Error 1603

Comodo Internet Security - CIS Install / Setup / Configuration Help - CIS
#1

Hi Im getting the error 1603 when trying to install Comodo firewall or internet security I have seriously searched the internet for 10 hours trying every thing from the batch files the uninstallers even manually deleting from my registry myself.

I used to have comodo but I uninstalled and now I really need it again I keep coming under attack of bitcoin miners.
So any way I have attached the install log I have read it but Im not really sure what to look for.

Please Help I really want comodo back and this error is sending me mad.

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#2

try installing with UAC disabled and under an administrator account. Also make sure you’re clean from infection by running a Malwarebytes scan.

#3

Hi I tried disabling UAC and as admin still getting the same error.

#4

I’m guessing that you’re experiencing Bug 1372. Could you please confirm?

Thank you.

#5

Im not actually sure. I tried other earlier versions and got the same error so I guess not

#6

It seems like a permissions problem at first sight.

Cant set owner for object (C:\ProgramData\Comodo Downloader\cis\download\installs\xml_binaries\trustconnect\comodotrustconnectclient.msi): 3 Cant set owner for object (C:\ProgramData\Comodo Downloader\cis\download\installs\xml_binaries\cob\cob_setup.exe): 3 Cant set owner for object (C:\ProgramData\Comodo Downloader\cis\download\installs\xml_binaries\silverlight\silverlight_x64.exe): 3 Cant set owner for object (C:\ProgramData\Comodo Downloader\cis\download\installs\xml_binaries\killswitch_cce\cks_cce_x64.7z): 3 Cant set owner for object (C:\ProgramData\Comodo Downloader\cis\download\installs\xml_binaries\killswitch_cce\cks_cce_x64.7z): 3 Cant set owner for object (C:\ProgramData\Comodo Downloader\cis\download\installs\xml_binaries\crd\crd.iso): 3 Cant set owner for object (C:\ProgramData\Comodo Downloader\cis\download\installs\xml_binaries\esm\AgentSetup.exe): 3 Cant set owner for object (C:\ProgramData\Comodo Downloader\cis\download\installs\xml_binaries\cwatch\cwatch_x64.msi): 3
#7

Hm ok so shouldn’t have disabling uac fixed it in that case?