There is a space between 'chkdsk' and '/'. It is best if you copy/paste that above command line to avoid typo. That is your elevated cmd window.Īt the flashing prompt, copy/paste this. You will now see a black and white screen. Start button > in the search box, type cmd > look to top left, right click at cmd.exe > click Run As Administrator > press Enter key. First here is the tutorial compiled by an extremely respected expert:Ģ. On the list of steps you had taken, I don't see disk check being performed.ġ. So I've done what you're supposed to, asked for help with a long list of details and information, and what I've learned is that no one wants to be botheredt o help. Please contact MS Helpline +1~800~713~8022Toll Free.'However, the number does not connect to Microsoft. Then on Microsoft Community I got an e-mail reply from a 'kevinlavy.' It said 'Sorry to read about the issue. On Seven Forums one person replied 'What`s in Windows Live Essentials that you need ?'Īnother person replied 'Did you remember to put in the space between sfc and the / as required?' Yes I did. I'm asking here because other attempts to get help have been rejected. So no one has to ask: I've run sfc/scannow. Then ran the Windows Live full offline installer and got the identical error failure. I've used Regedit to remove all reference to Windows Live. Windows Essentials 2012 does not exist in the add/remove programs list.

Ran MSCONFIG and set it for only start up services. Here are two other alleged solutions that did not work. The Windows Installer service is running. Windows Media Player already is installed. I've found and zipped the installation log file but so far there's no place to send it. I've downloaded the installation fail fixit and run it. Uninstall advice does not work because the programs were never installed in the first place I've downloaded and tried running the offline standalone installer.Īll Windows Live directories and files have been removed. To save the time of asking me to take steps that will not work: Windows was freshly installed on the computer a few months ago with no problem. The computer is running 64 bit Windows 7. There are no previous Messenger installations on the computer.

Installation stops when installing Messenger. The repeated error message - error 0x80040609 - source WLX suite I've asked this same question on other forums only to have it insulted, ignored or used to guide me to spam. Here's the latest in a long series of unsolvable problems where Windows Essentials 2012 can not be installed. Cannot install Windows Live Essentials 2012

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