In microsoft.public.money, seawtchr wrote:

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Thanks for the info. I had not seen reference to that error.

Hi, it was Error 17.0. I was unable to find anything on it. However, I did
get through to technical support after many hours on hold. We had a lot of
difficulty. If anyone experiences the same problem this is what we ended up
doing: Money Plus was already loaded. I opened the sample money from
programs, restored my back up final and it seemed to work. However we still
had some problems. I did receive Error 17.0. I'm not sure if this is the
error 17.0 but money plus wouldn't recognize my budget from M06 so I had to
create a new one. After I did, I didn't receive Error 17.0 again and I had
access to my files. Wow! this could really drive someone to drink! Thanks
for getting back to me.
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karen


"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, seawtchr wrote:

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17.0 would be a version number rather than an error number.

What is the actual error message?

I'm installing money plus deluxe in windows xp. After signing in,
synchronizing, I received error 17.0. I'm unable to find the report for this
error and I'm unable to do anything until I end money in my task manager.
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karen


"MrBadBack" wrote:

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Hi - I was wondering if there was any further resolution to this issue. I am
having the exact same problem - and I too deleted the registry key as
recommended below and still cannot get the Money Plus Deluxe software to
install on my computer.

"MrBadBack" wrote:

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I took out the edit and retried installing Money and got the same response
"Autorun.inf" file missing or corrupted.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, MrBadBack wrote:

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I would go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\IniFileMapping\Autorun.inf]
[at]="[at]SYSoesNotExist"

in regedit and delete the key. But maybe I would be wrong to do
that. I have that key fairly recently added myself.

You could save a restore point before making the change, and restore
that restore point if you wanted to undo it.

Of course let us know what you learn.


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Yes, I did this some time ago and forgot about it. How do I un-do it?

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, MrBadBack wrote:

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Did you do something like this?:
http://windowssecrets.com/2007/11/08...utoRun-attacks

I am all in favor of killing promiscuous autorun, but there may be
some side effect of some methods.

When running "Setup.exe" from the CD I get the error : The AUTORUN.INF file
is missing or corrupt. I tried an older version from Money 2003 and get the
same error message. Using windows explorer the file is there and also
readable with notepad.
Any Ideas?