Re: Firefox install fail - access denied error -202
"Tom Lengths" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.windows |
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| Organization | ntl Cablemodem News Service |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
It's OK folks, panic over - I just turned off my Norman anti-virus On-access Scanner while I was installing and it worked. Guess Norman was scanning files as Mozilla-install was trying to replace/delete them. Tom "Tom Lengths" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > Hi, > Have downloaded Firefox 1.0, also have the install exe on disc, but when I > run it the Browser installation fails with Error -202, Access Denied. The > wizard.log shows failure occurs in different places each time, for > example:- > > ** folder to delete: C:\Program Files\Mozilla > Firefox\defaults\profile\US\ > ** File to delete: C:\Program Files\Mozilla > Firefox\defaults\pref\bug259708.js\ > ** ERROR (-202): Replacing: C:\Program Files\Mozilla > Firefox\chrome\browser.jar > ** addDirectory() of Program returned: -202 > > Install **FAILED** with error -202 -- 2005-02-21 18:50:36 > > I'm rebuilding my system after a hard disc crash, and starting affresh > with > XP Home + SP2. The only difference between my old XP Home system where it > installed no > problem, and this new one, is it now has SP2 incorporated. > Microsoft Firewall is OFF, I'm running the latest free Zone Alarm > (5.5.62.4). > Also running the Beta version of Microsoft Anti-spyware. I've tried > turning off the > checks in the latter but this makes no difference. > I am logged in with Administrator status. > I can't uninstall Firefox because it didn't get far enough to "register > itself" and there is no uninstall exe. > > Have shut down all internet activity, and disabled the Microsoft > anti-spyware, deleted everything in the %TEMP% folder, deleted the Mozilla > Firefox folder, and retried the install, still error -202! > > It's my Birthday today, and a working Firefox would be a nice present - > any helpful suggestions would be very welcome, > Thanks, > > Tom > >