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and THAT folder Google has a lock icon.
I am letting tweaking.com repair permissions right through again first so I have a starting point...will update.
Bloody hell. the pain
and THAT folder Google has a lock icon.
I am letting tweaking.com repair permissions right through again first so I have a starting point...will update.
Bloody hell. the pain
Try this:
open a command prompt, and type in the following (after replacing <your username> with your username):
cd "C:\Documents and Settings\your username\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Update\"
then type:
GoogleUpdate.exe /RegServer
no update exe and I have tried that before with no success.
So why doesn't the update exe install...maybe that's the question.
Maybe do full install once more after permissions fix and reboot
almost done with file permissions...rebooting wont be long as have nice ssd
mmm still finshing the scan
Yes. If there's no update process it can't update. That's why I suggested the offline installer as it would hopefully overwrite that folder and install the correct files.
Anyway that's me finished for today. If anyone else has ideas please post. Will check back tomorrow.
If you don't have any luck the utility I prefer for resetting permissions to default is a script built into UVK.
You might look into that. The option is in the system repair section.
UVK - Ultra Virus Killer
1000 thanks. So now I know what I need to see if fixed. An update exe in update folder. Why the f&*( it doesn't install not sure but will try again after fixing reg permissions again. Hopefully will have a happy ending when u get up again...so to speak!!
ps tried offline install also but will do again if else fails
Just back for one more quick post:
C:\Users\your username\Local Settings\Application Data\ - you are not supposed to get access to that. It should be locked.
C:\Users\your username\AppData\ - this should not be locked.
More info on paths here:
Google Update - GoogleUpdate.exe - Program Information