Msi Live update not working.

Hi. Always when I start up my MSI live update a window pops up and says "Error. Service could not be started/initialized" (I don't know exactly because my Windows are in Czech). Everything worked fine yesterday. The only modification I have done is inserted a sound card (Sound blaster live). I have disabled the old one in BIOS. ;(
Please help.

Just reinstall LU, and you should be fine.

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Thank you so much. I just want to say I really appreciate when people do take the time to post me in return. So I really mean it, Thank You.
A quick question. You see, I have been upgrading my computer. I installed a Belkin USB USB Card (high speed 2.0) cause I needed more USB ports. Then I checked for compatable RAM and upgraded my RAM from 512MB to 2Gigs. Everything alright.
Now, I have checked for processors that are compatable with my board K9VGM-V (MS-7253). And MSI's chart says mine is compatable with the AMD Athlon 2x 6000 (3.0Ghz) *IF* I use the 89 watt and not the 125 watt. Here is a good URL for the processor details I found:
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@jb0nez
what OS you are running? Windows 8.1 x64
what MSI hardware you have?
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Bios: American Megatrends v1.9 (7/21/2014)
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@jb0nez
I fixed it though--went to Control Panel, Uninstall a Program, found Microsoft .net 4.5.1, hit Change/Uninstall, then clicked Repair. Rebooted after and it was fine.
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I also checked Windows Update after re-enabling it and there were no updates - so its not flushing the binaries if its disabled.
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Thank you so much. I just want to say I really appreciate when people do take the time to post me in return. So I really mean it, Thank You.
A quick question. You see, I have been upgrading my computer. I installed a Belkin USB USB Card (high speed 2.0) cause I needed more USB ports. Then I checked for compatable RAM and upgraded my RAM from 512MB to 2Gigs. Everything alright.
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