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If you're running any virus-detection software (especially Norton),disable it.<br />
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Delete the contents of the folder used for temp files.Usually \Windows\Temp,but type SET at a DOS prompt to see the folder actually being used for this.<br />
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CTL-ALT-DEL to bring up the Task Manager - see if POINT or MSWHEEL is running.If so,End Task them.<br />

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If you're running any virus-detection software (especially Norton),disable it.

Delete the contents of the folder used for temp files.Usually \Windows\Temp,but type SET at a DOS prompt to see the folder actually being used for this.

CTL-ALT-DEL to bring up the Task Manager - see if POINT or MSWHEEL is running.If so,End Task them.


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Ray - you have a duplicate of this question.You should delete the other.<br />

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Ray - you have a duplicate of this question.You should delete the other.


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isset_se sounds like the application which is called when you try to install an application. i think it's part of installishield or something. is it possible that there is something wrong with the CD?<br />
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bush<br />

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isset_se sounds like the application which is called when you try to install an application. i think it's part of installishield or something. is it possible that there is something wrong with the CD?

bush


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When I try and load a application via my cd-rom, I get<br />
a message saying ISSET_SE has caused a illegal operation.<br />
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I have win95, and did a find on it, but couldn't find<br />
such a file.<br />
<br />
What cause's this problem and how do I solve it.<br />
<br />
Thanks &nbsp;Ray
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When I try and load a application via my cd-rom, I get
a message saying ISSET_SE has caused a illegal operation.

I have win95, and did a find on it, but couldn't find
such a file.

What cause's this problem and how do I solve it.

Thanks  Ray

ISSET_SE

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