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November 4th, 2005 06:00

Paint Shop Pro X can´t be installed! Why???

I have a big Problem. I am not able to install PSP X. The support tried to help me, but without a solution.
The Installationprogram runs about 99% and at the end, when the message "moduls were registrated" appears, the installer stops. I have to kill the task with the taskmanager. I am registrated as a admin, all neccesary folders are on my system (like temp, windows, etc.) I tried the start without the systemprograms after using msconfig. Nothing helps. It is the only program i am not able to install. I don´t know why. Any tips i can try? I need the programm.
Thanks.

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November 4th, 2005 09:00

Try disabling Microsoft Anti-Spyware, if you have it, and your Anti-virus, etc. (do not be connected to the internet while the anti-virus is disabled, for your safety)


I found that Microsoft Anti-spyware slows, or stops some installations of programs.

You can re-enable it after the programs are installed.

November 14th, 2005 09:00

All Software is disabled, i started in the userdefined mode, an use only the nessesary systemservices.

The effect was...nothing, i am not able to install the programm. grrrrr and corel has an good support, but also isn´t able to help me.

November 23rd, 2005 08:00

Hi,
the Problem with PSP X is the actuall NVIDIA 80 driver series in combination with the dualcore.
It´s a known problem says Corel. But there is no real solution. I can install old drivers (70 series) an get problems with actual games, or i can deactivate one core to use PSP X (the version PSP 9 has the same problem a forum told me) an loose calculation power.
grrrr and no patch is coming.
 

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November 23rd, 2005 08:00

Sorry to hear that. I wish there were a solution. :smileysad:

November 23rd, 2005 18:00

Thanks, i wish this too.

The bad message, corel and msi (the card manufaktor) point at each other an no one seems to solve the Problem. Perhaps Dell can make a little noise, because the XPS400/9150 with 6800 GPU is a top-seller and PSP X is a often used program (i hope so).

If one person shout, nobody will hear him, but if Dell shout, Nvidia or Corel sees the problem.

Pleas Dell shout :)

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