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| | 0x8000ffff I had this error also after removing "Live Messenger 2009" but after searching i found another installations that didn't show this error, but what happened is in the end of the installation a message appears saying "We couldn't install Messenger". so it is not installed and also i found in "Add/Remove Programs" SW called "Windows Live Call" which can't be removed from "Start menu" or from "Add/Remove Programs". Please kindly if anyone knows how to help please notify. By the way i tried "ZapMessenger" but nothing happened. Thanks for ur time. |
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| | Re: 0x8000ffff "Dr. M. Soliman" <Dr. M. Soliman@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:17BE4463-4BF6-4C6B-A5B7-F6FC96DBEC45@xxxxxx Quote: >I had this error also after removing "Live Messenger 2009" but after > searching i found another installations that didn't show this error, but > what > happened is in the end of the installation a message appears saying "We > couldn't install Messenger". so it is not installed and also i found in > "Add/Remove Programs" SW called "Windows Live Call" which can't be removed > from "Start menu" or from "Add/Remove Programs". Please kindly if anyone > knows how to help please notify. By the way i tried "ZapMessenger" but > nothing happened. Thanks for ur time. http://www.groovypost.com/howto/geek...c-failure-fix/ I believe the above link now goes to an installer that has the 'current release' version. 1. Run the custom setup found at the ms url above; 2. Uninstall all Live apps in Add-Remove (not all will uninstall); 3. Remove all other Live apps with the Windows Install Cleanup program; 4. Run a check on your registry to remove the stuff left over, or run ZapMessenger; 5. Reboot; 6. Run the custom setup program as in step 1, full install successful. Well I HOPE this works correctly now, as I haven't downloaded-installed the 'new Messenger' that was touted to me today in Hotmail. I still have the setup program that worked for me if necessary, though hopefully not necessary. Hope this helps. -- SP Goodman * http://www.vimeo.com/spgoodman http://www.last.fm/music/Stephen+Goodman |
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| | Re: 0x8000ffff First of all thanks for replying, but i can't uninstall from "Add/Remove Programs" i don't know why, but nothing happens when i click on "Change/Remove" button so i can't remove "Windows Live Essentials", and as a result i can't uninstall and reintall again. For the link u sent me i didn't find any file inorder to install. Thanks for your help. I'm waiting for your reply. ""Rev" Norle Enturbulata, OD, DTS" wrote: Quote: > > "Dr. M. Soliman" <Dr. M. Soliman@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:17BE4463-4BF6-4C6B-A5B7-F6FC96DBEC45@xxxxxx Quote: > >I had this error also after removing "Live Messenger 2009" but after > > searching i found another installations that didn't show this error, but > > what > > happened is in the end of the installation a message appears saying "We > > couldn't install Messenger". so it is not installed and also i found in > > "Add/Remove Programs" SW called "Windows Live Call" which can't be removed > > from "Start menu" or from "Add/Remove Programs". Please kindly if anyone > > knows how to help please notify. By the way i tried "ZapMessenger" but > > nothing happened. Thanks for ur time. > Here's what I had to do in order to fix the same problem you had, Doc. > > http://www.groovypost.com/howto/geek...c-failure-fix/ > > I believe the above link now goes to an installer that has the 'current > release' version. > > 1. Run the custom setup found at the ms url above; > 2. Uninstall all Live apps in Add-Remove (not all will uninstall); > 3. Remove all other Live apps with the Windows Install Cleanup program; > 4. Run a check on your registry to remove the stuff left over, or run > ZapMessenger; > 5. Reboot; > 6. Run the custom setup program as in step 1, full install successful. > > Well I HOPE this works correctly now, as I haven't downloaded-installed the > 'new Messenger' that was touted to me today in Hotmail. I still have the > setup program that worked for me if necessary, though hopefully not > necessary. > > Hope this helps. > > > -- > SP Goodman > * > http://www.vimeo.com/spgoodman > http://www.last.fm/music/Stephen+Goodman > > > > > > |
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| | Re: 0x8000ffff Go to the microsoft support site and look for a download called: "Windows Install Cleanup" when you run it it will look a bit like the install/uninstall utility but works at a lower level in the operating system. Don't be surprised if you see programs you thought you had uninstalled before. This utility 'cured' several problems for me that I thought were unrelated to uninstall issues until I saw 'old' programs that i had removed long ago still in the registry. Richard "Dr. M. Soliman" <Dr. M. Soliman@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:53D78AB7-D212-4CC0-BD24-E9B85892FAC3@xxxxxx Quote: > First of all thanks for replying, but i can't uninstall from "Add/Remove > Programs" i don't know why, but nothing happens when i click on > "Change/Remove" button so i can't remove "Windows Live Essentials", and as > a > result i can't uninstall and reintall again. For the link u sent me i > didn't > find any file inorder to install. Thanks for your help. I'm waiting for > your > reply. > > > ""Rev" Norle Enturbulata, OD, DTS" wrote: > Quote: >> >> "Dr. M. Soliman" <Dr. M. Soliman@xxxxxx> wrote in >> message >> news:17BE4463-4BF6-4C6B-A5B7-F6FC96DBEC45@xxxxxx Quote: >> >I had this error also after removing "Live Messenger 2009" but after >> > searching i found another installations that didn't show this error, >> > but >> > what >> > happened is in the end of the installation a message appears saying "We >> > couldn't install Messenger". so it is not installed and also i found in >> > "Add/Remove Programs" SW called "Windows Live Call" which can't be >> > removed >> > from "Start menu" or from "Add/Remove Programs". Please kindly if >> > anyone >> > knows how to help please notify. By the way i tried "ZapMessenger" but >> > nothing happened. Thanks for ur time. >> Here's what I had to do in order to fix the same problem you had, Doc. >> >> http://www.groovypost.com/howto/geek...c-failure-fix/ >> >> I believe the above link now goes to an installer that has the 'current >> release' version. >> >> 1. Run the custom setup found at the ms url above; >> 2. Uninstall all Live apps in Add-Remove (not all will uninstall); >> 3. Remove all other Live apps with the Windows Install Cleanup program; >> 4. Run a check on your registry to remove the stuff left over, or run >> ZapMessenger; >> 5. Reboot; >> 6. Run the custom setup program as in step 1, full install successful. >> >> Well I HOPE this works correctly now, as I haven't downloaded-installed >> the >> 'new Messenger' that was touted to me today in Hotmail. I still have the >> setup program that worked for me if necessary, though hopefully not >> necessary. >> >> Hope this helps. >> >> >> -- >> SP Goodman >> * >> http://www.vimeo.com/spgoodman >> http://www.last.fm/music/Stephen+Goodman >> >> >> >> >> >> |
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