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It will add the registry entries and start the service (it will start automatically anyway). ThereвЂ™s a little utility thatвЂ™s been around since 2005 that can do the same thing called SafeMSI by Harry Bates over at. This can be done from either Safe Mode or Normal Mode, it doesnвЂ™t matter as enabling the registry key will take effect immediately. Thankfully all is not lost and itвЂ™s actually very easy to enable the Windows Installer service in Safe Mode so that you can uninstall programs, all you need to do is add a new MSIServer registry key for Safe Mode. Windows could not start the Windows Installer service on Local Computer.Д®rror 1084: This service cannot be started in Safe Mode. There is a Windows Installer service called MSIServer listed in the Services Control Panel applet, and if you boot directly into Safe Mode then attempt to manually start the Windows Installer service, you will receive the following error: Please try again when your computer is not in Safe Mode or you can use System Restore to return your machine to a previous good state. The Windows Installer service is not accessible in Safe Mode. If you try to uninstall, you will get the error similar to this (Windows XP has a slightly different message):

#UNINSTALL WINDOWS XP MODE DRIVERS#

Only the basic files and drivers necessary to run Windows are started in Safe Mode, and unfortunately, by default you canвЂ™t uninstall any software that is packaged with Windows Installer. Security software sometimes requires Safe Mode to completely remove itself because protected files are in use in normal mode. If youвЂ™ve installed some software and suddenly Windows has stopped working or become unstable, the logical thing to do is boot Windows into Safe Mode and then try to uninstall from there.

#UNINSTALL WINDOWS XP MODE INSTALL#

MSI files and several developers such as Kaspersky use it to pack their software for users to install and uninstall. Another popular one is Windows Installer which uses. There are many types of installers around such as InstallShield, InnoSetup, Wise and NSIS. This is because software nowadays is becoming more and more complex and requires registering OCX or DLL files, adding or changing registry keys, installing driver files, dropping files into the appropriate places and etc. Whenever you install a piece of software in Windows, most of the time it will come with its own dedicated uninstaller that allows you to safely remove the program from your computer.

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