=?Utf-8?B?RGFu?= <Dan@xxxxxx> wrote in
news:5B2EE669-DBE3-4846-BF68-264B5178E59F@xxxxxx:
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>> > Hello,
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>> > I'm running Vista 32bit Home Premium on a new PC. I can't install
>> > DirectX
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>> > Trying to run DirectX I get this messageInstalling Components part:
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>> > 'A cabinet file necessary for installation cannot be trusted.
>> > Please verify the Cryptographic Services are enabled and the
>> > cabinet file certificate is valid.'
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>> Do you have cryptographic services enabled in the services list. If
>> you do then I would just right click the file and select run as
>> administrator so long as you are sure the file is legit.
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> Hi there,
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> Thanks, but no luck. Cryptographic services enabled and I have tried
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Odd, never heard of this before. Only guess is that the CAB file got
corrupted during download. I assume you're running DXWEBSETUP.EXE which
downloads the files you need and installs them, right?
You might want to clear your temp files, if a corrupted CAB file is on
your system and the DXWEBSETUP program doesn't try to re-download the
file, it'll just keep having this same problem. Clearing out those files
then running DXWEBSETUP again may help.
Right-Click your C: drive from Computer window and choose properties.
Click Disk-Cleanup
Make sure Temporary Files are checked and follow the prompts to delete
said files.
Try running DXWebSetup.exe again. You might want to download the file
from Microsoft.com/directx, just in case.
If that does not help I have no ideas other than to wait here for help,
or go to Microsoft.com and put in the error message into the search bar.
See if there's a kb article about this message.
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-A.