Every time I start up the computer I get a msg that I'm trying to install from a network source that's unavailable ... it's looking for Hpupdate.msi I have to keep hitting cancel numerous times before the msg's stop and I can continue on how do I resolve this problem?
It is an issue with a printer that was once installed or has been hooked to the PC before.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=mp-77759-2&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&os=228&product=3795406&sw_lang
Download the file and run the program. It will force windows to remove all traces of the Officejet software & drivers. If you still use your officejet you will have to reinstall the drivers.
SOURCE: help please
If you have existing malware or virus threats on your machine that will stop AVG installing correctly.
If you are installing AVG with Vista there is a KB file that must be installed before you can install AVG, AVG will warn you and supply you with a download link to get the Microsoft KB file.
Download and run Malwarebytes before atempting the AVG install.
You can download Malwarebytes here for free:
www.malwarebytes.org
SOURCE: "...missing or corrupt\system32\hal.dll..."
Boot from windows install CD, when it loads, press "R" for repair.
It will go out to dos.
when it gets to dos, type: CHKDSK C: /P then press enter and let it repair, when done
just type EXIT, it will reboot, remove the CD and see if it reboots. If this doesnt work or you need more help, let me know, i can be more detailed if you need, Im just at work and dont have alot of time to type.
SOURCE: when opening hp photosmart premier 6.5 message
What that means is that when you try to run the program, HP Photosmart, that program, in order to do what you ask, must install a "Feature", or something "It" needs, now the place or location & File, it is looking for it, on a network location, maybe, somewhere, on the internet, well it cannot "Find" the place nor the File. That file is called Document Viewer.msi, this is an Installable program, so if you download and install it will NOT have to look for it. I include a download link for you.
Down load and install by double clicking the .msi file.
software.informer.com/getfree-documentviewer.msi-7.0-hp-download
Also look here HP explanation.
http://forums11.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=109447626+1261587385981+28353475&threadId=1086024
SOURCE: Hi, I'm installing widows xp
You may have a damaged cd/dvd, in which case contact Microsoft for a replacement. If The disk is good I have provided a link for your model at HP:
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SupportTaskIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=115&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=447371
There you will find not only installation info, but downloads and more!
SOURCE: Hp Compaq nc6220 Laptop. there
go to your BIOS setting
There set the current date and time
[while starting the computer , there will be screen showing options keys for bios setting (it will probably be esc or f12 or f2 or f11)]
Check whether Windows Installer engine is functioning.
Click Start > Accessories > Command Prompt.
At the command prompt, type MSIExec and press Enter. MSI refers to the Windows Installer.
In the MSI engine is working, you should see no error messages. However, if you see an error message, note down the error. Search for it in a search engine such as Google to find troubleshooting solutions.
Now try to install or uninstall the program again. If the problem persists, go to the next fix.
Check that Windows Installer service is not disabled.
Click Start and type service.msc in the Search box and press Enter.
The Services window is opened. Right-click on 'Windows Installer' service, then click 'Start'. The service needs to start without any errors.
Now try to install or uninstall your program again. If it persists, try the next fix.
Check for latest version of Windows Installer.
Click Start > Accessories > Command Prompt.
Once the command prompt window opens up, type MSIExec and press Enter. If MSI engine is working, you should see no error messages, and it should open a separate dialog box, which shows the MSI version.
If the installer version doesn't show as version 4.5, download the latest version athttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/942288/
Now try to install or reinstall your program again. If it still persists, try the next fix.
Reregister the installer engine.
Click Start > Accessories > Command Prompt.
At the command prompt, first type MSIExec / unregister, then press Enter and type MSIExec / regserver
Now try to install or reinstall your program again.
Clean your CD or DVD media.
If you are trying to install the program from a CD or DVD media, use a CD or DVD disc cleaning kit.
You can also gently wipe the silver side of the disc with a soft, lint-free cotton cloth. Make sure you do not use paper or other rough cloth as this can scratch the plastic or leave streaks that can damage the disk. Make sure you wipe the disk from the center outward and not circular motion.
If you use a damp cloth or commercial disk cleaning solution, wipe the disc thoroughly before inserting into the drive.
Copy installation files to your computer.
If you are using a removable or external media to install the program, copy the installation files from there to your computer's hard drive and then run the installation file from that location. It is usually called autorun.exe or setup.exe. If you are not sure, just check the Readme file in the setup folder about how to start the installation.
Unless there is no .exe file present in the setup folder, we do not recommend that you run .msi files directly.
Terminating other programs running on your computer.
Click Start and type msconfig in the Search box.
One the 'General' tab, click 'Selective startup', then click to clear the 'Load startup items' checkbox.
Click 'Services' tab, click 'Hide all Microsoft services', and then click 'Disable all'.
Click OK, then click Restart.
After the computer restarts, try to run your program installation.
Once you have finished troubleshooting the problem, restart your computer again.
Click Start, type msconfig in the Search box. Click on the 'General' tab, click 'Normal startup', click OK, then click Restart.
Hope this helps!
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