Service Pack 1

I have tried to install several times IE6 Service Pack 1 and could not
install it. The computer kept on saying the set up was unable to install all
the components. I am my wits end I hope someone can help.

Thanks Billy

Billy,

Try this:

Go to My Computer - Tools - Folder Options - View:
- Select "Show hidden files and folders", click Apply - OK

Create a folder named "Old uninstall".

Go to folder C:/Program Files/Internet Explorer/Uninstall Information.

Now Edit - Select All - Cut all files.

Open "Old uninstall" folder and paste the files.

You will now be able to install all the troublesome components.

If everything works as expected, you can delete the "Old Uninstall" folder
and the files you moved.

Good luck,

Zee









"Billy" wrote in message
...
I have tried to install several times IE6 Service Pack 1 and could not
install it. The computer kept on saying the set up was unable to install
all
the components. I am my wits end I hope someone can help.

Thanks Billy

"oops!!" wrote in message
...

Billy,

Try this:

Go to My Computer - Tools - Folder Options - View:
- Select "Show hidden files and folders", click Apply - OK

Create a folder named "Old uninstall".

Go to folder C:/Program Files/Internet Explorer/Uninstall Information.

Now Edit - Select All - Cut all files.

Open "Old uninstall" folder and paste the files.

You will now be able to install all the troublesome components.

If everything works as expected, you can delete the "Old Uninstall"
folder
and the files you moved.

Good luck,

Zee









"Billy" wrote in message
...
I have tried to install several times IE6 Service Pack 1 and could
not
install it. The computer kept on saying the set up was unable to
install
all
the components. I am my wits end I hope someone can help.

Thanks Billy


It's all due to Microsoft's "superb" programming.
Regards Mike.

However this problem is more likely to occur where the user has a product
such as NAV installed and/or has script blocking enabled.
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP



Mike Cawood, HND BIT wrote:

It's all due to Microsoft's "superb" programming.
Regards Mike.

Mike M I am a little dumfounded I have read this NAV before. What is NAV I
think I have read what it is stands for but can't remember. Billy

"Mike M" wrote:

However this problem is more likely to occur where the user has a product
such as NAV installed and/or has script blocking enabled.
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP



Mike Cawood, HND BIT wrote:

It's all due to Microsoft's "superb" programming.
Regards Mike.

Billy,

NAV = Norton Anti Virus
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP



Billy wrote:

Mike M I am a little dumfounded I have read this NAV before. What is
NAV I think I have read what it is stands for but can't remember.

Hey Zee thanks for the info. It was very helpful. I have been struggling with
this issue for sometime now. I dont know why the computer won't allow the sp
update with all uninstall files but oh well the computer has the update now
Thanks again. Billy

"Mike Cawood, HND BIT" wrote:

"oops!!" wrote in message
...

Billy,

Try this:

Go to My Computer - Tools - Folder Options - View:
- Select "Show hidden files and folders", click Apply - OK

Create a folder named "Old uninstall".

Go to folder C:/Program Files/Internet Explorer/Uninstall Information.

Now Edit - Select All - Cut all files.

Open "Old uninstall" folder and paste the files.

You will now be able to install all the troublesome components.

If everything works as expected, you can delete the "Old Uninstall"
folder
and the files you moved.

Good luck,

Zee









"Billy" wrote in message
...
I have tried to install several times IE6 Service Pack 1 and could
not
install it. The computer kept on saying the set up was unable to
install
all
the components. I am my wits end I hope someone can help.

Thanks Billy


It's all due to Microsoft's "superb" programming.
Regards Mike.

Billy,

You're welcome.

Glad it worked for you too.

Zee



"Billy" wrote in message
...
Hey Zee thanks for the info. It was very helpful. I have been struggling
with
this issue for sometime now. I dont know why the computer won't allow the
sp
update with all uninstall files but oh well the computer has the update
now
Thanks again. Billy

"Mike Cawood, HND BIT" wrote:

"oops!!" wrote in message
...

Billy,

Try this:

Go to My Computer - Tools - Folder Options - View:
- Select "Show hidden files and folders", click Apply - OK

Create a folder named "Old uninstall".

Go to folder C:/Program Files/Internet Explorer/Uninstall Information.

Now Edit - Select All - Cut all files.

Open "Old uninstall" folder and paste the files.

You will now be able to install all the troublesome components.

If everything works as expected, you can delete the "Old Uninstall"
folder
and the files you moved.

Good luck,

Zee









"Billy" wrote in message
...
I have tried to install several times IE6 Service Pack 1 and could
not
install it. The computer kept on saying the set up was unable to
install
all
the components. I am my wits end I hope someone can help.

Thanks Billy


It's all due to Microsoft's "superb" programming.
Regards Mike.