Ca m'est arrivé aussi, ma solution (trouvée par hasard, je le jure...) a été d'éteindre l'ordi brutalement (enlever la batterie et prise alim pour un portable ou ouvrir l'interrupteur pour un fixe), quand il m'affichait ce message d'érreur, je pouvais quand même lancer le jeu et jouer, mais le message restait, en éteignant l'ordi, le jeu est resté installé mais le message d'erreur est parti, donc ça marche...
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Solutions:
Sometimes all you need to do is re-register the windows installer service and everything is fixed. So you might want to try this step first before proceeding to the ultimate solution of the problem.
* Click on the start menu and click on “Run” (XP), or the start search box for Vista and type in “Msiexec /unregister“
* Do the same thing with this command “Msiexec /regserver“
If the solution above did not resolve your problem then you can go ahead and install the latest and stable version of windows installer. Follow steps below.
* Download the latest Windows installer 4.5 from the Microsoft’s website.
* Follow the instructions and download and install the windows installer file according to your system requirements.
* To install windows installer just double click on the downloaded file.
* Once installation is finished, restart your computer.
* After the restart make sure the windows installer service is running. Just go to the start menu and click on “Run” for XP and type in “services.msc” For Vista just use the “start search” box and type in “services.msc“. When you are in the services window look for the windows installer service and make sure that it is started. If not then make sure that the startup type is set to “Automatic” and start the service.
* After doing all the steps, continue installing/uninstalling your software. It should work by now.
windows-installerAlternative solution:
- Go to control panel.
- Under Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services
- Right click on the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Service and click on properties.
- Select Log In Tab
-Select Log As “Local System account” and tick “Allow service to interact with desktop”
- Restart your computer.
Related Links:
* Windows Installer Could not be accessed
* Troubleshooting guide to Windows installer errors
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Problem #13 : Borderlands (PC) Install on PC problem error 1722
Solution #1 :
After the installation is “complete” and the message shows that says “error 1722? and so on, turn of your computer by unplugging it or hold the button down and DO NOT press OK!
Solution #2:
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Elevate a command prompt by right-clicking the Command Prompt in Start:All Programs:Accessories and selecting Run as administrator…
2.
From the command prompt, run regedit.exe
3.
If you have a 32-bit system, navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr
entVersion.
If you have a 64-bit system, navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\
Windows\CurrentVersion
4.
Set the “DevicePath” value to “%SystemRoot%\Inf” (without the quotes).
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