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Windows 7 64 bit, installshield wizard recently hangs up during any new software install-- after many minutes, then I get an "Installer not responding message". I hit the try again button and same problem.
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Hi there, welcome to JustAnswer.There may be another program that is interfering with the installation, try this: 1. Click Start 2. Select Run 3. Type msconfig 4. Click the Boot tab (Please tell me if your msconfig doesn't show a Boot.ini tab, this means your MBR is corrupt) 5. Check the box that says safeboot 6. Select the network option 7. Press ok, then click the Restart button*If you get any error messages, keep pressing ok until it prompts you to restart your computerLog back in and install the program, if it works, here is how to get back to normal mode:1. Click Start2. Select Run3. Type msconfig4. Click the Boot.ini tab (Please tell me if your msconfig doesn't show a Boot.ini tab, this means your MBR is corrupt)5. Uncheck the box that says /SAFEBOOT6. Press ok
I tried it; I get "The Windows Installer Service is not accesible in Safe Mode" message.
Nelson
Please do this:1. Click Start2. Select Run3. Type msconfig4. Click the Boot.ini tab (Please tell me if your msconfig doesn't show a Boot.ini tab, this means your MBR is corrupt)5. Uncheck the box that says /SAFEBOOT6. Press okThen log back in, and try this:1. Click Start2. Type msconfig in the search box3. Press Enter on your keyboard4. On the General Tab, click the Select Selective Startup Option5. Click to clear the Load Startup Items check box6. Select the Services tab7. Check the Hide All Microsoft Services check box8. Click the Disable All button on the lower right and press OK9. When you are prompted to click Restart10. Log into Windows and try to install the program again*If that doesn't work, try this:1. Click Start2. Type msconfig in the search box3. Press Enter on your keyboard4. Click the startup tab5. Press the disable all button6. Press ok and restart your computer when prompted7. Log into Windows and try to install the program again
It did not work
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Hi Guy;
I was able to fix the problem by running a repair tool that I downloaded from the net. However, because you tried your best, XXXXX XXXXX going to accept your answer.
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