It looks like I have 2008 and onward C++'s installed just fine. It begins to act like it's installing okay. Requirement, Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 SP1 Redistributable MFC Security Update KB2538242(x86).Įvery time I run as admin on the installer, it pops up saying it's required to have this particular version of C++, so fine, I click install. I am stuck at trying to get past the silly 2005 C++ Redistributable file requirement as part of the InstallShield Wizard, that prompts me to install as it comes up in a little box: I have also download the offline for 242 and tryed to install manually and obtain a similar error when i lauch the 243 setup.On windows 10 - several others have been able to install the BnS lite installer and move onto updating the game launcher.

On the chronology on windows update every time i click on restart i can see this:Īpparently every time the install KB2538242 it's installed successfully but the 243 failed every time. i have also tryed to restart and retry to install no success and same error. 'Please refer to help and support for more information.

An error occured during the installation of assembly etc etc' and near to end says: i have downloaded the vcredist_圆4.exe but when i try to execute i obtain a totally different error. i see this on windows update and i obtain the same error code. windows update it's a completely labyrinth!! Every day a new problems appends!

You may be surprised by some of the unnecessary stuff you find. Now, start the installation and check.ģ.Look in the STARTUP Tab of Taskmanager for any kind of installer that is set to load at Startup.ĭo the same thing in System Configuration (MSCONFIG) Services Tab.Ĭheck the box to hide all Microsoft services and check out what is left.( It's probably a 3rd Party, but maybe not). Go to process named msiexec.exe and click End Task. Now you’re good to go and can start a new installation.'Ģ.(very easy) Open Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Delete or right click on taskbar and click Start Task Manager). After your computer reboots, again open Computer Management (right-click on Computer and select Manage), open Windows Installer Properties, and change the Startup type back to Manual. In the Properties dialog, change Startup type to “Disabled”, click OK, and reboot your computer. Simply rebooting doesn’t stop the service. If you’re having the problem, the Windows Installer service is started, and the Stop button is disabled. 'Select Services, right click on Windows Installer in the list and select Properties. 'another installation is already in progress'ġ.

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