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How to force QuickBooks installation to reinstall its dependencies edjubenville 03-09-2009
Posted by edjubenville on March 9, 2009, 9:31 pm
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Can I force QuickBooks setup.exe to reinstall ALL of its .NET
dependencies, and other dependencies too? The reason is that some
files became corrupt on my harddisk and stopped QuickBooks 2008 from
running. Reinstalling QuickBooks didn't help, but after
uninstalling .NET framework 1.0, a subsequent reinstallation of
QuickBooks got farther because it reinstalled that .NET framework.
Then QuickBooks found another corrupt file, so it was still broken.
So, the question is... Can I force QuickBooks installation to ignore
any existing dependencies, and reinstall EVERYTHING that it includes
on its distribution CD?

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