Temp files What is causing the creation of 0k temp files in the C:\Windows directory with names such as the following,

Start your computer and press F8 key.


Select safe mode to start your computer in safe mode.


Navigate to the Windows temporary folder. The default location of this folder is C:/Windows/Temp, C:/DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS/ProfileName/LOCAL SETTINGS/Temp, or C:/Users/ProfileName/AppData/Local/Temp, although it could have been set to another location entirely. In all cases, it can be located by typing "cd %temp%" into the command line.

Delete the following files. dfrgr dfrg WindowsUpdate.exe tmp2.tmp

While still in the temp directory, look for three files that have seemingly random file names (With no extension), (with .exe extension) & (With .dll extension).Delete all three of these.


Remove registry entries associated with the virus. Type "regedit" from the command line to start the windows registry editor. Navigate to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run, and delete two entries involving the same random characters found in the previous step.
Remove "Smart HDD," "Smart HDD.lnk," and "Uninstall Smart HDD.lnk" from the start menu. Then delete "Smart HDD.lnk" from the desktop.
Reboot the computer in regular mode. The virus should be removed.

We are probably going to need a lot more info than just saying you have a "Compaq"....
You are probably really out of space on C. delete some junks
and delete temporary files.
I am going to assume you are using windows XP
then you need to delete all files in the following directory
C:\WINDOWS\Temp
C:\Documents and Settings\(User Name)\Local Settings\Temp
C:\Documents and Settings\(User Name)\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files
C:\Documents and Settings\(User Name)\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cache

For RMTH2, make sure you have the 1.1 patch and try again. If it is still failing, copy Rmth2.exe directly from the install CD into the folder that has the same filename and overwrite the installed one.

For your RMTH3 issue, it is usually caused by older software not being able to find the temp directory. Try copying the setup files to somewhere like c:\temp and install from there or set your temp variable to c:\windows\temp instead of your profile temp folder.

download dwtrig20.exe
http://www.4shared.com/file/FnkzXr3u/dwtrig20.htm

Issue
Error 115 when installing Adobe FrameMaker 7.0 or 7.1 on Windows

Solutions
Do one of the following solutions:

Solution 1:Disable anti-virus applications, and make sure all 3rd party applications are closed before installing.


Solution 2:Copy install files to HDD are run setup from that location (Frame installer lives in FM directory)


Solution 3: Remove all files from %temp% and %windir%\temp and reinstall
Background information


Error 115 from the InstallShield help reads as follows: "Specified file cannot be opened as write. An attempt was made to overwrite a locked file belonging to a file group that does not have the Potentially Locked or Shared property set to Yes; an attempt was made to install a file with a long file name (or to a folder with a long path name) in a 16-bit setup; or the path to the target folder is invalid."

Dear,
Have you saved any part of that docs any where in you pc, than you can retrive it with a ~ befor the file name.
If did not saved it at all you can see this in C:\Windows\Temp directory with ~ in file name.Best of luck

WORKAROUND

Step 1 : Completely delete content of the following directory: C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\ (or alternate directory if you chose a non-default install location)

Step 2 : If Step 1 has permission issues due to files being locked or in use, restart your system

Step 3 : Now, completely delete content of the following directory: C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\

Step 4 : Download and install Java.

1. Go to Java.com
2. Click on the Free Java Download button, and start the installation process.

An application directory partition is represented by a domainDNS object with an instanceType attribute value of DS_INSTANCETYPE_IS_NC_HEAD combined with DS_INSTANCETYPE_NC_IS_WRITEABLE. This domainDNS object represents the application directory partition root (NC head), and is named similar to a regular domain partition, for example, "DC=dynamicdata,DC=fabrikam,DC=com", which corresponds to a DNS name of "dynamicdata.fabrikam.com". An application directory partition can, therefore, be instantiated anywhere a domain partition can be instantiated. There is no NetBIOS name associated with an application directory partition.

It is possible to nest application directory partitions, that is, an application directory partition can have child application directory partitions. Searches with subtree scope rooted at an application directory partition head will generate continuation references to the child application directory partitions.

An application directory partition replica can only be created on a domain controller that is running on Windows Server 2003 and later and only while the Domain-Naming FSMO role is held by a Windows Server 2003 and later domain controller. In a mixed forest that has both Windows Server 2003 domain controllers and down-level domain controllers (Windows 2000 domain controllers or Windows NT 4.0 primary domain controllers), an attempt to create an application directory partition replica on a down-level domain controller will fail.

An application directory partition also has a corresponding crossRef object in the Partitions container of the configuration partition. The crossRef can be pre-created manually before creating the domainDNS object. The pre-created crossRef object must have the attribute values shown in the following table or the partition creation will fail. If the crossRef object does not exist, the Active Directory server will create one when the application directory partition is created.

That specific error pertains to "validating" your copy of Windows. you might want to validate that copy, then re-try system state.


~~Jasta~~

Error 2711
When receiving the 2711 error during Logitech QuickCam/Image Studio software installation, please perform the following steps:

1. Use Add/Remove programs in the Control Panel to uninstall any current installation of QuickCam/ImageStudio software. For Microsoft Windows 95, 98, ME or NT
   
   1. Click Start, Settings, then Control Panel.
   2. Double click the icon labeled Add/Remove Programs.
   3. Highlight the desired program in the list provided (QuickCam or ImageStudio).
   4. Click Add/Remove Programs located in the bottom right of the list provided.
   For Microsoft Windows 2000 or XP
   
   1. Click Start. followed by Control Panel.
   2. Double click the icon labeled Add/Remove Programs.
   3. Highlight the desired program in the list provided (QuickCam or ImageStudio).
   4. Click the button labeled Remove located in the bottom right of the program selected.
2. Navigate to C:\Program Files\Logitech.
   1. Double click the icon on the desktop labeled My Computer.
   2. Double click the icon labeled C:\(computer name).
   3. Double click the yellow folder labeled Program Files.
   4. Double click the yellow folder labeled Logitech.
3. Delete any folders for QuickCam/ImageStudio.
   1. Select the yellow folder with the QuickCam or ImageStudio names.
   2. Click the menu options for File, followed by Delete.
   3. Repeat for any other QuickCam/ImageStudio folders.
4. Delete all files located in the Windows temporary directory C:\Windows\Temp or C:\WinNT\Temp
   
   1. Double click the icon on the desktop labeled My Computer.
   2. Double click the icon labeled C:\(computer name).
   3. Double click the yellow folder labeled Windows or WinNT.
   4. Double click the yellow folder labeled Temp.
   5. On the menu across the top of the window, click Edit followed by Select All.
   6. On the menu across the top of the window, click File followed by Delete.
   7. Click OK.
5. Reinstall QuickCam/ImageStudio
   1. Remove and reinsert the QuickCam/ImageStudio CD and follow the prompts OR
   2. Double click on the downloaded ImagStudio file.