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August 14th, 2008 19:00

Did you go to control panel, add/remove programs and un-install QuickSet from there?

 

Restart your computer.

 

Download and install the latest version from here.

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August 15th, 2008 13:00

I tried to un-install it and it said System not supported

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November 12th, 2008 09:00

Double Post, please delete

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November 12th, 2008 09:00

Hi, i had the same problem with QuickSet on my System (XPS 1710, Vista32 Ultimate SP1), too.

I recognized that some of the [Fn][Fx]-Keycommands didn't work.

So i wanted to reinstall QuickSet, but nothing worked: I couldn't Change, reinstall or uninstall it.

After hours i found out, that there was something wrong with Windows Installer. So here is the Way i fixed it.

1. Run regedit (Just type regedit into the search-console in the startmenu)
2. Go to the location
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\msiserver
3. Right click on this key(folder) and select "Export" and save the key to a Flash
Drive or other partition.
4. Run sfc /scannow (search-console) and wait. Do not reboot when complete.
5. Double click the saved/exported  .reg file from working machine and import registry settings.
6. Now reboot and try to uninstall QuickSet.

After i did this everything worked fine. Hope it helps you, too.

 

I found out, that this problem occurred, because i blocked the process wmiprvse.exe.

This process uses about 20% of CPU-performance and i wanted to get rid of it.

So now i've solved the QuickSet problem but the performance-problem is still there.

So if anybody has an idea, feel free to write me.

Regards, Sash

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November 12th, 2008 09:00

Double Post, please delete

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March 9th, 2009 07:00

Hi,

I would like to know if you found a way to get rid of that problem ? I've tried what you said but it doesn't work on my computer, maybe because i previously deleted manually all files and registry keys of Quickset. Right now, I can't intall, re-install or even delete Quickset entry from the uninstall program list, I always get the same error: "This is not a supported system", I even tried in safe mode but it doesn't work.

I am running Vista 32bits SP1, wmiprvse.exe is using 15-20% of my cpu, I've tried to scan my computer with several virus scanners but I haven't been able to solve my problem so far.

Being abroad, I cannot format my computer (which I would have done being home) so I would like to know If there is another possible way to solve this problem ?

Regards.

Nicolas

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March 9th, 2009 07:00

im runing the same mahine as you .. and quick set works .. but it uses about 30% - 40% or my cpu when opened .. cant get it to work without taking all that usage .. i just stoped using it .. but yea if any 1 has a way to fix this let us all know !!!! A.S.AP !!

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September 2nd, 2009 03:00

Hi Sash,

I had this same problem on a Inspiron 1720 Vista Home Premium edition.

I am just trying to follow these instructions and get to step 4.

I go the search-console. type: "Run". open the "Run" box and type "sfc /scannow". a box flashes up for a milli-second and then nothing.

I can't tell if anything is happening in the background. I can't tell when its complete.

Am I doing something wrong? Or should I just re-import the old registry settings?

Thanks for your help,

 

 

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