Media Creator 8 Suite Home
The installation went perfect and everything worked fine.
But now - after Windows AutoUdate - everytime I launch Media Creator, Windows wants to install it and I receive an error reading an msi file in a temp folder :
\Temp\pft24.tmp\37b6fd.msi - this file does not exist on my computer.
I have to use Windows Task Manager to end this Installation task and the "Selector" won't open.
The other modules - disk copier, drag-to-disk, etc. work.
I tried to "repair" the installation, rebooted, and still have the same problem
How can I get rid of this?
Thank you
Réjean Désilets
Installation Popup At Launch
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rejdesilets
, Apr 12 2006 04:48 AM
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Posted 12 April 2006 - 04:48 AM
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Posted 12 April 2006 - 07:16 AM
rejdesilets, on Apr 12 2006, 04:48 AM, said:
Media Creator 8 Suite Home
The installation went perfect and everything worked fine.
But now - after Windows AutoUdate - everytime I launch Media Creator, Windows wants to install it and I receive an error reading an msi file in a temp folder :
\Temp\pft24.tmp\37b6fd.msi - this file does not exist on my computer.
I have to use Windows Task Manager to end this Installation task and the "Selector" won't open.
The other modules - disk copier, drag-to-disk, etc. work.
I tried to "repair" the installation, rebooted, and still have the same problem
How can I get rid of this?
Thank you
Réjean Désilets
The installation went perfect and everything worked fine.
But now - after Windows AutoUdate - everytime I launch Media Creator, Windows wants to install it and I receive an error reading an msi file in a temp folder :
\Temp\pft24.tmp\37b6fd.msi - this file does not exist on my computer.
I have to use Windows Task Manager to end this Installation task and the "Selector" won't open.
The other modules - disk copier, drag-to-disk, etc. work.
I tried to "repair" the installation, rebooted, and still have the same problem
How can I get rid of this?
Thank you
Réjean Désilets
Your best option at this point is to uninstall the program through Add/Remove Programs, and then reinstall it.
William
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