1.1 Update missing Adobe_Lightroom.msi

The Update from 1.0 to 1.1 fails with the message:
The feature you are trying to use is on a network resourse that is unavailable.
This occurs whilst the install package is looking for Adobe_Lightroom.msi
I've searched my machine and there is no Adobe_Lightroom.msi.
I have 1.0 installed and all appears to be have working fine since original installation. The OS is Windows XP Home.
Any ideas?
Mike

Bump. I am having this same problem except it happened after installing LR 2.1.

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LR2.1 has failed shortly after installation (ie it worked a few times) with a C++ Runtime error-- "Runtime Error. This application has requested the Runtime terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the applications support team for further info.".
I can't uninstall it or reinstall it because I get the message "The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable."
The install program quits when the install package is looking for Adobe_Lightroom.msi.
I've searched my machine and there is no Adobe_Lightroom.msi, nor is there a directory with the name that appears as default.
I had LR 2.0 installed and all was working fine since the original installation. The OS is Windows XP Pro. It may have been a coincidence, but this occurred shortly after installing CS4 and trying unsuccessfully to get the fancy stuff with the graphics card working.
I found one problem like this in the forums from Mike about a year ago, but nobody responded. Hopefully somebody knows how to get around this now.
Paul

download Microsoft uninstall routine and run it deleting the LR installation.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301
reboot and try your installation again.
You may have to manually delete your current install but; I think you should be able to over write the exiting build assuming its the exact same version and not newer.
If the version you want to install is newer then manually delete the old install.
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Quit out of CleanUp, restart the PC and try installing iTunes again. Does the install go through properly now?
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(1) Download the Windows Installer CleanUp utility installer file (msicuu2.exe) from the following Major Geeks page (use one of the links under the "DOWNLOAD LOCATIONS" thingy on the Major Geeks page):
http://majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=4459
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1925
or
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1923
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iTunes
QuickTime
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Apple Application Support (iTunes 9 or later)
Important: Uninstalling these components in a different order, or only uninstalling some of these components may have unintended effects.
You will then want to follow the links in those articles to download the latest package of iTunes software for your computer and install again from there. Thanks for being a part of the Apple Support Communities!
Regards,
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Missing itunes64.msi fixed

I used to have a problem of missing itunes64.msi file on my Windows 7 computer and getting annoyed for ages.
Today I got it fixed with an apple support team member.
Let's share the solution for Windows 7 below so the ones who have been struggling with update of your itunes can try, hope it helps.
Go to http://support.microsoft.com/fixit/
1. Click Windows.
2. Click Install or upgrade software or hardware --> "Install or remove programs" at the right hand side
3. Click "RUN NOW" on "Fix problems with programs that can't be installed or uninstalled"
4. Click install and accept terms and conditions.
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     ***Don't need to uninstall ALL apple programs such as iClouds, apple software update as I'm told that they are not separate from iTunes so removal of them is not going to affect itunes.
Now one more step after you have uninstalled them, you now go to http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/?ref=http://itunes.com and download the latest version of itunes!
A kind reminder that restart your computer then the installation is complete, Congratulations!

thanks to all of you for the help.
I had this message for at least a year. it did not matter to functionality UNTIL I stupidly updated the OS on my phone....then I HAD to update iTunes and all **** hit the fan.
I followed the first fix on just the one system, no work
I called apple twice, they were WORTHLESS
I went to Microsoft help (they blame each other) on line and did what they said, no help.
I used the info from the youtube fix (go to run / regedit/ find 'iTunes64.msi' and then delete it
that was not enough, finally
I took 'VitaBella' 's advice and went through the M$ fix for every apple system.
shut down the computer and rebooted.
ran the iTunes64Setup.exe
it worked
thank you!
As I told apple and M$ they can get away with this **** because we are all addicted to their products, when they work they are great and we want them. so they really don't need to worry about the problems because eventually we'll fix them ourselves
I really wanted to ditch apple, but now the appleMOB has me at high points....I have their phone, their software, their music and even (yes, I made the call with no force) their hearing aids......
maybe they'll take some of that $50 billion in cash they are sitting on to fix things..
maybe
thank YOU all for your help.

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1GHz PowerLogix G3 (using MAChSpeed to enable full processor speed since the included CPU Director software won't work in 10.4.11)
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Security Update 2009-005 (PPC)
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Java for Mac OS X 10.4, release 5
[ditto], release 6
[ditto], release 7
[ditto], release 8
[ditto], release 9
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I know that's part question / part rant, but I've been wracking my brain for the past few days over this one. Any information that could help solve this problem will definitely be appreciated, especially since my B&W is my preferred browsing machine.
Incidentally, my iBook, a Clamshell FW SE, is currently running the same setup that my B&W was previously running.. 10.4.11 with Quicktime 7.6.4, iTunes 8.2.1, and Safari 4.0.3, so as far as I can tell, this shouldn't be hardware related (my iBook is far less powerful than my B&W currently is). Also, a cursory glance at the Installed Updates list on my iBook definitely shows that my Software Update on my B&W is missing many updates.

I reformatted the drive first and did a clean install. I'm currently in the process of downloading the standalone installers for Safari 4.0.3 and iTunes 8.2.1. It's looking like that's the solution at present, but I'm still curious as to why Software Update won't see any iTunes or Safari updates within the current system configuration's capabilities (speaking to both apps possibly being cumulative). I can't see Software Update simply not having those updates because there is newer version out, if indeed they are cumulative, since that would mean that anyone reinstalling or upgrading on an older machine would be forced to perform some of the updates manually where not too long ago they would have been able to simply use Software Update as a "one stop" solution.
Oh well, maybe I'm just being too picky . I've had to deal with running around in circles to find software updates for manual installs for years with Windows systems, and Apple's "one stop" Software Update system was a wonderful, welcome change to that.

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