Got a confounding error that occurred when trying to install an msi file on windows XP:
(Error reading from file ... .msi
Verify that the file exists and that you can access it.)
After quite a bit of hair-pulling, I realised this was happening because I had removed Security rights to all users except myself for this folder... including the System group!
I suppose since the System is what performs actions on msi to unpack it, etc, it needs rights here.
So all I had to do was to put the msi file in a folder that has System rights.
In this case, I simply enabled access for System group to the directory and the problem was solved.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
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