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Keep us informed as to your progress if you require further assistance. Use of this option requires that the user's profile be loaded so that the user's per-user registry hive be available. When this option is not set, only the information for the current user is removed. W Removes Windows Installer information for all users.
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This option may be used with either the full path to the. When using this option, enclose the Product Code in curly braces. T Removes all information for the specified product code. G For all users, removes any cached Windows Installer data files that have been orphaned. Also removes the In-Progress key and rollback information.Ī Only changes ACLs to Admin Full Control for any specified removal. * Removes all Windows Installer folders and registry keys, adjusts shared DLL counts, and stops Windows Installer service. Msizap.exe uses case-insensitive command line options shown in the following table. Use the msizap tool with the flag g! and it will identify orphan files, then you can delete them.
#Ms cleanup tool msicuu2.exe install#
The installation will install to C:\Program Files\Windows Installer Clean Up\MsiZap.exe
The following file is available for download from the Microsoft Download Center:ĭownload the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility package now.
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Windows Installer CleanUp Utility is supported on the following Windows versions: Vista, 2003 Server, XP, ME, Windows 2000, NT4 (SP# or higher), 98, 95, and the following 64 bit versions: Vista, XP, 2003 Server.You can also run MsiZap.exe and it is available from the Installer Cleanup Utility package: As always, make sure you have a backup before running the utility and read any readme files found in the utility installation folder.
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If the utility cannot fix your problem, you should contact the application software vendor that you are having a problem with, for support. If you were having problems with removing an application, you can either delete the installed files, or try running setup again to install, then attempt to remove it cleanly as expected. With any luck, you will be successful with the installation. To use, select the program or application you are having problems with during installation or removal and click on the Remove button.Īt the Warning window, click OK to proceedĪfter the utility has finished, click Exit to quit the program, then go ahead and install the application or program again. Your list will look different from my list of applications. NOTE: Before removing any program in your list, create a System Restore point in case you run into problems with removal of any programs or applications. Start \ All Programs \ Windows Install Cleanup (on Vista computers) Start \ Programs \ Windows Install Cleanup
Installing And Running Windows Installer CleanUp UtilityĪfter you have downloaded the cleanup utility run msicuu2.exe and follow the wizard instructions to install the utility.Īfter installation has completed, run the program (you must be logged on with Administrative rights) from:
What are some of the problems that can occur when running setup of an application or program? A registry setting used by Windows Installer is changed which causes problems during install or removal process, the setup is interrupted, or multiple instance of setup are running at the same time which can cause configuration files or registry settings problems. NOTE: The Windows Installer CleanUp Utility does not remove files of any programs that are installed by Windows Installer, or the Windows Installer program itself. You should only run the utility when you experience problems during setup or when you try to add or remove a component of your program that was not included when you first installed your program. The Windows Installer CleanUp Utility can help resolve installation problems for programs that use Microsoft Windows Installer, by removing a program's installer configuration information.
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