Native error 00019

I'm trying to download an update to a program I've been using. When
try to get the latest version I receive the message "cannot create file
Native error 00019". I'm using Windows Vista 64 bit. Any suggestion
what I can do

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njks

njks;1001287 Wrote:
> I'm trying to download an update to a program I've been using. When I
> try to get the latest version I receive the message "cannot create file
> Native error 00019". I'm using Windows Vista 64 bit. Any suggestions
> what I can do?

Whats the Program that you are refering to update ?


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ferrisits

The program is MMS Web. A program that allows me to download files t
my
Palm T/X

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njks

njks;1001287 Wrote:
> I'm trying to download an update to a program I've been using. When
> try to get the latest version I receive the message "cannot create file
> Native error 00019". I'm using Windows Vista 64 bit. Any suggestion
> what I can do

The entire message reads: Unzip:Cannot create file "C\Windows\Uninstal
MMSWeb.exe: Native error:00019 File processing error, possibly disk i
ful

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njks

144 g

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njks

Alpha wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 18:57:39 -0500, njks <> wrote:
>
>> njks;1001287 Wrote:
>>> I'm trying to download an update to a program I've been using. When I
>>> try to get the latest version I receive the message "cannot create file
>>> Native error 00019". I'm using Windows Vista 64 bit. Any suggestions
>>> what I can do?
>> The entire message reads: Unzip:Cannot create file "C\Windows\Uninstall
>> MMSWeb.exe: Native error:00019 File processing error, possibly disk is
>> full
>
> I hesitate to ask, but how much free space do you have on C: ?
I had a similar problem with zip files that created by
another program - in this case winzip pro. Windows internal
zip could not open the files, and yielded the 00019 error
(possibly corrupt).
Check with the vendor supplying the update, to find out what
program they used to zip the files. You might need the
specific program to unzip them.

Thanks so much for your help. I did find the message misleading.
After searching around my computer I found the file, went to propertie
& had to give permission to proceed as the administrator. Next time
I'll know what to check. :geek

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njks