I am so sorry if those recent comments were meant for me, actually I didn't get any notification emails for this thread, I am really very sorry, i guess there's another expert involved with this thread. Anyway, let me clarify, I think the latest comment is mine (I am not sure about the other two comments). In your first comment, I came across the error code and I am clear now. There are few reason, 1. System Users Account rights, 2. Virus/Spyware,,etc., 3. Software conflick and 4. Registry entries issue.




In my first post, I've mentioned that it was an assumption since you didn't mention much about the problem earlier. What I was trying to make you understand and let you do was to uninstall those programs which are not much important and those that could be easily re-install, like suppose if there's microsoft office, then you can reinstall it using the Original Disk..etc.. Forget about it.. let's proceed..




(Please note down or capture a screen shot of the error message box, you'll need the key)


Before we begin, please sign off and login as Adminstrator (Logoff and Sign In as Administrator, not the current user if this was a created account other than the built in Administrator). Click "Start" > "Log Off" and proceed forward (do this after all the programs are closed), once you are log off, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete on the keyboard, you'll be presented with the windows classic logOn window, type in the user name as administrator and press enter without entering the password (I hope you haven't changed/set the admin password)




First, let's try with the registry entry, once you are logged in, click "Start" > "Run" and type in regedit in the run box and press enter, now locate the Key, and select it, now click "Edit" on the menu bar and modify the Permission settings, save the settings and try the installer again.


Well bring up another method if this doesn't helpful. It may take time, but it's not a big issue that can't be fixed. Good luck. I am so sorry if those recent comments were meant for me, actually I didn't get any notification emails for this thread, I am really very sorry, i guess there's another expert involved with this thread. Anyway, let me clarify, I think the latest comment is mine (I am not sure about the other two comments). In your first comment, I came across the error code and I am clear now. There are few reason, 1. System Users Account rights, 2. Virus/Spyware,,etc., 3. Software conflick and 4. Registry entries issue.

In my first post, I've mentioned that it was an assumption since you didn't mention much about the problem earlier. What I was trying to make you understand and let you do was to uninstall those programs which are not much important and those that could be easily re-install, like suppose if there's microsoft office, then you can reinstall it using the Original Disk..etc.. Forget about it.. let's proceed..

(Please note down or capture a screen shot of the error message box, you'll need the key)
Before we begin, please sign off and login as Adminstrator (Logoff and Sign In as Administrator, not the current user if this was a created account other than the built in Administrator). Click "Start" > "Log Off" and proceed forward (do this after all the programs are closed), once you are log off, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete on the keyboard, you'll be presented with the windows classic logOn window, type in the user name as administrator and press enter without entering the password (I hope you haven't changed/set the admin password)

First, let's try with the registry entry, once you are logged in, click "Start" > "Run" and type in regedit in the run box and press enter, now locate the Key, and select it, now click "Edit" on the menu bar and modify the Permission settings, save the settings and try the installer again.
Well bring up another method if this doesn't helpful. It may take time, but it's not a big issue that can't be fixed. Good luck.