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How do I Control Panel's Add/Remove  information about a uninstall that has gone bad?

Asked by lapucca in Windows 2000 Server, Windows Installer

Tags: Win2000 server

Hi, I use the Add/Remove program to uninstall my C# application on a Win2K server.  I think my custom installation was messed up.  Now, when I tried to install the application again, it complains that it is already installed.  I check the hard drive installed folder and all the files have been deleted.  I then tried using the Add/Remove program, which shows my application is avaible for uninstalled.  I clicked to remove the program and an error dialog pops up saying:
The feature you're trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable.  Click OK to try again or enter an alternate path to a folder containing the installation package 'xxxxxx.msi' in the box below.

I then use the Browse button to point to my development's setup project's release folder where the msi exsts(since the installed diretory files are all deleted), and click OK again.  Granted, this .msi file is now different from the original .msi file but it's part of a new installation package.  I then get another pop-up dialog saying:
The file 'xxxxx.msi' is not a valid installation package for the product.  Try to find the installation package 'xxxx.msi' in a folder from which you can install.
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