March 13, 2010
This suddenly stopped working. Attached are the messages I received. Can someone please help?
Thanks,
David
September 2, 2010
Hey David,
Please, try the following:
1. Download ISUS.msi file from http://www.public.asu.edu/~hbe.....ments.html (that's at Arizona State University).
2. Save it in C:Program FilesCommon FilesInstallShield.
3. When the Update Manager asks for this file, point it to the saved ISUS.msi file (click on OK to close the top window and then on Browse to change from Path 1 to the above one where you saved the file to).
Make a backup of ISUS.msi (preferable under a different name) just in case.
Hope this helps.
I am human
March 13, 2010
Hi:
Did as you recommended. It did not work.
Thanks,
David
September 2, 2010
Hi David,
Sorry to hear it didn't work out.
Could you please check your Event Log and tell us what error (if any) it shows when you get this message?
I am human
March 13, 2010
Hi:
Thanks for responding. Attached is the EVENT VIEWER LOG. It seems the error is 1706.
I hope I can get this problem resolved.
Thanks,
David
August 11, 2011
Very strange.
Well, you can always uninstall it and reinstall it.
There is an uninstaller that can be downloaded from here: [url:30kft19t]http://kb.flexerasoftware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=Q111106&sliceId=1&docTypeID=DT_HOWTO_1_1&dialogID=91533023&stateId=0%200%2091525880[/url:30kft19t]
My internet searching though shows that most people remove this program and never put it back. If you take it off and never miss it, I'm not sure I'd put it back myself.
Anyway, you can reinstall using the file you downloaded a few posts back.
--Zig
September 2, 2010
Hi David,
After checking your log, I think the best approach is the one suggested by Ziggie: uninstall InstallShield Update Manager and if any of your programs say they need it, then reinstall it. Otherwise, don't bother.
I am human
March 13, 2010
[quote="Ziggie":3azzc4mn]Very strange.
Well, you can always uninstall it and reinstall it.
There is an uninstaller that can be downloaded from here: [url:3azzc4mn]http://kb.flexerasoftware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=Q111106&sliceId=1&docTypeID=DT_HOWTO_1_1&dialogID=91533023&stateId=0%200%2091525880[/url:3azzc4mn]
My internet searching though shows that most people remove this program and never put it back. If you take it off and never miss it, I'm not sure I'd put it back myself.
Anyway, you can reinstall using the file you downloaded a few posts back.
--Zig[/quote:3azzc4mn]
Hi:
Thanks for the heads up. What file would I use to install it again?
Thanks,
David
March 13, 2010
[quote="Flying Dutchman":39ma9lcy]Hi David,
After checking your log, I think the best approach is the one suggested by Ziggie: uninstall InstallShield Update Manager and if any of your programs say they need it, then reinstall it. Otherwise, don't bother.[/quote:39ma9lcy]
Thanks for all the help.
David
August 11, 2011
[quote="dsweiner":1ju7dbcw]
Hi:
Thanks for the heads up. What file would I use to install it again?
Thanks,
David[/quote:1ju7dbcw]
[quote="Flying Dutchman":1ju7dbcw]Hey David,
Please, try the following:
1. Download ISUS.msi file from http://www.public.asu.edu/~hbe.....ments.html (that's at Arizona State University).
2. Save it in C:Program FilesCommon FilesInstallShield.
3. When the Update Manager asks for this file, point it to the saved ISUS.msi file (click on OK to close the top window and then on Browse to change from Path 1 to the above one where you saved the file to).
Make a backup of ISUS.msi (preferable under a different name) just in case.
Hope this helps.[/quote:1ju7dbcw]
Use this file referenced by FD to reinstall.
--Zig
