Dr. Web Installation Error

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  1. n8chavez

    n8chavez Registered Member

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    I recently purchased Dr Web and I am having troubling installing it. Whenever I try to I get an error message that says:
    An error (-5003: 0x5) has occurred while running the setup
    Error Code: -5003 : 0x5
    Error Information:
    >SetupDLL\SetupDLL.cpp (1964)
    pAPP:Dr.Web
    PVENDOR:Doctor Web, Ltd.
    PGUID:BBE2F69C-4338-11D7-8F0C-00A0244F4E2D
    $10.1.0.238PAK
    @Windows XP (2600) BT_OTHER 232.64

    I'm not sure what I can do to fix this. I'm using version 4.32b

    Also, the smileys are not supposed to be there. I just copied and pasted the detailed error message.
     
  2. tahoma

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    i have no idea what tht means. maybe the installer is broken? have u tried to re download it?
     
  3. jlo

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    Hi,

    I am afraid I can't help you but if you post your question here http://support.drweb.com/forums/ they are normally helpful and should reply to you.

    Kind Regards

    Jlo
     
  4. Technodrome

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    Do you have Administrator's rights on this machine?



    tECHNODROME
     
  5. shorty1

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    Any other antivirus programs installed?

    The best way to get an answer to your problem is to use the support request form. Be sure to fill in your license key number as this will identify you as a registered user and will give your question/problem a much higher priority as far as tech support is concerned.

    http://support.drweb.com/request/?lng=en
     
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  6. n8chavez

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    I have installed previous version of Dr Web without problem but this version seems to be different. I have doenload copies from many different locations and I still get the same result. I do have administrator right on the system, so I don't think that can be it. I have filled out a support ticket but have not yet gotten a response.
     
  7. tahoma

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    maybe u got some stuff installed that prevents changes to the system, like shell extension, for example ms anti-spyware?
     
  8. n8chavez

    n8chavez Registered Member

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    I've tried installing Dr Web in safe mode, think you might be right. But that didn't work either.
     
  9. AndreyKa

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    Yours InstallShield installer was damaged.
    Next algorithm works with Win98. Maybe it will be helpful.
    1. Delete folders {BBE2F69C-4338-11D7-8F0C-00A0244F4E2D}
    from temporary folder.
    2. Delete registry key {BBE2F69C-4338-11D7-8F0C-00A0244F4E2D}
    from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\
    3. Delete folder C:\Program Files\InstallShield Installation
    Information\{BBE2F69C-4338-11D7-8F0C-00A0244F4E2D}

    Start Dr.Web installation again.
     
  10. n8chavez

    n8chavez Registered Member

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    YEA!!! :p :p

    I received a response from tech support last night that ended up solving me problem. He is the solution:


    Probably some problem with installed RunTime from InstallShield.

    Please try to move folder \Program Files\Common
    Files\InstallShield\Professional\RunTime somewhere, restart Windows
    and run install of DrWeb again.

    Andrey Ka...you were very close. I think the only difference was that you were using a 9x as apposed to an NT based system.

    Thanks everyone for your help. I appreciate it.
     
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