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Goitster
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I wonder if anyone can advise me what to do with this problem.
When I am trying to install software, for example nero or easy cd creator I get the following error message.
"error 1606. could not access network location %USERPROFILE%\Recent\."
I am runnning XP Home with Service Pack 2 installed.
Thank you for reading/helping.
When I am trying to install software, for example nero or easy cd creator I get the following error message.
"error 1606. could not access network location %USERPROFILE%\Recent\."
I am runnning XP Home with Service Pack 2 installed.
Thank you for reading/helping.
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found this for microsoft progs,may be the same thing
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/886549
this is for all programs so mor likely to be yours
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/315352/EN-US/Ex forum ambassador
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also..are you using an Admin user profile ??Ex forum ambassador
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I dont think so (not sure) but I followed the path suggested but there is no folder called Common Administrative Tools after User Shell Folders which is part of that fixBe ALERT - The world needs more LERTS0
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Seem to be stuck now, anyone else got a suggerstion please?Be ALERT - The world needs more LERTS0
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I found someone in another forum that was having exactly the same problem as you. This is the advice that was given. It fixed the problem for the other guy.
Click on “Start-Run, type “regedit” (without the quotes) Navigate to this registry path:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER --> Software --> Microsoft --> Windows --> Current Version --> Explorer --> User Shell Folders
Clear the key: Recent (right mouse click on the key/folder, choose “Delete”) Close the Registry Editor and restart the computer.
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thanks everyone. Problem appears to be solved. Happy Bunny now!Be ALERT - The world needs more LERTS0
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