Re: Windows installer with a mind of its own?
- From: "Neal Ferrier" <nferrier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 23:22:23 -0000
Ok i don't think you are listening to me. I know my way around the windows
OS and i hate when people patronise me. I DID NOT USE THE "ISSUE FIX" PART
OF THE PROGRAM WHICH YOU WERE AGAIN INDICATING IN YOUR LAST POST KERRY. THIS
PROBLEM OCCURED WHEN I USED SOME OF THE ADVANCED OPTIONS IN THE CLEANING
PART OF THE PROGRAM WITH WHICH YOU SHOULD ALREADY BE AWARE IN MY LAST POST.
Just to give you a description of why i used these options was because i did
not think they would affect my OS like this. The things i messede about with
was just Cache stuff and log files now if you can explain to me how that
would affect my system in such a drastic way. I will appreciate your
feedback on this.
"Neal Ferrier" <nferrier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:uj40ST47FHA.1020@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> well actually your talking about the issue fix part of the program and
> that
> is not what i used even though i have used it hundreds of times and
> nothing
> has went wrong. Iam talking about the cleaning portion of the program i
> selected things in that like menu order cache and windows size and
> location
> cache, user assist history, iis log files and custom files and folders. It
> was only after i selected these options that this started happening. Now
> if
> u would kindly explain to me how this could have f***ed the registry am
> all
> ears otherwise don't say anything unless u can fix my problem.
> thanx neal.
>
> "Kerry Brown" <kerry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx*a*m> wrote in message
> news:eeKN0br7FHA.3984@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Neal Ferrier wrote:
>>> Dunno if anyone has heard of it but ive recently used a program called
>>> ccleaner and i selected some of the advanced options. Now the windows
>>> installer wants to install office xp again everytime i access
>>> microsoft affiliated applications e.g MSN Messenger 7, IE6, Outlook
>>> Express etc. Don't really know what is going on assuming its a
>>> registry problem of sorts could someone please tell me where so i can
>>> fix it. Iam not really enamoured with the windows registry. Thanks
>>
>> Don't mess with things you don't understand. Your example is a good
>> reason not to mess with "registry cleaner" programs unless you know what
>> you are doing. Never, ever allow them to run in automatic mode. Never,
>> ever allow them to make a change that you do not understand 100% what is
>> happening and why. If you didn't use the advanced option in ccleaner to
>> make a backup of your registry then you may be scr#w#d depending on what
>> options you picked.
>>
>> If the fix from
>>
>> http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
>>
>> doesn't work then a combnation of running the Office installer choosing
>> the repair option and this tool from Microsoft to fix the Windows
>> Installer usually does the trick.
>>
>> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;290301
>>
>> If none of the above suggestions worked then restoring your last system
>> backup is the next option. If you don't have a backup then possibly a
>> repair install followed by a reinstall of Office is next. If that doesn't
>> work then a backup of your data and a clean install of Windows and your
>> programs will always work.
>>
>> Don't blame the Windows registry. The blame lies with yourself and
>> ccleaner. Ccleaner is a valuable tool when used properly. It is also a
>> dangerous tool if you don't understand what it is doing.
>>
>> Kerry
>>
>>
>
>
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