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[1941]

I have tried to install IE10 5 times and get the same error. I used the MS Fixit tool and there is not a problem with my PC. MS is useless in trying to resolve this. The error that I get is shown below, any help would be appreciated.



The error occurs upon reboot and then IE 10 will not start.

[LaP]

After a quick search it looks like this is a common problem lot of people have [edit] i forgot this is neowin so after a quick search it looks like this is a weird problem nobody has but you, microsoft is prefect you are the problem.

Try repairing/re-installing ie10

[1941]

LaP, on 01 March 2013 - 21:55, said:

After a quick search it looks like this is a common problem lot of people have [edit] i forgot this is neowin so after a quick search it looks like this is a weird problem nobody has but you, microsoft is prefect you are the problem.

Try repairing/re-installing ie10

I did 5 times.

[LaP]

Gary7, on 01 March 2013 - 21:59, said:

I did 5 times.

Well then dunno. When i have a problem with a product by microsoft i usually re-install my last ghost image. It's way faster in 99% of the case lol

I've not found any helpful information but i looked at the first google result page only.

Do a search for : 0xc000007b ie10

You might find the answer to your problem somewhere. But i would not hold my breath ...

[1941]

http://answers.micro...9c-d5e4ed418a3e

Found the above but it does not help. Oh and I did re image my machine.

[Nas]

There are conflicts with loads of crap on your system. I have Win7 x64, corporate domain-bound, and IE10 x64 installed without a problem. After the requisite reboot, I was able to browse w/o any such errors.

This sort of problem happens when you have too many beta versions of libraries and no proper uninstall cleans it up properly. Your best bet, first find that file then look at its own digital signatures -- it'll point you towards its purpose, then you can research why it is being invoked.

Alternatively, try logging into a different (new?) Windows profile and install IE10 that way, see if the error persists. If it does, then you probably have a very-corrupt Windows install or are majorly infected.

[1941]

Ashkan Edward Gudz • 3 days ago

i suggest you uninstall the current version of Internet Explorer, by going to Programs and Features, then clicking on "turn windows features on/off". restart the system and try install IE10 again.


I am going to try this from the Windows Club. It can't hurt.

[1941]

Well that did not work, it would not even install. I do not use IE so this is not a big deal. I am leaving IE 9 removed. The heck with IE.

[Detection]

Have you tried an sfc /scannow ?

[1941]

Detection, on 01 March 2013 - 22:37, said:

Have you tried an sfc /scannow ?

Yes and it cane back clean as it that MS Fixit tool

[Detection]

Gary7, on 01 March 2013 - 22:58, said:

Yes and it cane back clean as it that MS Fixit tool

Hmm, with it being so new it might take a while for MS to catch on and release a fix, it might be a compatibility issue with something else installed

or not installed, do you have all windows updates installed? None hidden ?

[Jason Stillion]

Maybe try uninstalling IE 9, to drop back down to IE 8 before trying to install IE10?

Also try the System Update Readiness Tool (it repairs broken updates installed)
http://www.microsoft...s.aspx?id=20858

[StarkWiz]

Yes I think system update readiness tool is must, as the new version of it was released just before IE10.
Best is to make that all Microsoft Updates have been installed prior to upgrading to IE10.

[1941]

Detection, on 02 March 2013 - 01:28, said:

Hmm, with it being so new it might take a while for MS to catch on and release a fix, it might be a compatibility issue with something else installed

or not installed, do you have all windows updates installed? None hidden ?

Yes I do including KB2670838 which is required for IE `10. It seems that I am not alone with this problem. By searching through Google many users are having the exact same thing. I only wanted IE 10 so I can see how it works. I use Firefox and will continue to do so. But as a tech type person I don't want to get beaten by a piece of software.

Jason Stillion, on 02 March 2013 - 01:42, said:

Maybe try uninstalling IE 9, to drop back down to IE 8 before trying to install IE10?

Also try the System Update Readiness Tool (it repairs broken updates installed)
http://www.microsoft...s.aspx?id=20858

Thanks I will try this next. I did try removing IE 9 and then installing 10 but with the same results.

[Jason Stillion]

Also just remembered about this utility
http://www.tweaking....all_in_one.html

It automates a tone of fixes. It can registered/unregister all of the IE critical files (in addition to doing a lot more).