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hello, I am new to the forums.
I've spent weeks online looking for an answer.. to no avail and I now truly
need some input.
home System: Win2000 SP4 ... Local Computer (no Administration)
I just purchased a new HP Printer. the HP setup software requires the
"Windows Installer 3.1" (v2 KB893803). I believe it's listed as "MSIServer"
under Services. this recent version installed fine.. but all is not well.
I guess certain applications with an executable of .MSI need to have this
service for the software to install. (this also means I can't run .NET
Framework 2.0 and other apps etc..)
whether it's set to Manual or Automatic, the Windows Installer Service will
not Start.
the message I receive is:
"Could not start the MSIServer service on Local Computer. The service did
not return an error. This could be an internal Windows error."
Windows says it's dependent on the "Remote Procedure Call", but that service
is ok. I re-installed a few times already and the result is the same. never
encountered anything like this before.
any help would be appreciated -- thank you.
I've spent weeks online looking for an answer.. to no avail and I now truly
need some input.
home System: Win2000 SP4 ... Local Computer (no Administration)
I just purchased a new HP Printer. the HP setup software requires the
"Windows Installer 3.1" (v2 KB893803). I believe it's listed as "MSIServer"
under Services. this recent version installed fine.. but all is not well.
I guess certain applications with an executable of .MSI need to have this
service for the software to install. (this also means I can't run .NET
Framework 2.0 and other apps etc..)
whether it's set to Manual or Automatic, the Windows Installer Service will
not Start.
the message I receive is:
"Could not start the MSIServer service on Local Computer. The service did
not return an error. This could be an internal Windows error."
Windows says it's dependent on the "Remote Procedure Call", but that service
is ok. I re-installed a few times already and the result is the same. never
encountered anything like this before.
any help would be appreciated -- thank you.