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MongoDb initial startup says hot fix not installed but it is?

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I am trying to install MongoDB on Windows 7 Enterprise (32bit) VM running in VirtualBox on Windows7 Ultimate 64bit.
The MongoD.exe start up reports a missing Microsoft Hotfix, KB2731284. I downloaded and installed the hot fix on the VM. The hotfix was not required on the Host PC.

Mongod.exe still reported it was not installed. Ran the hotfix a second time and it reported that it was already installed.

I tried uninstalling an reinstalling mongoDB, no luck. Any clues?

posted Mar 4, 2016 by anonymous

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