Hi,
Recently been searching the internet trying to find out where the Windows Vista Installer is located, especially the updated installer!
Have not found anything yet. So the question is: is it located in the Installer folder?
But I have a second problem because I have just discovered something.
During my search I also found out 2 things: 1. You cannot delete any uninstaller found in the Vista Installer folder; 2. Typing the msizap.exe G command to use the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility would lead to problems.
To explain what I mean the following part of a statement has been copied
from the Windows Club "products installed by the installer may fail to function after using Msizap, and it may and may move the machine to an inconsistent state."
Also, the following is another part of the same statement which i have copied: "Microsoft has stopped support for the Windows Installer Clean Up utility. See this post to troubleshoot Missing Windows Installer Cache files."
So next question is: what can I use in it's place to help dealing with all the installers located in the Installer folder which are no longer needed?
I thank anyone in advance for there patience in this matter and I look forward to receiving a simple reply soon in the near future.
From
Mahjonng
Recently been searching the internet trying to find out where the Windows Vista Installer is located, especially the updated installer!
Have not found anything yet. So the question is: is it located in the Installer folder?
But I have a second problem because I have just discovered something.
During my search I also found out 2 things: 1. You cannot delete any uninstaller found in the Vista Installer folder; 2. Typing the msizap.exe G command to use the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility would lead to problems.
To explain what I mean the following part of a statement has been copied
from the Windows Club "products installed by the installer may fail to function after using Msizap, and it may and may move the machine to an inconsistent state."
Also, the following is another part of the same statement which i have copied: "Microsoft has stopped support for the Windows Installer Clean Up utility. See this post to troubleshoot Missing Windows Installer Cache files."
So next question is: what can I use in it's place to help dealing with all the installers located in the Installer folder which are no longer needed?
I thank anyone in advance for there patience in this matter and I look forward to receiving a simple reply soon in the near future.
From
Mahjonng
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