PLS PLS PLS cannot install REVIT 2010....Error message

[Anonymous]

hi
i try to install he REVIT 2010 ARCHITECTURE
and every time i start the setup ... i got error box that say...

"Cannot update some system component now, Please reboot the machine and try again"

i dont know what to do ... PLS PLS PLS i need HELP

i have strong machine and win xp SP3

my machine.
Q9300
Abit P35 PRO
4GB ram 800MHZ
XFX 9600GT XXX
WD500GB

[Anonymous]

Hi, I think it is the Microsoft .NET framework 3.0 redistributable package that has not installed correctly. I would reinstall my OS and try again from a clean slate. I'm willing to bet it will install on any other machine?

[Anonymous]

no need to reinnstall you OS, if its the NetFramework that is the problem just reinnstall that.

im guessing (if you have downloaded the software [Trail]) it might have been some problems with your connection while downloading
that has made you miss downloading a packet.

if it says reboot and try again i would test that first tho

[Anonymous]

I have the same problem. "Cannot update some system component now. Please reboot the machine and try again." Any response would be appreciated.

landpercinc

[caddant]

WHY ON EARTH WOULD YOU RE-INSTALL THE OS? IF THE ISSUE IS ONLY THE .NET FRAMWORK PACKAGE? PLEASE DON'T TRY TO GIVE ADVICE IF YOU HAVE NO REAL ANSWER. YOU JUST WASTE PEOPLES TIME. PEOPLE WANT ANSWERS NOT OPINIONS.
YES, THESE CAPS ARE FROM A REAL CAD OPERATOR, NOT SHOUTING. 🙂 you are on the right track, just bad advice.

[Anonymous]

I have a macbook pro. I keep getting this same exact message everytime I attept to download cad, revit, ecotect, any or all programs. I've restarted the windows, Ive also recreated the virtual machine. Windows have completely been reinstalled. Any idea why i keep gettting this error message?

[Anonymous]

OK. So we had the same exact problem, but we were able to install correctly when logged in as the administrator, in the administrator account. It would not install correctly when logged in to the user's account, even if that user had full administrative privileges. We had to be logged into the actual "Administrator" account. Worked like a champ! Then you can log on into the User's account and fire up Revit (you don't need to be logged onto the admin account to use Revit once installed - only to actually install it)

Hope this helps... Edited by: gyrotime on Sep 4, 2009 6:04 PM

[Anonymous]

amazing some of these people that "freak out"
anytime they hear the words "reinstall the OS"..

but these people seriously do not know what
they are talking about..

first of all- i keep everything i want to save neatly
on a secondary hard drive where it is safe and
secure- nothing can touch it there..

my C: drive with the OS can have all kinds of
problems- even get destroyed by viruses..

but i don't care what happens to my C: drive
because i can just wipe it clean and pop in
the disk and walk around the block and when i
get back everything is flawless and working
perfectly- no problems- no nothing..

and come on- revit takes 45 seconds to install..

but still you can't tell'm anything.. they will sit
at their computers for hours and hours trying
to clear out a bug or some virus or dig into
the registry to fix something- anything to
avoid having a clean C: drive..