Just picked up the latest version of Fix-It Utilities at a great price to use with a couple of older computers I have.
One is a Micro Center Power Spec, about 7 years old, with XP Home. I had no problems at all installing Fix-It on that computer.
The other is a Dell Inspiron 530, about 5 years old, with XP Pro. I am having no luck at installing Fix-It on that machine. As the process gets started, I get the message "Setup could not download a required redistributable. Please check your Internet connection and Internet Explorer installation and then run the setup application again."
The Power Spec (XP Home) computer has Internet Explorer 6 on it, and the Dell (XP Pro) has Internet Explorer 8.
I called support at Avanquest (Fix-It Utilities) and was told that the problem was a system error which would have to be fixed before I could install Fix-It. Since I'm much more of a user and not a techie, that brings me to this forum to see if anyone can make some suggestions to lend a hand.
And just for the record, I am going to use these computers 95% OFF the Internet and not as my main one! But I may need to connect every now and then, and that's why I want things to be as well-running as they can be.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,
One is a Micro Center Power Spec, about 7 years old, with XP Home. I had no problems at all installing Fix-It on that computer.
The other is a Dell Inspiron 530, about 5 years old, with XP Pro. I am having no luck at installing Fix-It on that machine. As the process gets started, I get the message "Setup could not download a required redistributable. Please check your Internet connection and Internet Explorer installation and then run the setup application again."
The Power Spec (XP Home) computer has Internet Explorer 6 on it, and the Dell (XP Pro) has Internet Explorer 8.
I called support at Avanquest (Fix-It Utilities) and was told that the problem was a system error which would have to be fixed before I could install Fix-It. Since I'm much more of a user and not a techie, that brings me to this forum to see if anyone can make some suggestions to lend a hand.
And just for the record, I am going to use these computers 95% OFF the Internet and not as my main one! But I may need to connect every now and then, and that's why I want things to be as well-running as they can be.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,