Occasionally the connection profile build process fails. Some of the common causes for build failures are:
- The CMAK wizard cannot find one or more of
the files you specified.
It is good practice to always browse to and select the file rather than typing the path and name manually. Browsing and selecting builds the path and name automatically.
- The CMAK wizard cannot create a folder or
file required during the build process.
The CMAK wizard runs in the security context of the currently logged on user. If the user does not have the permissions to create a file or folder, then the CMAK wizard cannot create it. The CMAK wizard creates its profiles in the %PROGRAMFILES%\CMAK\Profiles folder, under either Vista and above or Downlevel subfolder, based on your selection on the Select the Target Operating System page. If your user account does not have permissions to read or write to these folders, then the build fails.
For information about troubleshooting CMAK client and connection issues, see Phase Six: Supporting Your Customers (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=142066) on the Microsoft Web site.