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I've encountered a problem which I'm told is a Microsoft problem, and not the
problem of the third party vendor. I recently purchased a subscription for
McAfee Internet Security Suite (Yes, I'm aware of previous threads slamming
McAfee, so let's not go there).
I had problems trying to download the software onto my Gateway PC, with two
error messages popping up: "Exception address is 00413E6C" and "An exception
'Runtime error' has occurred in script. However, no debuggers are registered
that can debug this exception. Unable to JIT debug."
Research on the MS website to a possible solution led me to download XLM3,
restart, XMLmsi, then restart again and then try to download the software.
Well, it worked up to a point. I seem to have been able to download the
software, but the computer won't install it. I get the same error messages
that I mentioned previously. McAfee tech support points to a Microsoft
problem, not a McAfee problem.
Can anyone offer a possible solution to this dilemma? Yes, I realize in
hindsight that I should have gotten a different security software, like AVG
or NOD32. Fortunately, it's not my computer and I'm not out the money. But
still, I'd hate to leave this hanging.
Thanks.
Sterling
problem of the third party vendor. I recently purchased a subscription for
McAfee Internet Security Suite (Yes, I'm aware of previous threads slamming
McAfee, so let's not go there).
I had problems trying to download the software onto my Gateway PC, with two
error messages popping up: "Exception address is 00413E6C" and "An exception
'Runtime error' has occurred in script. However, no debuggers are registered
that can debug this exception. Unable to JIT debug."
Research on the MS website to a possible solution led me to download XLM3,
restart, XMLmsi, then restart again and then try to download the software.
Well, it worked up to a point. I seem to have been able to download the
software, but the computer won't install it. I get the same error messages
that I mentioned previously. McAfee tech support points to a Microsoft
problem, not a McAfee problem.
Can anyone offer a possible solution to this dilemma? Yes, I realize in
hindsight that I should have gotten a different security software, like AVG
or NOD32. Fortunately, it's not my computer and I'm not out the money. But
still, I'd hate to leave this hanging.
Thanks.
Sterling