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David wrote:
>Kaspersky install tries to invoke
>the Microsoft .MSI installer and can't, >>
Mine does similar (XP SP2), though I don't use Kaspersky.
Make sure your Windows Installer service is started.
For some unknown reason, although my Installer service is set to auto, it
needs to be started manually whenever I want to install new software.
You didn't mention that you've check Services to ensure that Windows
Installer Service is actually started. I think it also needs a dependant
Service to run before it will start.
Once running, my MSI stays enabled until the next reboot. Then it needs to
be restarted again.
If, perchance, you've uninstalled MSI.exe and have now been left hung out
to dry, won't System Restore restore the original MSI.exe?
Don Penlington
The NOSPIN Group is now offering Free PC Tech
support at our newest website:
http://freepctech.com
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