MICROSOFT FIX IT~!!!

I have been trying to download microsoftfixit center to fix my windows update problem, etc.
But when i click ok accept terms and conditions in the installer it shows me an error :
http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/getfile/417882
Thanks in advance.

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Run Microsoft Fix It tool from the cmd line?

I have a rampant issue across the network I manage where Java installations have been corrupted. The only way that I can seem to remove the corrupted installation is to run the Microsoft
Fix It tool.
Since it's somewhat impractical to do this manually for 200+ workstations, is there a way do remove Java 7 update 9, 7 update 10, and 7 update 11 from the command line using the fix it tool?

The likely problem is that your path is targeting the wrong version of java.
Try the following first (I'm assuming a Windows installation):
Navigate to your %PROGRAMFILES%\Java folder
You may see multiple installations of Java - look for the most recent update (assuming the install had no errors)
Launch a command prompt within your %PROGRAMFILES%\Java folder and then change to the relevant java version and retry your commands from the bin folder using the full path to your java file(s). If it works then we have found the culprit.
You now need to edit your environment variables to point to the correct path.
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On 32 bit Windows
"C:\Program Files\Java\jdkINCORRECTJAVAVERSION\bin\" to
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On 64 bit Windows
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdkINCORRECTJAVAVERSION\bin\" to
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love is rock!!!
That's a different issue entirely.
The problem is that during an upgrade of Java, the installation of java appears to get corrupted on about 1/3 of of all workstations. After that, Java doesn't work, the control panel icon throws an error if you try using it, and installation/upgrades/uninstallations
are impossible without using the Fix It tool.

Deploying "Microsoft Fix It" fails (error: 0x80cf000c)

Hello everybody
When I try to deploy a "Microsoft Fix it"-msi via intune, I get an error on all my clients and the update won't install.
Error-code 0x80cf000c
Fix It: Microsoft Fix it 50752 (support.microsoft.com/kb/2181579)
What should I do next?
Kind regards
dany

The first thing I would look at is did you attempt to install it Silently? I know there is a gui for the fix it tool and Intune would error out on that.
I would try some of these switches
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/askie/archive/2009/03/30/how-can-i-run-fix-it-with-quiet-msiexec-switch.aspx

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Hello,
where cal I download microsoft fix it center for windows xp? Thanks!!

Hi
I dont think you can, support for XP ended recently. None of the links are working.
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Microsoft Fixes Critical Windows Bluetooth Bug in July Patch Tuesday

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The patch for MS11-053 fixes a vulnerability in the way that the Bluetooth stack operates on Windows machines. Despite the low likelihood of it being exploited, it's the most serious of the 22 vulnerabilities Microsoft fixed on Tuesday.
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I do not appreciate the links to Apple on this forum.
When you find a better explanation how to report a software bug others understand, love to hear from you. Because I am not aware of any public bug-tracker neither from Microsoft Mobile nor Microsoft, finding such a explanation is difficult on a Microsoft driven webpage.
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How to Update Acrobat X with error 1635? (Microsoft Fix It and repeated uninstalls unsuccessful)

Hello,
I recently replaced Acrobat 9 Professional with Acrobat X (standard). One of the reasons I did so was because I always received an error 1635 message when attempting to update Acrobat 9 Professional, which annoyed me, and which I thought I could eliminate with a fresh install (not an update) of the new Acrobat X Standard program. However, I find that I cannot update Acrobat X either, as I still get the same "error 1635" message when attempting an update.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled the program several times, but receive the same error message when attempting to update. I then used Revo Uninstaller, no difference. I have run the Microsoft fix it tool, again, no difference. Despite everything I've done, I continue to receive the "error 1635" message every time I attempt to update the Acrobat X program. Very frustrating!
Can anyone help identify the issue and suggest a fix? I imagine this issue is the result of a bad registry key but I have no way of identifying which key (or keys) to delete.
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Bob Woods

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What Lenovo/IBM/Microsoft fixes to install on newly-imaged Z60t

I've had to re-image our Z60t back to factory state after encountering unresponsive Ethernet and wireless adapters (long story which I won't bother with here).
After bringing the machine back to factory state (the Ethernet and wireless adapters are both working fine, thank you) and bringing Windows XP up to SP3+ level with a gazillion (about 30 actually) high-priority Microsoft updates, we're still left with:
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- twenty-five (25) 'Optional' updates TVSU presents.
I'd like some advice on how much of this stuff we really should be applying. This machine is used for email, some Word/Excel writing, and for playing Freecell.
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The TVSU recommended list comprises Third-Party Plugin for Lenovo Thinkvantage Productivity Center, ThinkVantage Productivity Center, Modem Software, Wireless LAN(11abg,bg), Power Manager, EasyEject Utility, and Active Protection System.
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Hi, IBM Lenovo for drivers software first and Yes>>> Lenovo software update and if you still have a problem
uninstalled and reinstall the drivers http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-61506 ....jcr46385
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When Will Microsoft Fix The Problem With Hosted Networking on a Surface Pro 3?

Surface Pro 3 512GB
Windows 8.1 with all patches.
The following is from this thread:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows8_1-networking/netsh-wlan-start-hostednetwork-not-working-on/f414cea9-c110-483c-a3a2-840a4ce317e2?rtAction=1423330004507
A Microsoft member said it would be better to raise it in technet.
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One of the comments in the thread said:
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I
Please note this is a Surface Pro 3 problem as it works on a Surface Pro 2 running Windows 8.1.
This problem has been reported to Microsoft by me and I was told "the developers are working on it." That was six months ago. I see posts going back a year saying the problem was reported to Microsoft Support.
When will this be fixed?

On Sat, 7 Feb 2015 18:06:38 +0000, saberman_Plus_1 wrote:
>This problem has been reported to Microsoft by me and I was told "the developers are working on it." That was six months ago. I see posts going back a year saying the problem was reported to Microsoft Support.
Do you have a case number? From
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/forum/surfpro2-surfnetwork/how-do-i-get-the-wireless-hosted-network-feature/03657fe5-b8c1-48c5-940a-ae3e13ffe25f
you've had a couple of contacts with support.
If you provide case numbers, it would be helpful in escalating further. And more
specifically, it might help someone from Microsoft determine IF the issue has
been escalated. While Microsoft has been doing work on the wifi driver for
nearly the entire time since the SP3 was released, there is no information
anywhere as to whether this bug is known or not.
As you also know, I sent it in to the"right" people inside Microsoft and as you
also know, I did not get a response. (I'm an end user just like you even though
I'm a Community Moderator on the Surface Forum in Communities).
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GrStaKa wrote:
I do not appreciate the links to Apple on this forum.
When you find a better explanation how to report a software bug others understand, love to hear from you. Because I am not aware of any public bug-tracker neither from Microsoft Mobile nor Microsoft, finding such a explanation is difficult on a Microsoft driven webpage.
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using the phones NAV Software
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Dear Experts,
we had just rolled ou a MS security fix
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As a consequence, BPS Excel layouts don't work anymore.
Has anybody already found some information on this? (a SAP note?)
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Best regards
Gregor

Hi Madhu,
very interesting. Which one of the workarounds did you use?
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Microsoft Fix-It Solutions Error

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I have done that in the past. I behaves the same way. I understand Fix-it Soutions is a type of third party program? Can you send any links for troubleshooting info or can you give me any more info? Attached are screenshots
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Okay ... long process to get iTunes working and I am almost there. Here is the saga ...
I upgraded to iTunes 6.0 and after the upgrade neither of my CD/DVD drives would work. After surfing the internet, I found the solution on Microsoft.com, which was to delete some specific upper and lower filters from the registry and then reboot the computer. I did this and everything worked great. I was able to use iTunes and both my CD/DVD drives worked. But now .... I cannot burn any discs from iTunes, (I can burn from other places), it says,"cannot find recording disc" It will let me upload CDs into iTunes. Here is my CD diagnostics:
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hi TwinMom!
hmmmm. was this the solution you used?
(MS) CD-ROM access is missing and messages cite error Code 31, Code 32, Code 19, Code 39, or Code 41 after you remove Easy CD Creator in Windows XP
i've seen a few follow up problems after applying that technique ... but usually they tend to involve this error message:
"Warning! The registry settings used by the iTunes drivers for importing and burning CDs & DVDs are missing. This can happen as a result of installing other CD burning software. Please reinstall iTunes."
what you're getting is still consistent with that (in a sense), because you don't have any itunes-related filter entries showing up in your diagnostics.
so, let's start trying some techniques that have a reasonable track record against that error -43 that's showing up in your CD diagnostics.
first, try a reboot and repair. reboot the PC (very important), and then do a repair install of itunes. go to your Add/Remove programs, select itunes, click "change/remove" and then select "repair".
does that get rid of the -43?
can you burn a CD after doing that?
love, b

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I just got a new computer with Windows 8 four days ago. Almost immediately, I noticed the machine was running slow. Upon checking my performance through Norton, I found the pesky little tiworker.exe was eating up 99% of my CPU. Angry, I
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This morning, I booted up, and noticed quite a hang in Chrome. Upon checking, I found that DAMNED file, tiworker.exe, happily chomping away at my CPU at the tune of 60%. Same thing in Mozilla. OH CRAP.
I then went out to have lunch with my friend, frustrated as hell, determined to get to the bottom of it when I returned.
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It could be that tiworker.exe doesn't actually have a problem and is just doing exactly what it's supposed to be doing.
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