ARHHHH cannot install VIRTUAL BOX ....why
this happens when it almost finalize the installation... when it almost reach 100%, it will roll back and then this msg appears.


tried
1) restart , install
2) reinstall without restart
3) redownload the installer and install..
4) Run as admin
5) used the .bat to run

any solutions? Thanks for the help
wan to use Fedora 15.... but vmware cant support Gnome 3... so nid to try on virtual box.

EDITED

This post has been edited by duabijitelur: Jul 31 2011, 09:39 PM

Looks like file corruption. Did you try other mirrors? (if any)

EDIT: Try force run as admin

This post has been edited by adbacc: Jul 31 2011, 06:20 PM

Assume in OS Win 7 environment:
Right click on that application --> Select Run as administrator
After that just following the application instruction to install.

if virtualbox cannot install try use vwareworkstation... ^^,u try check it all data reinstall and then install back..?

during the installation... when its almost finish... it will roll back.. then error msg appear... ==
but i can install it last time... weird..

This post has been edited by duabijitelur: Jul 31 2011, 07:03 PM

These are the steps to solve the above mentioned problems:

1) Copy the .MSI file to the root directory of your main hard drive (i.e. C:\).

2) Open Windows Notepad.

3) Copy this text into windows notepad:

msiexec /i C:\program_name.msi

(You can write the total path of your .msi file in the system, after msiexec /i.)

4) Replace the text "program_name" in the code that you copied with the actual name of the .MSI file .

5) Click File -> Save As...

Instead of saving it as a .txt file, change the file name to installer.bat.

Save the file to your desktop.

6) On your desktop, right click on the file and select Run as Administrator.

This will run the .msi file properly to install the application in the system.

but the virtual box setup is .exe not msi

*.msi or *.exe also can using that way to execute the application, the purpose using batch (*.bat) to run the application is because *.msi do not have selection run as administrator when you right click the application.

tried that way.. error msg

No, you can't have GNOME 3 on any virtual envs. as they don't use your hardware GPU. I've tried it myself and kinda disappointed but at the same time, I'm happy because I finally can upgrade my F15 system.

Nice copy and paste.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en...4-c0cb3fe57893/

@OP -- Just open up CMD as an admin and msiexec /i progname.msi

This post has been edited by Angel of Deth: Jul 31 2011, 10:05 PM