I have an i5 Acer laptop. And recently I tried to install a program via an msi package installer. I can't seem to install that or any other msi files. Exe files install well and correct but not msi.

The quickest way is to see if it's located on your drive. Press the Windows key and s, type the Outlook.Mui.Msi in the search box and click search. If it finds it write down the location. You can right click the file and select open fine location to take you where it's located. What might be happing if office was installed via CD, if that is the case you will need a copy of that CD.

You need to install the drivers for the Bluetooth and wireless card.
Download the device drivers from the Acer WEB site. Makesure you select the model of your laptop the drivers you that require thatmatches the Windows version that is installed on your laptop. Use this link toget to the Acer support: -
http://www.acersupport.com/drivers_download.aspx

Heres how... Its normal to have 2(two) display adapters on Acer Aspire 4750G. To enable NVIDIA GeForce, install the Intel HD Family Chipset Driver First from the installation disk that is included on its package, or click here, or if link doesnt work find it here. Then install the NVIDIA GeForce Driver, also included in installation disk, or click here. That should fix it. Enjoy the 2GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M.

This software is the ERecovery by acer, i can't find then to download, but your notebook have to became with a CD of acer drivers and softwares, there u can find that software you are looking for.
Leonardo Locks Stein

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.

If you want I can provide you a copy of MyDVD.msi, but it is version 6. If you would like me to give you the file just tell me and I will upload it.

Ryan Frame
Creative Energy Associates Technical Center

I'll assume that you actually have an HP printer (or scanner) attached to this unit.

Uninstall the HP drivers and software which came with your HP printer (or HP scanner) and reinstall it from the driver discs (reinstalling the HP software over the existing installation may take care of it also). If you don't have the discs that came with your HP equipment please post what model you have and I will track down a link for you to download the necessary stuff for reinstall.

I DON'T THINK YOU NEED THE SOFTWARE FOR YOUR POP UP WINDOW
I THINK THATS A NETWORK YOUR REPAIR PEOPLE FORGOT TO REMOVE
what type of cam do you have and if you bought that new display model or not you should have been given software

Here's what HP has to say about your error...It appears to be an issue with Sonic MyDVD. Reinstallation of the program seems to be the solution.