msn toolbar setup operation failed
i run windows 98se/ ie6 on my pc. i have downloaded msn toolbar on my desktop. but it doesn't get installed. every time i run the setup, i get the message "setup operation failed".
any clues?
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i run windows 98se/ ie6 on my pc. i have downloaded msn toolbar on my desktop. but it doesn't get installed. every time i run the setup, i get the message "setup operation failed".
any clues?
by pierrejamme
Sounds like a lucky occurence to me. I would never install MSN toolbar or Yahoo toolbar or any of that ilk.
sorry not what you wanted I am sure.
by c_avi
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by liame
Fair comment above!
In any case if you look at the small print somewhere its prolly for a newer version of ie or its only supported by the w2k/xp family or something similar.
Probably a blessing.
by c_avi
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by senftk
The MSN toolbar should run on win98 with IE6.
First thing to check is:
In your web browser, click the Tools menu, and then click Internet Options.
On the Advanced tab, select the check box next to Enable third-party extensions (requires restart).
Next reboot the PC and once started ensure you turn off any extra programs running (ex. firewall, virus protection, etc.)
Then connect to MSN and click to download the toolbar. When it gives the option to open or save the file ..Open the file and follow prompts to install.
After the install if it is not showing close all browsers then re-open IE.
by c_avi
did you try the google toolbar.
it's actually better with pop up blocing then the msn one
Leopold
Hi,
do you have the normal msn toolbar or msn toolbar suite.
http://toolbar.msn.com/default.asp
That one is only for windows xp.
I found their official support page.
http://support.msn.com/contactus_emailsupport.aspx?productkey=toolbar&ct=eformfree
and their public newsgroup is at.
microsoft.public.msn.discussion
I could not find more info.
Leopold
Oh, it's pressy simple to solve! Just create a folder "Program Files" (me have it under c), and it should properly install then.
Regards, Roger
http://mowlog.blogspot.com/
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