Current AutoPatcher XP Information and Download

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hello,i`ve reinstalled my win xp today,and while trying to install autopatcher i get message - an unknown error while installing (...) Please restart autopatcher when finished and reinstall the item that failed" and few days ago i`ve installed it with no problem.so what should i do to install it now??? sorry for my poor english :p

Neowinian

azz1

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hmm i choose what i want to install , then i click on update and i get the error message- message hedder- installation error `q31... (ms update)` and the message is - an unknown error occured when installing `q31 ..` please restart autopatcher when finished and reinstall the item that failed. i click on ok , and there appears another error , the same text (but next windows update file ) and so on till the end of the installation , so i cant install anything :( mabye i should download ms netframework and install it first ?

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hmm i choose what i want to install , then i click on update and i get the error message- message hedder- installation error `q31... (ms update)` and the message is - an unknown error occured when installing `q31 ..` please restart autopatcher when finished and reinstall the item that failed. i click on ok , and there appears another error , the same text (but next windows update file ) and so on till the end of the installation , so i cant install anything :( mabye i should download ms netframework and install it first ?

Hmmm.... you shouldn't need the .net framework... you're running Windows XP SP1 English, right? Just need to make sure. :)

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sykeed

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Ok Guys..

I'm so sorry but so is life while you multitask in my field :wacko:

the correct path to get the file from my server is

www.jaguar1.usouthal.edu/patches/files/AutoPatcherXP_Feb_Patched.zip

I ziped it up but didn't make it an exe like I had in the previous link.

Once again I am sorry for any problems this might of caused.

If you still have the old file.. if you just change the extention to .zip from .exe it should all work fine.

I have already PM'd fish with the correct link.

Once again I'm sorry for the mix up

Neowinian

krakana

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ok???...cool.......i'll try my best......i'ts say's..."The translationfor your language was unable to be loaded.We are sorryfor the inconvienence

ERROR_LCID_STARTUP

5/Invalide procedure call or argument

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i've got XP sp1 in french(that i suppose you knew)....first ove all does it work in french

and it's the first time i participed in a forum...i mus say..you guy's are cool..

(hope my english is not to bade)...

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