Windows XP Pro I am trying to install Norton Internet Security and get the error Message: Error 1324 The folder path "MY Documents" contains an invalid character
Any Help with this??
Thank You
JM
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Error 1324 The Folder Path "my Documents" Contains An Invalid Character
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joe_pc
, May 19 2006 07:30 AM
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Posted 19 May 2006 - 08:15 AM
Have you moved your My Documents folder?
Anyway, you can try this:
Right-click the My Documents folder and select Properties. Click the Target tab and then click Restore Default. Click Apply and then click OK. Then attempt to reinstall the program.
Anyway, you can try this:
Right-click the My Documents folder and select Properties. Click the Target tab and then click Restore Default. Click Apply and then click OK. Then attempt to reinstall the program.
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Posted 19 May 2006 - 08:28 AM
"folder path" usually means there's an incorrect path (character) in the reg.The folder path "MY Documents" contains an invalid character
If AF's suggestion doesn't help, download and install the MSI installer engine then reboot your system.
If it doesn't work we can correct the path manually.
I'm only suggesting this as I just noticed your other post and you have multiple issue going on here.
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