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I’ve just tried to install SharePoint 2013 Preview on a blank Windows Server 2012. The problem: The prerequisite installer had a lot of problems.

First of all, ASP.NET 4 could not be installed. After some digging around in the log file I found that the setup failed on this line:

"C:\Windows\system32\cscript.exe" "C:\Windows\system32\iisext.vbs" /enext "ASP.NET v4.0.30319"

I had to install "IIS6 Scripting Tools" manually. Additionally I had to install "Windows Identity Foundation 3.5" manually via "Add Roles and Features" within the "Server Manager".

Now SharePoint 2013 is up and running on a dev VM.

A new version of the SharePoint / Windows Explorer synchronization tool is available. It provides now a lot more robust synchronization mechanism, especially for renaming of files on the server-side.

ADFS authentication now works regardless how long the app is running. If the authentication cookie is expired it will automatically be renewed.

There are also a lot of minor issues resolved, so download the new version now. If you have the previous version make sure that you uninstall it and install the new version manually, because there was an issue with the setup so you won’t get updated automatically.

Please update to the latest version now. DOWNLOAD HERE

To provide feedback use support (at) spsync(dot)net or the FEEDBACK button on http://spsync.net

SPSync gets one step closer to a final version.

The most important thing: It can now connect to SharePoint sites by using NTLM or ADFS claims based authentication. Also SPSync now uses ClickOnce so it can start without the need for administrator permissions and updates automatically. Furthermore a lot of minor fixes are included to improve the sync capabilities.

Regarding the setup process, I will include a “standard” MSI install package for the final version to be ready for enterprise automatic software deployments.

One known issue: Only HTTPS servers are supported right now. The next version should include HTTP support also.

**Please update to the latest version now. **DOWNLOAD HERE

To provide feedback use support (at) spsync(dot)net or the FEEDBACK button on http://spsync.net

SPSync is now available as a public beta. You can download it here. It works now with large files. I’m currently working on integrating ADFS/Claims authentication. Currently only Windows authentication (NTLM) is supported.

I would like to know, what else you would expect from such an application. Please provide feedback via the feedback button on http://spsync.net or directly via uservoice here.