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IE Error.

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mcsereed

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Aug 11, 2001
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We have a user that has Netscape 6.0 navigator on his computer. The previous tech installed this instead uf upgrading IE. We need to upgrade IE so that he can use Sofware; It is a reporting tool. The problem is that an error keeps popping up:" Setup is unable to install all the components. Please close all applications and try running setup again." This happens every time I try and install any new version of IE. He is running Service pack six and has the version of IE that comes with Windows NT OS when loaded; I think 4. He needs version 5 or higher. Is there any solutions or ideas to this? You cant remove it from Add/remove programs and I deleted the setup and stopped all the applications and services in Task Manager and ran setup again.
This is on a Dell tower gx1 on 64 MB of memory. 500 MHZ is the CPU and there is plenty of space on the Hard Drive.
 
Where are you getting your setup files from for upgrading IE? Have you tried doing the download and installation from the Microsoft website?


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From our Server that we keep all our applications and other Microsoft stuff. I did download the setup for IE6 and same problem.
 
Try unloading SP 6 first, then see if you can uninstall IE 4. If that doesn't work, try to reinstall IE 4, you should then get several options - repair, reinstall all, etc. If that works, you maybe able to then upgrade IE before you reload SP 6. Otherwise you will have to redo windows (ugh). You should ghost a backup first if redoing windows isn't an option for you.

This is a problem with IE 4 and SP6, nothing to do with Netscape.
 
I wound up reinstalling the Windows NT Operating system. I know that Netscape wasnt the problem but there seems to be a registry problem that got worse over time and it first started with the install by another tech, Thank you for all the input.
 
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