Docproc.msi error 1706

The MSI files are located at the following locations:

1. Browse the CD. Go to the Setup folder. Go to the DocProc folder. Double-click Docproc.msi to install.
2. Browse the CD. Go to the Setup folder. Go to Qfolder . Double-click Qfolder.msi to install.

1. If you do not have the software CD, download the HP Scanjet full feature software and driver from the HP Scanjet Full Feature Software and Driver web page. Click here to go to the "HP Scanjet Full Feature Software and Driver" web page

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=15179&prodSeriesId=377689&prodNameId=377691&swEnvOID=2093&swLang=8&mode=2&taskId=135&swItem=sj-49436-1

1. After downloading the software, right-click the downloaded file, and extract the files to a new folder.
2. Go to the Setup folder. Go to the DocProc folder. Double-click Docproc.msi to install.
3. Go to the Setup folder. Go to Qfolder . Double-click Qfolder.msi to install.

Hope this help

hi there,

May you provide the complete details of your player like the maker model..

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Uninstall the software then reinstall the software.

My colleague says that when Error 1706 occurs during an attempt to install an MSI file from removable media, the first thing you should try to do is check the Media Package Pathway and determine if the pathway does in fact track to the right folder. If it does not, scan the removable media and locate the file where the MSI file is housed. In some cases, you may find that the MSI file is found in a folder that is named App1. Once you have determined where to find the right file, it is a matter of resetting the Media Package Pathway so that the system will find and activate the MSI file. This will require you to make some changes to the command line or possibly make a permanent change in the registry.
It is important to note that making changes in the command line and especially in the registry are functions that someone who is familiar with writing code and general information system functions should perform.
If you are not knowledgeable about these sorts of functions, there is every possibility that the modification will not result in resolving the issue regarding the MSI file. Further, the change may create additional problems with the media package.

First you need to download and install visual c++ 2005 redistributable package. Then try again.

Hi,

Windows installed is trying to configure the missing .msi file.Please follow the below steps to remove the msi files.

1. Download the Windows Installer Clean-Up utility (see Resources for link). Click the link on the download page on the Microsoft website and save the file to your Windows desktop.
2. Double-click the utility setup icon on the desktop.The icon is labeled msicuu2.exe. Follow the prompts and the installation wizard instructions to install the utility. Click the "Finish" button in the installation wizard when it is finished.
3. Open the utility. Click Start > All Programs >Windows Installer Clean-Up. This opens the Windows Installer Clean-Upwindow.
4. Click to highlight the program whose MSI files "DOCPROC" you want to remove, then click the "Remove" button. Thisopens a warning prompt window.
5. Click the "OK" button in the warning prompt window.The utility will remove the MSI files for the "DOCPROC"application you selected.

Regards,
Rizwan

I have reinstalled software for my HP Officejet 7310 printer and in the final stages I get a 1706 error indicating I am missing a file called "scan.msi". Any suggestions?

Hi,
Try this site
http://www.errornerd.com/system.php?seed=MSI-Error&gclid=CK-goYGp75kCFRMupAodiDw4Rg

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hi Error 1706 is a Microsoft error that is sometimes generated when you install a Windows package from some form of removable data. Examples of removable data would be a CD-ROM or a DVD. Typically, the exact text of Error 1706 will include the phrase "no valid source could be found."
One of the usual causes of this problem is that the Windows Installer or MSI file is not residing in the root folder of the media that is found on the removable data. This does not mean that the MSI file is not somewhere on the media -- just that it is not in the folder that your system is checking. While, in most cases, the Media Package Path would be altered to create a clear path to the MSI file.

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