[CTS] Re: Joe/IE7
- From: "Chuck Burns" <igmouse@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sat, 3 Feb 2007 21:54:15 -0600
0x05 is a dns error that sets a "Do Not Send" error. I had this when beta IE7
Chuck
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From: cuffy10@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:cuffy10@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2007 9:43 PM
Subject: [CTS] Re: Joe/IE7
I've never heard that, nor would I have thought of it. It certainly is
an idea to keep in mind and add to the toolbox. Thanks
I've been working on a theory that she's getting an error msg, Access
Denied, because of one of her security tools. So far nothing has turned
up unless she finds it in an IE7.log file that she discovered. She
hasn't gotten back to me and apparently she's having mail problems. I'm
wondering now if the mail problem is because of corruption in IE6, and
consequently, Outlook Express. It may be all tied together ?
My plan stems from this.....
"Low and behold, IE7 kept failing on install. The error? 0×05. What
this error means is this:
Download the binary
Turn off all AV or if you have Norton, uninstall it
Turn off all 3rd party firewalls or uninstall Zone Alarm
Edit the registry according to MSDN on the 0×05 error"
For all things there is a reason.............. we'll find it !
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On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 17:59:14 -0800, "Trevor Westwood"
<twest2@xxxxxxx<mailto:twest2@xxxxxxx>>
said:
> I recall I had problems installing the Beta Copy of IE7. I can't
> remember
> where but I read that if you boot up Windows XP in the Safe Mode and then
> install IE7 it should install okay. I tried it and it worked fine.
>
>
> Trevor Westwood
> Coquitlam, B.C.
>
>
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> Joe..no..it isn't in add/remove, basically, I go thru all the steps,
> validation etc..then it hangs..and hangs..and I have to CAD out of it.
> It
> installed in minutes on my other 3 pc's, including my old 733mhz Micron.
> Go
> figga. The only thing on my HD that I could find was the install log,
> which
> I believe I've deleted, not sure tho.
> Do you think it could be having McAfee on my pc that's doing it? I know
> it
> runs even if you shut it down from the sys tray.
> Although..now that I think of it..my other new pc, has McAfee and it
> installed fine there..so..guess not. I HAVE tried every type of google
> search, MS search to find answers but none helped or applied to my
> problem.
> Jackie
>
> In a message dated 2/2/2007 12:23:47 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
> cuffy10@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:cuffy10@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> Jackie, you may have some remnants of a failed install of IE7.0
> remaining in your registry.
> Is IE7.0 showing in Add/Remove when you check "Show Updates"?
> If you gets the dregs out and the registry cleaned up it may install. I
> installed IE7.0 when it hit the street and haven't looked back. The
> security is a little stiff but that can be changed.
>
>
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