How can i remove error in Grant Seeker Installation?

Asked By anonymous 7060 points N/A Posted on - 09/19/2011

I have Windows XP SP2 on my computer, and I am trying to Install “Grant Seeker Pro Setup”. The setup requests me to wait and after a while an error occurred as following;

Error opening file for writing: “dotnetfx.exe”.

Hit abort to abort installation, retry to retry writing the file, or ignore to skip this file.

I pressed the Key “Retry” but nothing happened. I have to install Grant Seeker. Kindly tell me the solution that is beneficial in installing it.

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Answered By danjorevilla 0 points N/A #80607

How can i remove error in Grant Seeker Installation?

To fix the problem regarding your GrantSeekerPro file, perform the following steps:

• First of all, click abort button “on the error”; then click the cancel button.
• Second, click on the start button at the bottom of your screen, of your PC. 
• Then, go to My Computer, right click on the CD drive that contains your Grant Seeker Pro CD and select Open.
• Next, right click on the GrantSeekerPro file and Copy and Paste or Drag and Drop file to your desktop.
• Finally, double click the GrantSeekerPro icon on your desktop.
• After double clicking, you can now install the software.

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Answered By lee hung 75 points N/A #80609

How can i remove error in Grant Seeker Installation?

Hello,

Simply check the installation of your Grant Seeker Pro setup, if it is a corrupted file or damaged from the CD and then try to download another version for the Grant Seeker installation. Now scan your machine if it is infected with any viruses or maybe spyware and check the system type of your Operating system, if it is suitable to your installation.

To check that, go to the start menu; right click the icon of My computer; select properties; then look the system type if it is 32 bit or maybe 64 bit.

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• Posted on - 11/09/2011
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