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Re: 1607: unable to install Installshield scripting in runtime
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1607: unable to install Installshield scripting in runtime
Hi,
I have done this before and have not had a problem and I do not know what I am doing wrong.
Right now I am using an old dell desktop running windows xp which is the same computer I used earlier ... Windows XP
It is not wireless so I need to hook up the wireless adapter and the wireless router.
It is the 54 Mbps Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter WG111v2.
Hooking up the router is no problem but when I go thru the process for the adapter which is on the screen from the CD - the step by step directions -
I double click on autorun.exe and then the Netgear Start Wizard comes up.
The first thing to do is - Install Driver and Utility.
I double click on that and I am supposed to click on - autorun.exe.
I do and then I get the 1607 error message above.
And that's it. I cannot go any further and I've been looking for answers but am having NO luck.
So - HELP!
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Re: 1607: unable to install Installshield scripting in runtime
Thanks for the reply.
As it turns out the router works and I am able to connect wirelessly without using the adapter.
Thanks
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Re: 1607: unable to install Installshield scripting in runtime
That's great. Just curious. How were you able to connect wirelessly without using the adapter? You said your computer is not wireless.
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Re: 1607: unable to install Installshield scripting in runtime
I am actually a Mac person and I am using this old Dell Dimension Desktop that someone gave me termporarily.
So it has been trial and error figureing out how to get this going.
I had bought a Netgear router a while back off Craigslist because my current local ISP did not have wireless access, just a modem.
I did this hook up once before and after searching I found that I needed to get the adapter and I found a Netgear adapter at the local Goodwill and hooked it up. So it's been super cheap to use it.
Anyway, last time I hooked it up for a wireless connection I used the adapter, so I hooked it up again and kept getting that stupid popup above so I came here.
This time I really am not sure what happened. After I plugged in the router and the adapter I had a wireless connection and the adapter did not blink the little blue light like it did before and i was connected. The router was lit up correctly.
The Dell has this "Wireless Network Setup WIzard." I used it again and could not figure out why all of a sudden I was connected,
even though the adapter was hooked up to the tower ( yeah, this is an old Dell but works fine 🙂 ) and was not blinking.
I just went back and opened up the WNSW and remember that there are 2 ways - with a USB flash drive or adding another network. I did not use the flash drive so I used the other, which is what I used last time.
Either way, I really don't know what happened. The adaper is not blinking and I have a wireless connection.
So, I dunno. Last time there was a Netgear windown that popped up with the info of other networks etc. And there was an icon in the
menu on the bottom. I don't have any of that now. I am just connected.
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Re: 1607: unable to install Installshield scripting in runtime
The history was not necessary. Sorry about that. Just excess verbage.
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