Okay Ive got an annoying problem here I cant install anything on my computer it keeps giving me error 105 (cant run program to install it) Is there any FREE programs out there that can fix this and not that regcure crap that I've tried I doesn't help at all It only SCANS for free not fix the computer please someone help me find a program!!!
Okay I have windows xp when I try t install Dungeon keeper it gives me this message
Setup is unable to run a program needed to proceed with the installation. Restart your system and try again.
error 105
the top of the message bar says
Setup Initialization Error
Then when I hit okay it gave me this ISSET_SE caused a general protection fault in module <unknown>171F:00square square s with a slash in bottem square ISSET_SE will close
I have 28.5 Gigabytes of free space on local Disk (C:) when the total is 74.4 GB
the file system is NTFS
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1 gerhardt_leffler // Jul 30, 2008
Yes! Go to this website: http://www.freeerrorscan.net/landing/error/error.php?t202kw=error%20105&m=p&c=3&lpip=538&gclid=CODa6oPJ1pQCFQKfnAodi304qg
It will explain what "error 105" is and how you can fix it for free.
Hope this helps you,
Gerhardt
2 Paul J // Jul 30, 2008
Have you tried running a chkdsk? (Start->Run->type cmd (enter), then chkdsk /r c:, hit enter, N, then Y, reboot)
Are you running an older Norton AV version? If so, upgrade, or change to AVG Free. You can try right click the Norton icon in the system tray and disable it during the install…just remember to re-enable it…old AV is better than no AV. ;>
Do you have an MS Intellimouse? If so, ctrl-alt-del, task manager, Proccesses tab, look for Point32.exe, highlight it, and end task.
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Number one reaon for error 105 is a full hard drive.
Have you checked free space? If it's low, time to clean up your hard drive.
In XP (maybe vista?) Start menu-> Accessories-> System Tools ->Disk Cleanup
Let it run, then try installing something. If it works, you'll want to clean 'your stuff' off your hard drive, maybe back it up onto cd/dvd or USB stick.
If it doesn't work, try the Microsoft Windows Installer CleanUp Utility.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301
There is a download link if you scroll down a bit.
If it still doesn't work, then we need to know more information;
How much disk space do you have free?
What is the exact error message (especially if it refers to a file or directory, even more if it 'could not be created'.)
3 STevIE // Jul 30, 2008
try:
http://www.fixerror105please.com
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