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OS: Windows 7 x64 Professional, fully updated with Microsoft Security Essentials running. Installation is on the Administrator profile, and the install executable was ran with administration privileges.
I am trying to install MS 11 on my fathers laptop to no avail. Initially, running setup.exe from the CD did not start the installation. After running in safe mode and ending any 'unnecessary' processes I was able to start the install.
It gets ~90% when the following error is displayed:
“An error occurred during the move data process: -119 Component Microsoft
Shared DLLs File Group: Shared DLLs -SelfReg
File: C:\windows\system32\msxml4.dll"
Based on information from these forums and others users troubleshooting advice I reinstalled MS XML, used REGEDIT to give each major key (HKEY_Local Machine etc) full control and read access, and also used regsvr32.exe to successfully register the MSXML4.dll in the system32 and sysWOW64 directories.
This was unsuccessful, I have also tried running setup.exe with Windows XP compatibility with no result.
Any further help would be appreciated. The last resort is to do a fresh install of the OS and try again, but I want to avoid that if possible.
Regards,
Lachlan
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Official response from Metastock Support.
"Unfortunately we are aware of this issue, and we are working on a solution to this.
Other than what you have done we do not have a work around to fix this issue.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused."
Not pleased with this outcome.
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Have you tried running setup.exe with Windows XP SP2 mode?
SP2 in particular.
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Yeah I tried all of the compatibility options. In the end I did a format + fresh install of Windows 7, then installed Metastock before attempting to install all the MS security updates.
Problem solved, although it wasn't the most practical solution.
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