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[yuri]

Bought and downloaded Creator 11 Pro.

Cant install because many msi files cant be found.

C:\USER...\Roxio Video Capture USB.msi
C:\USER...AppData\Local...\BOTAAppPE.msi
            "             \BOTAAPP.msi
            "     \LocalTe...\CDDP.msi
            "                \VD64 Inst.msi
            "     \Roxio Streamer x64.msi
            "     \Roxio Streamer.msi

and a couple others

How can i rememdy this problem?

Please help me.

thanks

[gi7omy]

Extract the files (use winzip or winrar - it's a self-extracting archive) to two folders on the hard driva and try running setup.exe from there

If it fails to extract, you will have to download it again

[gi7omy]

9 GB is a strange amount - the sticks come in 1 GB or 2 GB sizes and four slots (which is usual) would be 8 GB

I have it installed here in W7 Ultimate 64 bit with no problem, so I'm at a loss as to why you are having that difficulty. Have you upgraded your video drivers (from the chipset maker, NOT from MS)?

Also, make sure you are NOT running it in compatibility mode

And guys - it is NOT 'Creator 11' - it's Creator 2011 (which would have been EMC 13 if things hadn't been changed). The naming system changed after EMC 10, so to avoid confusion, please use the correct name

Edited by gi7omy, 25 August 2010 - 07:56 AM.

[ggrussell]

Sounds more like a corrupted download file.  When you double-click on the downloaded file, it proceeds to unpack the msi files in the system's temp folder.   As Daithi suggested, try using an app like WinZip or the free JZip to unpack the files into a folder. If the file is corrupt, these app will let you know. If the file unpacks with no errors, you can then run the 'setup.exe' in the folder.  Would also be a good idea to burn a back up copy of the folder, too!

Edited by ggrussell, 25 August 2010 - 07:59 AM.

[Martin Dekker]

Rick, on 25 August 2010 - 07:08 AM, said:

I tried to install a second time and got a message saying my system did not meet the minimum requirements to install.

Well, running the risk of hijacking this thread as it has nothing to do with the lost MSI issue... but at your second attempt to install the program, did you do that "using the recommended settings" from the pop up that appears after your first attempt failed? If so, this choice may have caused to run install in Vista mode and causing Creator 2011 install the "not meeting the minimal requirements" error message.

Martin

Edited by Martin Dekker, 25 August 2010 - 01:22 PM.

[Sonic Boom]

Martin Dekker, on 25 August 2010 - 01:21 PM, said:

Well, running the risk of hijacking this thread as it has nothing to do with the lost MSI issue... but at your second attempt to install the program, did you do that "using the recommended settings" from the pop up that appears after your first attempt failed? If so, this choice may have caused to run install in Vista mode and causing Creator 2011 install the "not meeting the minimal requirements" error message.

Martin

The missing msi files issue is fixed on our server. Its a bug we're aware of having to deal with downloading of setup.exe during installation.