Dragon Soft Software error on Installation

Asked By Rhina 20 points N/A Posted on - 09/24/2011

I am installing Dragonsoft Naturally Speaking software in Windows XP but the error constantly appearing on my screen during the installation. I have downloaded the installer in several times but I’ve got no luck on installation. The system says that the file required cannot be installed because the cabinet file has invalid digital signature. How and where can get a valid digital signature? How do I install this software? I need it badly.

Error 1330. A file that is required cannot be installed

because the cabinet file F:ENU.cab has an invalid

digital signature. This may indicate that the cabinet file

is corrupt. Error 24592 was returned by

WinVerifyTrust.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #102532

Dragon Soft Software error on Installation

No, you don't have to find any valid digital signature for this software. You have downloaded a faulty installer. During the installation of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 it encountered an error when it reached the part that it needs to access the file ENU.cab. When Windows check the integrity of the file it returned an error code that leads to the cancelling of the setup wizard. ENU.cab is a cabinet file which means it is a compressed file and it contains additional installation files that need to be extracted, verified, and accessed by the setup wizard.

If you downloaded the installer a couple of times already because it always shows an error during the installation, you are just repeating the problem because the installer is already not functioning and you keep on downloading it again and again. Search for other websites that also offer a download of this program. Maybe there you have a chance to get a working installer.

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