Reply With QuoteThanks but I already got it solved. Reason being was because I moved the NAV2005 folder in the Start Menu from its original spot for NAV2005 was giving me an error.
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Thanks. Could be useful and a little more intuitive than "msizap" which I had to use recently to force the .NET installers to do a fresh install. I imagine msizap was just the commandline version of this GUI-oriented cleaner. I'm beginning to think MSI is a disaster, personally... I've never gotten so angry dealing with something like this when it fucks up. Must've wasted 2 days and lost sleep on a problem I had because of it. Installers should always include an option to force reinstallation via ignoring any misleading registry keys that keep it from letting it you try.
Last edited by NightWolve; 01 Mar 2005 at 03:25 AM.
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Thanks but I already got it solved. Reason being was because I moved the NAV2005 folder in the Start Menu from its original spot for NAV2005 was giving me an error.
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Which I appreciate. Thanks.Originally Posted by Dragonmaster Dyne
and thats what i wrote in my reply
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