Asked By
JamesMurphy
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Posted on - 08/08/2011
I recently downloaded NSIS on my Windows Vista machine. After this install I rebooted my machine and after a reboot I tried to install software application, and it throws up an error message.
Installer integrity check has failed. Common causes include incomplete download and damaged media. Contact the installer’s author to obtain a new copy.
More information at:Â http://nsis.sf.net/NSIS_Error
The NSIS error keeps coming up anytime I try to install any software. Does this mean that I have a virus on my machine after I installed the software? Or does it mean that my installer is corrupt?
Installer integrity check has failed error
From where did you get the installer? Â Common causes of this NSIS error are:
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Incomplete download of the software.
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Corrupted installer.
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Damaged disk.
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Virus
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There are also some cases where the Firewall causes this error, try turning it off.
Here’s what you need to do, to get rid of this error:
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Clear your browser's cache then download the file again.
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Download the installer from another source or server.
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Try to download the file from another computer then transfer it to yours.
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Temporarily disable your anti virus then download the file again.
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Scan your system for viruses or Malware.
Use chkdsk to scan your hard drive.
Installer integrity check has failed error
Try to update your antivirus and then run a full scan on your computer. Virus behaviors appear in many forms and usually display different forms and sets of misleading information and messages.The error you receive might be the cause of an incomplete download. Be sure to download the file or the installer completely. Or download NSIS from this website:
http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Download
Download only from trusted website. We, in techyv do not recommend using any illegal tools for downloading softwares.
