>SetupNew\setup.cpp (135)__PAPP:__PVENDOR:__PGUID:__@windows XP Service Pack 3 (2600) IE 8.0.60001.18702__

Question

I downloaded PC Studio for my Samsung and got this error.

>SetupNew\setup.cpp (135)

PAPP:

PVENDOR:

PGUID:

@windows XP Service Pack 3 (2600) IE 8.0.60001.18702

How can I fix it?

Answer 1

Hi al1902,

What Windows Operating System have you installed?

This sounds like the download is corrupt. I suggest that you uninstall the original download and get it again from the website.

If it is a large file, perhaps using a Download Manager might help.

Download and install Download manager from this link : http://store.microsoft.com/Help/Download-Manager

Also I'd suggest you to optimize and reset Internet Explorer before you reinstall the PC Studio for your computer

Follow the steps in the given link to optimize IE.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936213

Click on "Fixit" from this link and check : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923737

Azeez Nadeem - Microsoft Support

Answer 2

I downloaded PC Studio for my Samsung and got this error.

>SetupNew\setup.cpp (135)

PAPP:

PVENDOR:

PGUID:

@windows XP Service Pack 3 (2600) IE 8.0.60001.18702

How can I fix it?

Answer 3

I was having this exact problem, and the issue was that Windows could not locate the 'TEMP' directory. Details:

OS: Win 7, up to date

Problems

• I was getting the above error when installing some programs
• When installing other programs, I was getting errors saying the program could not access a file
• Some programs that were installed were having problems (Google Sync in particular) and could not be uninstalled.
• Some icons (particularly internet bookmarks) were not showing up (generic 'blank page' shown instead)

Issue

I have C: located on a 128GB SSD, and had moved all unnecessary files to one of my platter drives to save space. This included the Windows 'TEMP' and 'TMP' directories. The platter drive with TEMP on it then failed. I could boot into Windows, but any task using those directories would not work. When programs are (un)installing, they write/read to the TEMP dirs during the process.

Fix

Change the location of TEMP and TMP.

• Go into the start menu and type 'environment' into the search box.
• Select 'Edit environment variables for your account'
• Select the TEMP listing in the top box and point it to a location that exists.
• Repeat for TMP
• If they are already pointing at a real location, you could scan the drive for errors. Otherwise, this is likely not the problem you are having.

I think the 'small SSD, large platter drives' setup is becoming more common, so this error could become more prevalent.

Answer 4

Thanks! After changing the temp location to a working adress everything worked again.

I couldn't directly access 'edit environment for your account' for some reason though. For anyone with that Problem here is how I changed the location in the first place:

Change location of TEMP files folder to another drive

Answer 5

I want download >setupNew\setup.cpp(135),PAPP:,PVENDOR:PGUID

@weindows XP Service Pack 3(2600)IE8.0.60001.18702