error 5
p.b...@virgin.net
d'erreur:
unable to execute file in the temporary directory. Setup aborted
error 5: access is denied
ceci se produit depuis que j'ai effacé par erreur des fichiers d'une
clé usb. en réalisant mon erreur, j'ai essayé d'arrêter le processus
en appuyant sur ANNULER.
Ma config: XP pro avec amd athlon xp 2600+
60 Go ROM
512 meg RAM
Des suggestions?
Ace
@c23g2000hsa.googlegroups.com:
** For us English readers: **
p.b...@virgin.net wrote in news:919442e5-b24a-4c06-a0ef-5ba8ad177802
@c23g2000hsa.googlegroups.com:
Whenever I try to install a program, I get the message
Error:
Unable to execute file in the temporary directory. Setup aborted
5 error: access is denied
This happens since I accidentally deleted a file
USB key. Realizing my mistake, I tried to stop the process
Press CANCEL.
My config: XP Pro with amd athlon xp 2600 +
60 Go ROM
512 Meg RAM
Any suggestions?
*****************************
P. Brom,
Il s'agit d'un forum anglophone.
Il serait préférable (et probablement plus rapide) pour vous si vous avez
visité la version française de ce groupe, vous pouvez donc trouver de
l'aide pour votre problème particulier.
microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp
microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp.connexion
microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp.debutants
microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp.installation
microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp.materiel
microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp.multimedia
Bonne chance!
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ppb7
> > ceci se produit depuis que j'ai effacé par erreur des fichiers d'une
> > clé usb. en réalisant mon erreur, j'ai essayé d'arrêter le processus
> > en appuyant sur ANNULER.
>
> > Ma config: XP pro avec amd athlon xp 2600+
> > 60 Go ROM
> > 512 meg RAM
>
> > Des suggestions?
>
> ** For us English readers: **
>
> p.b...@virgin.net wrote in news:919442e5-b24a-4c06-a0ef-5ba8ad177802
> @c23g2000hsa.googlegroups.com:
>
> Whenever I try to install a program, I get the messageError:
> Unable to execute file in the temporary directory. Setup aborted
>
> error 5: access is denied
>
> USB key. Realizing my mistake, I tried to stop the process
> Press CANCEL.
>
> My config: XP Pro with amd athlon xp 2600 +
> 60 Go ROM
> 512 Meg RAM
>
> Any suggestions?
> *****************************
>
> P. Brom,
>
> Il s'agit d'un forum anglophone.
> Il serait préférable (et probablement plus rapide) pour vous si vous avez
> visité la version française de ce groupe, vous pouvez donc trouver de
> l'aide pour votre problème particulier.
>
> microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp
> microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp.connexion
> microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp.debutants
> microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp.installation
> microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp.materiel
> microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp.multimedia
Hello, everybody!
although I (mistakenly) wrote my initial message in French, the reason
I posted it on an English-speaking forum is that I live in England and
therefore have an English version of XP. Dealing with the description
of possible solutions to my problem is sometimes not straightforwaed.
For those of you who feel like tackling its linguistic niceties, go to
microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp where my message was also posted and
have a look at the answers given; you will no doubt be able to make
alternative suggestions as to how this problem of mine can be solved.
if you've got problems understanding it all tell me and I will, as
soon as I can, provide a summary of the suggestions made on the French
forum.
Thanks in advance,
Philippe
xee...@gmail.com
Hi,
i am facing this problem too.... the problem started when my pc got
effected by nhatquanglan (new folder virus). i dont know whether that
virus has changed my system settings or i have done some changes in
attempt to remove it. i ran combofix after that to fix the problems my
system had after removing nhatquanglan . now whenever i install some
application i get "unable to install in temporary directory. setup
aborted error 5 : access denied"
anyone with any solutions ?....
thanks.
name...@googlemail.com
iI you go to
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support/browse_thread/thread/7444ebad963a70ff/5ecf7d4a4fd8d965?lnk=raot#5ecf7d4a4fd8d965>,
you will see the answers I got from a french website where I posted
the same question. Otherwise I will keep you posted.
However, I would also welcome alternative suggestions from English
speakers.
Philippe
ppb7
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.fr.windowsxp/browse_thread/thread/46e8c566aa967c/4855fdb003fb324b?hl=en
Philippe
xee...@gmail.com
Thanks Phillpe for reply.I wish i could understand french. After a bit
of resarch i came to know that some installers create temporary files
and those file are created in temp directory. Same is the case with
some uninstallers. So those applications fail to work. Some how, i
guess, we have lost write permission on temp folder. I searched net
and i came across something like taking ownership of a folder. For
that you have to start your pc in safe mode and go to security tab on
properties of a folder. I did that but i didn't find any security
tab....So still my problem is unsolved.
xee...@gmail.com
> Thanks Phillpe for reply.I wish i could understand french. After a bit
> of resarch i came to know that some installers createtemporaryfiles
> some uninstallers. So those applications fail to work. Some how, i
> guess, we have lost write permission on temp folder. I searched net
> and i came across something like taking ownership of a folder. For
> that you have to start your pc in safe mode and go to security tab on
> properties of a folder. I did that but i didn't find any security
> tab....So still my problem is unsolved.
sorry for wrong spelling of your name....... Philippe !!!.
ppb7
I reported your query to the French website and this is the reply I
got:
first a search ...
www.google.co.uk/search?q=nhatquanglan
www.google.co.uk/search?q=nhatquanglan+error
didn't show any link between your virus and error 5.
This was followed by a more focussed search but the links I was sent
are broken. for info, here they are:
www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default.asp
www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default2.asp?m=q&virus=nhatquan...
www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=WORM_SOHANAD.BA
if you go back to the first search and click on the first link (http://
piyushlabs.wordpress.com/2007/10/16/solution-for-nhatquanglan-found/ )
you will be able to decide if you are indeed affected by the virus.
Philippe
ppb7
out on the French website is that tests should be done with firewall
and anti-virus tools being (one at a time) disabled or even
uninstalled.
my situation was that I had Comodo Firewall Pro and AVG. Uninstalling
Comodo enabled me to resume installing applications. Seems that
sofrtware auto updates that the user can't always control or a setting
which "restricts free movement" as it were, may be the cause of error
messages.
The bloke who helped me first directed me to
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/combofix/how-to-use-combofix about
Combofix, a tool which as explained scanned my system and produced a
log file that I ran past someone in the know. That led him to give me
the advice described above
Careful! I also found this: "You should not be using Combofix unless
instructed to do so by a Malware Removal Expert. It is a powerful tool
intended by its creator to be "used under the guidance and supervision
of an expert", NOT for private use. Using this tool incorrectly could
lead to disastrous problems with your operating system such as
preventing it from ever starting again."
Reading the forum guidelines at: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic34773.html
may also be enlightening as to what your next step should be.
Philippe