Install error in Nod32?

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by Zipp, Oct 12, 2005.

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  1. Zipp

    Zipp Registered Member

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    I downloaded Nod32 trial to try it but it wont install on my XP.
    Extract and installation is working but at the end of the installation I get this error

    121 Nod32Mod Winnt English

    Tried several times,cleaned up registry after each time downloaded new installer but same error in the end.
    Installation in save mode gives the same error.
    I have no other antivirus on my computer that could mess upp the installation.
    Any ideas to fix the error?
     
  2. Marcos

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    Please run setup.exe in the eset/install folder with the /test parameter and send nsetup.log created to support@eset.com with a link to this thread.
     
  3. Zipp

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    Excuse my bad english but I dont understad this

    > with the /test parameter <

    means what?
     
  4. flyrfan111

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    He means to run the file from the command line with the parameter after the command. Go to RUN on the start menu, then browse and find the file, before running it add " /test" after the file name. Remove the exclamation points and be sure to include the space before the slash.
     
  5. Zipp

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    Ok I run this

    C:\Program\ESET\Install\setup.exe " /test"

    but there is no log.
     
  6. Capp

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    You should run it without any quotes. Like this:

    C:\Program\ESET\Install\setup.exe /test :)
     
  7. Blackspear

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    Nope I tried that Capp: C:\Program\ESET\Install\setup.exe /test :)

    but found it only works when I didn't have the smilie face at the end of it, like this:

    "C:\Program\ESET\Install\setup.exe" /test

    :D :D :D
     
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  8. Capp

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    :p :p :p :D ha....ha....ha
     
  9. Blackspear

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    :D :cool: :ninja:

    :D :D :D
     
  10. Zipp

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    > You should run it without any quotes. Like this: <

    Thanks I´m not so good whit this kind off stuff.
    Log is posted.
     
  11. Blackspear

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    That's quite ok, I was just pulling Capp's leg, anything like this just keep asking until you understand.

    Cheers :D
     
  12. Capp

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    Adding the smiley face to my run command seems to make my pc much happier :p :D

    and.....lego my leg
     
  13. Zipp

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    > and send nsetup.log created to support@eset.com with a link to this thread. <

    Is the nsetup.log ok
    I can see one error in it

    Error: Couldn't open Administrator's XML : nod32.xml

    but I don´t know if that error is the problem.
     
  14. Blackspear

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    Support will come back to you, and we would appreciate it if you keep us in the loop as to your progress.

    Cheers :D
     
  15. Zipp

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    Still no answer from support.
     
  16. Marcos

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    I'm sorry but could you please resend it? I tracked down all email, but could find any that would seem to be from you.
     
  17. Zipp

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    No problem, new log posted.
     
  18. Zipp

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    Is the install log ok...or?
     
  19. Marcos

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    Hi,
    still haven't received the email. Please send me the log as a PM.
     
  20. Blackspear

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    I have found a solution to this issue, and that is to reset the Winsock Layer:

    For Windows XP complete the following:

    Click on Start
    Click on Run
    Type in cmd
    Click on OK
    Type in netsh winsock reset
    (Please note there are spaces between the netsh and winsock and reset)

    Press ENTER
    Restart your computer.

    Cheers :D
     
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  21. a1s1

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    anyone has resolved the problem??

    121 Nod32Mod Winnt English
     
  22. Blackspear

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    Hi a1s1, welcome to Wilders.

    See the post above yours.

    Cheers :D
     
  23. a1s1

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    Click on Start
    Click on Run
    Type in cmd
    Click on OK
    Type in netsh winsock reset

    then it display: 'netsh' is not a internal or external command
     
  24. Blackspear

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    This is because you only have Service Pack 1 on your computer.

    There is an alternative Winsock repair method HERE

    Cheers :D
     
  25. a1s1

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    no,the xp has Service Pack 2

    and i also have used the WinSock XP Fix 1.2 ,but it still can not be installed
     
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