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See if this sugesstion can help you:

 

 

 

 

 

Please let us know what fixes the problem or if the pÑÂoblem remains

 

 

 

 

 

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"cjg" wrote:

 

 

> Windows XP SP3 -- automatic updates enabled.

 

> I have a version of McAfee that was installed when I bought the computer.

 

>

 

> I would like to remove .net 1.1 from this computer.

 

> In add/remove, it shows that program.

 

>

 

> When I try to uninstall it, it says "Another installation is in progress."

 

>

 

> The history of my problem is:

 

> 1) Saw the updates icon on the taskbar. When I started the update process,

 

> McAfee popped up and said "Suspicious script detected." Sadly, I lost the

 

> note I made with whatever details were provided. I only remember it said

 

> something about trying to create a text file. Don't remember if it said .txt.

 

> I allowed it to stop the script.

 

>

 

> 2) The update process said 'An update failed to install' and identified it

 

> as .net1.1 (KB979906). I clicked Cancel, making the rash assumption that

 

> this would cancel the update. The update icon persisted on my task bar, so I

 

> started updates again, guessing that there were some other updates. I did

 

> this several times, resulting in errors 643 (once), 80242007 once, and 652

 

> (five times). Each time, I hit the Cancel button.

 

>

 

> 3) Tried to install another program (opera) and got the "Another

 

> installation in progress" message.

 

>

 

> 4) Downloaded some other MS updates and installed without problems.

 

>

 

> 5) Found this forum by checking out error 652 and read all the message re

 

> garding .net.

 

>

 

> 6) Found .net 1.1 in the Add/Remove list. Since I have no known use for

 

> it, I tried to uninstall it. It said "Another installation in progress."

 

>

 

> I only run IE8, Google Chrome (rarely), Google Earth, Visual Studio

 

> (writing VB6 programs just for fun) and "Progammer's File Editor" on this

 

> machine.

 

>

 

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