Fails to Initialize 0x800106ba

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This has happened twice.. First time I downloaded the beta 2 when it happened
with the 1st beta and it happened again within days of the second version.
How can I fix this. Must I download it again?
 
Hello Crystal,

What version of Windows? Is this system fully up to date with critial
patches?http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375

Whatever you do, (installing and updateting or unistalling) always as a
administratºr.
Try going to Windows Update and applying all offered critical updates.
http://update.microsoft.com

Install Windows Installer 3.1 v2 (3.1.4000.2435) is availªble here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/893803

The Windows Defender service has a dependency on RPC--have you disabled any
services on this machine? Remote Procedure Call should be set to automatic,
and started.

you can start the Window Defender service by typing "net start windefend":
at a command prompt. That may just elicit the same message though.
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I have Windows XP SP2.. everythingis up to snuff as far as I know.. I
automatically download all new patches, type thing..
 
Engel said:
Hello Crystal,

What version of Windows? Is this system fully up to date with critial
patches?http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375

Whatever you do, (installing and updateting or unistalling) always as
a
administratºr.
Try going to Windows Update and applying all offered critical updates.
http://update.microsoft.com

Install Windows Installer 3.1 v2 (3.1.4000.2435) is availªble here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/893803

The Windows Defender service has a dependency on RPC--have you
disabled any
services on this machine? Remote Procedure Call should be set to
automatic,
and started.

you can start the Window Defender service by typing "net start
windefend":
at a command prompt. That may just elicit the same message though.
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Why have you reverted back to 8 bit to send your posts? It is
*unreadable* to most others! You had changed it to *proper* 7 bit in
your previous post...
 
I am also having the same problem up to date XP SP2 PRO when I try the
command propt start I get an error 1058
 
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