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Historical capture recovered from the Wayback Machine · captured 2003-09-14 · 8 posts
I've switched over to Windows Installer for the installation packages.

If you go to click on it and it doesn't know what your talking about, you may not have the version of Windows Installer that's needed installed.



If you have Win98 or ME, d/l and install this one.
http://kustomappz.fragout.com/Downloads/InstMsiA.exe

If you have 2K or XP, d/l and install this one.
http://kustomappz.fragout.com/Downloads/InstMsiW.exe


Or go here;
http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?st=b&qu=Windows+Installer&view=en-us

Post edited by [RIP]Hydra at 7/29/2003 9:05:05 AM
k what mine does is comes with error says something bout my system cant view it correctly, so i click ok and it opens a text document with bunch of funny charactersn i think thats what you were talking about, so i clicked ur links and top 2 didn't work. i have windows xp and i cant find windows installer for it, i tried the windows installer for other os and when i try to install that it says your os doesn't support it or something.
Yea, my host went down and I lost a bunch of stuff.
I'll try and get it back up again as soon as possible.
i get this error installing cdc 1-57 for AAO



error 1401. Could not creat key:

HKEY_USERS\S-5-21-515967899-6820003330-1003\Software\Classes.

Verify that you have sufficient access to that key, or contact your support personnel.



please help I HAVE WINDOWS XP PRO and it does it everytime i try to install

Post edited by [ATES]The Machine at 8/30/2003 12:40:18 PM
Your gonna need your Administrator to give your account registry access or just log in as Administrator yourself, then install it.
ok i am admin on my pc so now what?
I dunno. Maybe one of our XP Administrator type guys can answer.
Originally posted by: [ATES]The Machine
ok i am admin on my pc so now what?


Make sure your logged in as Admin when installing CDC


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