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Re: I am downloading software and it keeps saying not a valid win32 application when I try to run th
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 mikemcknight 
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Registered: 06-14-2007
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Hello, First off, Thank you for posting here on the forums! What software are you trying to install? Have you verified if it compatible with your Version of Windows ? are you using 32 Bit Operating system or 64 Bit? If you could provide more details on the software your trying to install, I will keep an eye on this post and try to get back to you in a timely manor  Cheers, Message Edited by mikemcknight on 11-03-2009 04:13 PM
Mike McKnight
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11-03-2009 09:16 AM
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Re: I am downloading software and it keeps saying not a valid win32 application when I try to run th
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 Jeff_Windows 
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Registered: 10-01-2009
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I'm guessing your download is corrupt. If you have already tried running the program as an admin and in compatibility mode, then remove the program and try re-downloading it. Let us know what happens when you do this.
Jeff- Windows Canada Outreach
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11-03-2009 01:09 PM
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Re: I am downloading software and it keeps saying not a valid win32 application when I try to run th
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AndrAia
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To add on to the other posts here - if you're original download was corrupt it can sometimes remain in the temporary internet files and cause subsequent downloads to be corrupt. You can try clearing your temporary internet files in IE 7 or 8 as follows: - click "tools" in the top right corner - select "internet options" - In the "general" tab click the button that says "delete..." in the "Browsing History" section - When the new window pops up click "delete files..." in the "Tempory Internet Files" section to clear this cache If you're using a different browser please list it here and we can provide alternet instructions for clearing the tempory internet files Thanks, M
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11-03-2009 05:34 PM
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