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.MSI files are not associated with Windows Installer 3.1

Zones: MSI, Windows XP Operating System

Tags: Microsoft, Windows, XP, SP2

I shudder when a program I need to install lately is a .msi file because that means I won't be able to install it.... I've had enough, now I'm dedicated to fixing this recurring issue of mine.. ONCE and FOR ALL!

I'm currently trying to install camtasia.msi on my Windows XP SP2 machine. I'm current with all critical updates with Microsoft Updates, I've successfully installed Windows Installer 3.1, and I've run UniBlue's RegistryBooster 2 to along with other similar programs in the past in hopes that these registry fixer-uppers would associate the .msi file extension with Windows Installer but no luck yet.

Please help!

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: jprance

Solution Provided By: and235100

Participating Experts: 3

Solution Grade: A

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