Hi,
Error "The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable" ccCommon.msi. It's coming from Norton, which I deleted using uninstall and deleting folder in programs. Please advise.
Thanks,
Joe
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Have you tried inserting the Norton/Symantec CD from which you originally installed the application?
That may fix the error and then allow you to uninstall any residual Norton products still left in Add/Remove Programs. Did you see "LiveUpdate" there?
Most likely one or more components of a Norton application (eg. LiveUpdate) have not uninstalled properly, or uninstalled at all, and have detected that there are other components missing. Most programs that install using the Windows Installer (msiexec.exe) are capable of repairing themselves from a locally cached *.msi file that is created at the time of installation, but in your case that *.msi file is either missing, or the software was installed from a CD that the repair process is looking for.
There are a couple of possibilities when considering why remnants may be left on the computer, or why you are being prompted to allow an application to repair itself. AntiVirus suites install Plugins that function with MS Office and Internet Explorer.
Open Internet Explorer's Tools menu > Manage Add Ons > Enable or Disable Add-Ons.
Look for any currently enabled Norton add-ons and disable them.
Not so sure about MS Office. I'll have to look. What version of MS Office do you have?
Open Regedit and do a search for "ccCommon.msi". If found, Export the key that it is in to a suitably named *.reg file. Rename that *.reg file to a *.txt file and upload it here as an attachment. We can then advise if it is wise to delete the registry entry, or if it is more useful to use it to ascertain what other components have remained on your system and need to be removed.
You can also try:
http://www.winhelponline.c
to narrow down the problem.
Microsoft's Windows Installer Clean Up Utility fixed my Symantec Antivirus Issue (same as above). The Norton Uninstaller didn't do the job this time.
http://support.microsoft.c
error 1706 . No valid source could be found for product Total Access Core Applications. window install canot continue
the path C: Docume~1\Owner\Local~1/TEM
the feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavaiailable
these are 3 messages I get and canot get rid of
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by: JonveePosted on 2008-10-25 at 07:11:22ID: 22803308
Perhaps Norton is not completely uninstalled. Try this>
Norton Removal Tool (SymNRT) 2007.2.02.14
http://www.majorgeeks.com/
Instructions & download here >>
http://service1.symantec.c