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i tried that method 3 times now. The problem still exists.. :/
OK, I don't know if you've done this.
Start> In search box type services.msc> Enter> Confirm the Dependencies in this screenshot are all set to Automatic, and Started
If not, change them to Automatic, and Start them and try a MSI again.
If still no joy, I have a test for you. Download the file attached at the bottom. Unzip it to desktop. Also have the MSI file you want to install on the desktop. Boot to Safe Mode and run the SafeMSI.exe. It should give you a confirmation that the Windows Installer service has been enabled. Now try and run the MSI and see if it succeeds.
safemsi.zip
A Guy
Last edited by A Guy; 07 Sep 2013 at 23:49.
I didnt do anything, but when i started up my computer this morning and everything was fixed by itself. I can install msc packages now.
It seems weird isn't it?? Maybe its because i updated my system prior to shutdown.
Thanks for the support anyways guys. I cant have fixed it without you guys
Well heck, we'll just suggest that next time Glad you have it sorted. You can mark the thread solved. You can always unsolve it if the problem comes back. A Guy
Did you restart after readding the reg key to restore the windows service? if not that is why.
Okay, there is another weird thing happend. The msi installer stopped running once i removed my external hard disk. it only runs when i have the external hard disk plugged in.
i wonder what could be the cause?? :L
Edit: oh and i did restarted my PC after the registry merge.
Edit: OH i think i knew what was causing the problem. it was my Avira Antivirus who was blocking the Registry from getting edited. It says to remove the Registry Block, i should run a fullscan of my system.
Could this be the key to this problem?
Last edited by Raf Akiya; 04 Sep 2013 at 11:40.