
group to log in to the tool:
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a. Open the \etc\conf\transition-tool.conf file from the installation directory.

b. Set the value of the tool.login.non.admin.enabled parameter in the transition-
tool.conf file to true.
c. Save the file.
3. Restart the transition service.
a. Click Start > Control Panel > System and Services > Administrative Tools > Services.
b. Right-click the NetApp 7-Mode Transition Tool service and click Stop.
c. Right-click the NetApp 7-Mode Transition Tool service again and click Start.
Related tasks
Modifying the configuration options of the 7-Mode Transition Tool on page 14
You can edit the $INSTALL_DIR\etc\... file to modify any configuration option that is used by
the 7-Mode Transition Tool. This file contains information about all of the configurable options
that are necessary for the tool to operate.

Logging in to the 7-Mode Transition Tool

You can log in to the 7-Mode Transition Tool (web interface) by using your credentials of the
Windows system on which the tool is installed. The procedure to log in varies depending on the
type of user credentials you have.
About this task
Guest users are not allowed to log in to the tool.
Steps
1. Navigate to the login page:

If you are a... Then...

User who is a member of the Double-click the 7-Mode Transition Tool icon on your desktop.
Administrator group and if you
are accessing the tool (web
interface) from the server on
which it was installed
User who is a member of the Use a supported browser to navigate to one of the following URLs:
Administrator group and if you
• https://IP_address:port/transition
have not installed the tool
• http://IP_address:port/transition

IP_address is the IP address of the server and port can be 8443 (default), the
value specified for tool.https.port, or 8088, the value specified for the
tool.http.port parameter in the transition-tool.conf file.

User who is a member of the Use a supported browser to navigate to one of the following URLs:
Administrator group and if you
• https://IP_address:port/transition
are accessing the tool (web
interface) from another computer • http://IP_address:port/transition

IP_address is the IP address of the server and port can be 8443 (default), the
value specified for tool.https.port, or 8088, the value specified for the
tool.http.port parameter in the transition-tool.conf file.
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If you are a... Then...

User who is not a member of the Use a supported browser to navigate to one of the following URLs:
Administrator group and if you
• https://IP_address:port/transition
are accessing the tool (web
interface) either from the server • http://IP_address:port/transition
on which it was installed or from IP_address is the IP address of the server and port can be 8443 (default), the
another computer value specified for the tool.https.port, or 8088, the value specified for the
tool.http.port parameter in the transition-tool.conf file.

2. If the browser displays a message about the self-signed SSL certificate, then accept the self-
signed certificate to continue.
3. Log in to the web interface by using the credentials of the Windows system in which the tool is
installed.

Uninstalling the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a Windows system

You can uninstall the 7-Mode Transition Tool by using the Windows Uninstall program utility.
Before you begin
• You must have completed all in-progress transitions.
Important: Installing a newer version or reinstalling the same version of the tool does not
allow you to access the transition operations started by the uninstalled instance.
• If the 7-Mode Transition Tool is running, it must be closed.
About this task
Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is not removed as part of the uninstallation.
Steps
1. Click Start > Control Panel > Uninstall a program.
2. Select the 7-Mode Transition Tool from the list of programs and click Uninstall.
3. Complete the steps in the wizard to uninstall the 7-Mode Transition Tool.
You can choose to save the project details and logs for troubleshooting purposes.
After you finish
You must create a backup of the log files if you choose to retain the log files during uninstallation.
The 7-Mode Transition Tool installer installs the tool to the same folder and overwrites the log
files the next time you run it.
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Installing or uninstalling the 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux (Copy-based transition only)

Installing or uninstalling the 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux

(Copy-based transition only)
You can download and install the 7-Mode Transition Tool on a Linux system by using the
command-line interface. When required, you can uninstall the 7-Mode Transition Tool.
You can perform only copy-based transition on a Linux system. Copy-free transition is not
supported on Linux.
Important: The 7-Mode Transition Tool web interface is not supported on Linux. You must use
the CLI to perform copy-based transition tasks on a Linux system.

System requirements for installing 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux

You must ensure that the Linux host has the required configuration to install and run the 7-Mode
Transition Tool.
Be sure to consult the current 7-Mode Transition Tool Release Notes for the latest information
about supported hosts and known issues.
7-Mode Transition Tool Release Notes
Hardware requirements
• Dual-core x64 processor, 1.0 GHz or more
• 8 GB RAM
• 40 GB free disk space
Software requirements
• Your Linux system must be running one of the following:
◦ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.6
◦ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.0
◦ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0 (7-Mode Transition Tool version 3.3.2 and later)
◦ CentOS release 6.4
Note: You can use a Linux virtual machine that meets the required software and hardware
requirements to install the 7-Mode Transition Tool.
• 64-bit Oracle JRE 1.8 update 45
• 7-zip utility (rpmforge-release-0.3.6-1.el5.rf.x86_64.rpm)
Note: JRE 1.8 and the 7-zip utility must be installed on the Linux system before configuring the
7-Mode Transition Tool.

Installing 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux

You can install the 7-Mode Transition Tool on your Linux system by using the command-line
interface.
Before you begin
• You must have reviewed the system requirements for 7-Mode transition tool.
System requirements for installing 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux on page 11
• You must have root user privileges to install and launch the application.
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Installing or uninstalling the 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux (Copy-based transition only)

Steps
1. Download the tar.gz file from the NetApp Support Site.
NetApp Downloads: Software
2. Extract the tar.gz file to a directory in the Linux system:
tar -xzvf NetApp_7ModeTransitionTool_Setup.tar.gz -C directory_path
3. Change the directory to the installation directory:
cd directory_path/NetApp_7ModeTransitionTool
4. Configure the 7-Mode Transition Tool server:
./configure
This starts the 7-Mode Transition Tool service on the Linux system.
5. Verify that the 7-Mode Transition Tool service is running on the Linux system:
service transition-service status

Example

bash-4.2# tar -xzvf NetApp_7ModeTransitionTool_Setup.tar.gz -C /root/Downloads/

extracted_folder
bash-4.2# cd /root/Downloads/extracted_folder/NetApp_7ModeTransitionTool
bash-4.2# ./configure
bash-4.2# service transition-service status
The transition-service (NetApp 7-Mode Transition Tool server) is running. PID=38384.

Related information
NetApp Support

Uninstalling 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux

You can uninstall the 7-Mode Transition Tool on Linux by using the command-line interface.
Before you begin
• You must have completed all in-progress transitions.
Important: Installing a newer version or reinstalling the same version of the tool does not
allow you to access the transition operations started by the uninstalled instance.
• If the 7-Mode Transition Tool is running, it must be stopped.
About this task
JRE is not removed as part of the uninstallation.
Steps
1. Uninstall 7-Mode Transition Tool by running the following command from the location where
you extracted the 7-Mode Transition Tool:
./unconfigure
2. Remove the 7-Mode Transition Tool directory:
a. cd ..
b. rm -rf NetApp_7ModeTransitionTool

Example

bash-4.2# cd /root/Downloads/extracted_folder/NetApp_7ModeTransitionTool
bash-4.2# ./unconfigure
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bash-4.2# cd ..
bash-4.2# rm -rf NetApp_7ModeTransitionTool
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Modifying the configuration options of the 7-Mode Transition Tool

Modifying the configuration options of the 7-Mode Transition

Tool
You can edit the $INSTALL_DIR\etc\... file to modify any configuration option that is used by
the 7-Mode Transition Tool. This file contains information about all of the configurable options
that are necessary for the tool to operate.
About this task
The file contains various options; for example, you can specify the port on which the tool service
starts, and the port that the tool uses to communicate with the 7-Mode system or cluster.
Steps
1. From the system in which the 7-Mode Transition Tool is installed, open the $INSTALL_DIR
\etc\conf\transition-tool.conf file from the installation directory, and then modify it.
Port 8443 or 8088 must be available for the 7-Mode Transition Tool to communicate with the
7-Mode system and cluster. If port 8443 or 8088 is not available or if you want to use a
different port, you must change the port specified by the tool.https.port option in the
transition-tool.conf file. If port 8088 is not available or if you want to use a different
port, you must change the port specified by the tool.http.port option in the transition-
tool.conf file.
2. Restart the 7-Mode Transition Tool service for the new values to take effect:

If your system type is... Do the following...

Windows a. Click Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Administrative
Tools > Services.
b. Right-click the NetApp 7-Mode Transition Tool service, and then click
Stop.
c. Right-click the NetApp 7-Mode Transition Tool service again, and then
click Start.

Linux Run the following command:

service transition-service restart

3. After the 7-Mode Transition Tool service is restarted, add the 7-Mode system and cluster
credentials again.
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Troubleshooting issues

Troubleshooting issues
You need to be aware of some of the common issues with the 7-Mode Transition Tool and the
steps to resolve them.

Tool installation fails with an incompatible OS error

Installation of the 7-Mode Transition Tool fails with the error message 7-Mode Transition
Tool is not compatible with this version of Windows.

Workaround
1. Right-click the NetApp_7ModeTransitionTool_Setup.exe file, and then select
Properties.
2. In the Compatibility tab, click Change settings for all users.
3. Verify that the Run this program in compatibility mode for: check box is not
selected, and then click Apply.

Installation or uninstallation of the 7-Mode Transition Tool is blocked

When you use the 7-Mode Transition Tool installer or the uninstaller to perform any operation
(such as install, repair, reinstall, upgrade, uninstall), the following error message is displayed:
Another instance of NetApp 7-Mode Transition Tool Setup or Uninstall is
running. Only one instance can run at a time.

Workaround
Before you begin, ensure that there are no open instances or dialog boxes of the 7-Mode Transition
Tool. Otherwise, you might have to perform the steps again.
1. Open Registry by clicking Start.
2. In Search programs and files, enter RegEdit.
3. When Registry Editor is open, locate the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE registry hive.
4. Expand the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE hive by clicking the expand icon to the left of the
folder icon.
5. Continue to expand the registry keys and subkeys until you locate HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\
SOFTWARE \NetApp \7-Mode Transition Tool.
6. Click 7-Mode Transition Tool.
7. Right-click INSTALLATION_STATUS, and select Modify.
8. Change the value from INSTALLER_RUNNING to INSTALLED, and click OK.
You should now be able to perform any operation using the 7-Mode Transition Tool installer or the
uninstaller.

Reinstalling or upgrading the 7-Mode Transition Tool fails on Windows system

This section provides information about the error when you reinstall or upgrade the 7-Mode
Transition Tool on Windows system. It also provides the reason for the error and the steps to
resolve the error.
Message
Another instance of NetApp 7-Mode Transition Tool setup or uninstall
is running. Only one instance can run at a time.
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Troubleshooting issues

Cause
Some of the files in the 7-Mode Transition Tool installation folder are open.
Corrective action
1. Close all of the 7-Mode Transition Tool installation files.
2. Open the registry entry for 7-Mode Transition Tool:
a. Check the INSTALLATION_STATUS field.
b. If the value is INSTALLER_IS_RUNNING, change it to INSTALLED.
3. Retry reinstalling or upgrading the tool.

Windows Program Compatibility Assistant notification displayed while

installing the tool
Sometimes while installing the tool, you receive the Windows Program Compatibility Assistant
notification that the program might not have installed correctly. This notification does not
necessarily indicate that the program did not install correctly.
You can ignore this notification by clicking This program installed correctly.
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