I want to know if anyone can help me, I try in many ways to install CTM, but is imposible, let me explain what happen:
I have the follow PC: Intel S5000xvn Workstation
2 Processors Intel Xeon 5510
Windows Vista x64 SP2 Bussiness with all the patches up to date
Windows Installer. V 4.5.6002.18005
BIOS with “Enable/Disable BIT execution prevention”
With the Command Line like Admin I use the follow command to disable DEP: bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff[
When I try to install, in the last moment appear the follow message :o :o :o :o :o :o “Windows installer stopped working”
To help protect your computer, Data Execution Prevention (DEP) closed Windows Installer. Click here for more information.
The CTM folder have some files, but when I restart after the short installation, does not work… Exist any solution to this issue? or any one can help me to install CTM?
I try it too, in a laptop HP Compaq nx7400 with disabled DEP, Windows Vista x64 SP2 Bussiness with all the patches up to date and Windows Installer. V 4.5.6002.18005, with this is all right, why not in the Intel Workstation?
:-La :-La :-La Any suggestion is accepted, thanks in advanced
It looks like Windows Installer has a bug. DEP reacted to that. It is best to add the Windows installer (typically in c:\windows\system32\msiexec.exe) to DEP exceptions. See attached image for reference.
Thanks for your suggestion EricJH, I found the solution, in the user manual says that CTM only works fine with a maximum of 4 hard disks, I have 6 and I can up to 8.
Then I disconnect 2 of 6 to use only 4 in the installation with or without DEP, finally works fine, after that I reconnect the other 2 and all is ok. I only use CTM with the C:\ unit to restore the OS.
My others partitions and Hard disks only are repositories.
Yet MSI will allow the running of scripts or code in the product’s installer program. So the DEP error is likely a cause from CTM, not from MSI. While a cure was found, it is a workaround and NOT how the installer should behave. If there are more than 4 hard disks which is the max supported, there should be a warning, not a DEP error. That there is no error with 4, or less, disks but an error with more than 4 disks sure makes it look like Comodo’s fault in a poorly coded installer program.
