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Read the article that everyone's commenting on. Can anyone help with my 'msiexec' problem. Basically, I cannot uninstall or install Microsoft software (eg: Office). I get the 'MSIEEXEC has performed an illegal operation' message,details of which are as follows: MSIEXEC caused an invalid page fault in I'd start by running the system file checker. Sounds like something's corrupt. (http://ask-leo.com/archives/000074.html ). And spyware and virus scan as well, naturally. Posted by: Leo at July 17, 2004 9:25 AMWhen I attempt to install Mcafee Internet Security software, I get a prompt to stop the MsiExec.exe script from running. What should I do? Posted by: Nathan at July 21, 2004 5:34 AMI'd need to see the exact text of the message. Posted by: Leo at July 21, 2004 8:38 AMi'm having the same problem - when trying to install a newly purchased copy of mcafee internet security software, my symantec norton antivirus software stops the process, and prompts me to stop MsiExec.exe from running: ------ your computer is halted and needs to do something about this script file: msiexec.exe what do you want to do?
stop this script i'm figuring it's just norton being pissy, but want to make sure before i allow the script to run. Posted by: t r a c y at July 26, 2004 4:18 PMA agree. I'd like it run. Posted by: Leo at July 26, 2004 9:24 PMi did let it run, but the mcafee install still wouldn't work. in fact the whole thing turned into quite a mess - i had to uninstall, not just disable, norton for the mcafee install to to run and even then it ended up hanging at the end and freezing my system up - and upon reboot only the antivirus part of the app had installed, not the firewall, etc. i ended up deleting absolutely everything related to both mcafee and norton including any and all traces of both apps from my registry, rebooted and started fresh with the mcafee install, which ran and installed without a hitch. if it were for any other sort of app besides antivirus/firewall i would have tossed the whole thing aside, vowing to never use either company's products again. Posted by: t r a c y at July 28, 2004 12:33 AMI installed some software called DVDEO Professional. I thought I had then completely uninstalled it but I must have missed something. Tracy: you just encountered an argument for a router instead of a software firewall :-). I don't run either of those products, but have a LinkSys router acting as my firewall. Posted by: Leo at July 28, 2004 6:56 PMRob: I'd check to see what's automatically runnign at start up, and the disable the offending instance of msiexec. This article talks about windows startup programs:
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