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« on: July 23, 2012, 07:02:01 PM »

Problem: I've been using Comodo Programs Manager for over two months.  Recently I used it to uninstall about six applications I no longer wanted, and one so that I could re-install an older version.  Now the application will no longer work.  It looks like I'll have to re-install Windows.

Cause:
Using Comodo Programs Manager to uninstall the application.   I was using CPM v1.3 - the latest.

Detail: Uninstalling MDT 2012 x64 to install MDT 2010 x64 from Windows 7 x64 with all the latest patches and updates.  Now when I start the application, I get the attached error. 

All I did was use the uninstall feature of CPM, and clicked the "complete uninstall", trusting the software.

Now, no matter if I uninstall and re-install either MDT 2010 x64 or MDT 2012 x64, I get the same error.

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« Reply #1 on: July 29, 2012, 12:36:18 PM »

The error box states that BITS (the Background Intelligent Transfer Service)  is not running.

So to Control Panel --> Administrative Tools --> Services --> look up BITS and select it --> click right and choose Properties --> start the service and make sure the start up type is set to manual or automatic.

Then try installing again.
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