Windows installer stopped working on uninstalling Windows 7 Profile

Asked By JhonDenver 0 points N/A Posted on - 09/22/2011

Please anyone?

I really need your help for this error.

Here’s the situation, I am uninstalling some of my profile on my Windows 7, when it was  almost done, I got this unreasonable error on my PC.

I don’t really know what the cause of this is.

Please help!

 

Windows(R) installer                      Send Feedback

Windows(R) installer has stopped working

Windows is checking for a solution to the problem…

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Thanks in advance!

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Answered By dederik 0 points N/A #127444

Windows installer stopped working on uninstalling Windows 7 Profile

Dear friend,

This is happened due to an error of your registry setting

Just do as followsgo search box in the start button and type regedit  and press enter.

It will open the registry editor of your computer ( note you may need to have administrator privileges to gain access to the regedit

Navigate to key called  HKLMSoftwareMicrosoftSQMClientWindowsDisabledSessions.
Then rename MachineThrottling to _MachineThrottling

This will solve your problem

Thanks

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Answered By vivian5 0 points N/A #127446

Windows installer stopped working on uninstalling Windows 7 Profile

Hello JhonDenver,

This problem is most likely to be as a result of corrupt installation files, for that reason the first solution will be for you to run a 'windows installer cleanup utility'.

This utility will remove the corrupt installation files so that you will be able to continue with your uninstallation.

Alternatively, in Run, type a command, "services.msc" and click OK, in the services list,

Look for windows installer, and check on the status, if it's not started, right click on it and then click on start. change the startup type to manual in case you get an error message.

Restart your PC and the problem will get solved.

 

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