Gaming 2755 Error Code When Installing some things on Win 7 64 bit.

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When installing Python, and Movie Maker, I get error code 2755 after it says "Cannot find the file specified. The error code screen is here:
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I'd re download the software again.
 
Well are both of them .msi files ? if yes then try another .msi file & if you get the same error then I guess something is wrong with your windows installer .

A windows reinstallation should fix it but there are probably other ways to fix it that I don't know about .
 
Windows installer issues? Maybe you don't have the admin privileges enabled to install stuff onto that location (which the app requires to work). Repeat the installation but before anything right-click on the installer, then "run as administrator".
 
Windows installer issues? Maybe you don't have the admin privileges enabled to install stuff onto that location (which the app requires to work). Repeat the installation but before anything right-click on the installer, then "run as administrator".
That isn't there for .msi files.
Well are both of them .msi files ? if yes then try another .msi file & if you get the same error then I guess something is wrong with your windows installer .

A windows reinstallation should fix it but there are probably other ways to fix it that I don't know about .
I only installed windows 7 last week. I have been having problems since then. I retried installing twice, from different downloads. One pirated, one legit from microsoft subscriber.
 
msi files usually come with an .exe executable. And windows installer handles all MSI /Microsoft Installers unless the installer is custom. And since we'er talking about Windows Movie Maker...

maybe that doesn't work on W7?

As last resource, you may want to use a VM and do video editing there
 
I had it on my old
msi files usually come with an .exe executable. And windows installer handles all MSI /Microsoft Installers unless the installer is custom. And since we'er talking about Windows Movie Maker...

maybe that doesn't work on W7?

As last resource, you may want to use a VM and do video editing there
My old computer, which it worked on, was 32 bit win7. That isn't the case.
 

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