Open a command prompt as administrator and run:
If the wizard fails, manually remove and repair the service components:
Follow these steps in order to isolate and resolve the issue. 1. Verify Service Account Permissions
Right-click VeeamDeploymentSvc.exe and select or double-click to trigger the installation wizard. Fix 3: Rectify Windows Network Profiles & Discovery failed to start service veeamdeploysvc
Run the following command to check if another program is occupying the port: powershell
If you’ve encountered the error message while adding a Hyper-V host or a managed Windows server to your Veeam infrastructure, you aren't alone. This error usually signals that the Veeam Installer Service (responsible for deploying data movers and other components) is either missing, corrupted, or stuck in a "marked for deletion" state.
In many cases, the service is stuck in a half-installed state or has a version mismatch between the host and the Veeam server. The most effective fix is often a manual removal and let Veeam try again. Force Delete the Service: Open an Administrator Command Prompt on the target host sc delete VeeamDeploySvc Trigger the Re-install: Open a command prompt as administrator and run:
There is a conflict between the DLL version on the host and the version on your Veeam Backup server. Security Interference:
: To avoid standard installer interruptions, Veeam uses a "hot update" method where the running service loads an updated DLL upon the next restart.
Is this happening on a or a standard Windows server ? Did this error start after an upgrade ? Fix 3: Rectify Windows Network Profiles & Discovery
If the service cannot start because the executable is missing, you must manually repair it.
Because VeeamDeploySvc binds strictly to port 6160, another system process running on the host may be blocking it.
Follow these sequential methods to isolate and resolve the issue on your managed servers. 1. Clear a Stalled Service (Force Deletion)