"IE 7.0 Unattended Install Utility has stopped working" error:
To resolve the error, go to the "ieUnatt.exe" file in the ?C:/Windows/System32? folder, and then right click on that file (named "ieUnatt.exe") and then left click on "Run as administrator." Restart your computer and retry to reset Internet Explorer by left clicking on "Reset" button on the "Advanced" tab in Internet Options in the Control Panel.
> On Wednesday, June 02, 2010 2:23 PM bluemoonfla wrote:
> Frustration at Windows 7 continues. New Toshiba L455D-S5976 laptop running
> Windows 7 Home premium.
> When trying to perform the "reset internet explorer settings" function and
> error message appeared with the following:
> C:\windows\system32\ieunatt.exe
> IE 7.0 Unattended Install Utility has stopped working
> Windows is checking for a solution to the problem....
>
> This stayed there for 10 mins, until I used taskmgr to close it
>
> Have gone to IE8 website, thinking I could download clean copy of IE8, only
> to receive message saying IE8 is part of Windows 7, and no download links for
> it since I am already running it.
> If I am running IE8, why am I getting a IE7 unattend.exe error message???
> I was resetting IE8 to try to clear anything that may be blocking my update
> for Adobe Reader 9.3 which is also failing with error message 1311 source
> file not found.
> So am I running IE8 or IE7?
>> On Wednesday, June 02, 2010 7:52 PM PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:
>> Is it Win7 64-bit?
>>
>> Reset Fix It KB923737 is not supported in Win7. See this page instead:
>> http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...lorer-settings
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>
>> Troubleshoot Adobe Reader installation for Windows
>> http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/403/kb403923.html
>>
>> Adobe Reader Support Forum
>> http://forums.adobe.com/community/ad...s/adobe_reader
>>
>>
>> bluemoonfla wrote:
>>> On Wednesday, June 02, 2010 8:01 PM rob^_^ wrote:
>>> Hi BM,
>>>
>>> Go to get.adobe.com/reader/
>>>
>>> And download and install the latest version from there.... they have had
>>> multiple updates in the past few months and have changed the way they update
>>> their software... It may be that your current version is looking in an old
>>> location for the latest update.
>>>
>>> The C:\windows\system32\ieunatt.exe error is probably occurring because you
>>> have an open connection to the Adobe update servers left open that is poling
>>> their servers and stopping the IE Reset from gaining exclusive elevated
>>> access to the IE Registry settings.
>>>
>>> Once you install the latest Adobe reader update, you could try the IE Reset
>>> again, but I would not worry about it until the next time you need to use
>>> it... i am expecting that the correct Adobe update will make THAT issue
>>> disappear.
>>>
>>> Regards.
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