MSIEXEC corrupt?

[TripleDeuce]

ok so when i boot up my pc i get a msi installer for a program that i cant get rid of, even if i install the program then uninstall it the next time i boot it still asks me to install it.

the program is xsplit
i dont see it in the startup folder and im thinking maybe a registry key or something is forcing it to try and install upon boot

when i delete the splitmedialabs folder (the maker of the program) in appdata local/roaming.... and programs x64/x86 and reboot they just reappear

tried microsoft fix it and since the program isnt technically installed or uninstalling it doesnt work, ccleaner doesnt fix it either even after checking the registry

im guess revo uninstaller wont work but since im desperate ima try it anyway lol

Edit: tried revo and still no go, although i put it in hunter mode and it shows the problem is msiexec so how would i go about uninstalling msiexec 5.0 and reinstalling?

syswow64 and system32 are both open when the dialog opens upon boot

 

[paul1149]

In CCleaner go to the Startup tab and see if there's an autorun for xsplit.

 

[TripleDeuce]

In CCleaner go to the Startup tab and see if there's an autorun for xsplit.

nope nothing there

 

[paul1149]

check scheduled tasks on that tab too. Then see if there's a related service that is prompting this.

 

[TripleDeuce]

check scheduled tasks on that tab too. Then see if there's a related service that is prompting this.

nothing in scheduled tasks either

ok so i managed to get it removed
i installed it from the prompt i always got when i booted up figured it would auto associate with the installer once its logged in, used revo uninstaller and it found the reg keys and everything else while uninstalling it rebooted and now its gone

 

[NoelDP]

I suspect that the real problem was caslused by a scheduled task... you should check the entries in that

 

[TripleDeuce]

I suspect that the real problem was caslused by a scheduled task... you should check the entries in that

couldnt find anything in scheduled tasks in ccleaner but ill check wht win version now incase

 

[Callender]

If you want an easy and more thorough way to check scheduled tasks try this:

TaskSchedulerView v1.00

Released last week I believe.

 

[GokAy]

If you want an easy and more thorough way to check scheduled tasks try this:

TaskSchedulerView v1.00

Released last week I believe.

Oh, fresh out of the bakery

I kind of grown fond of NirSoft too.

Thanks for sharing Callender.