Error Message: Setup Was Unable to Install All the Components (189679)

RESOLUTION

1. Click Start, click Run, and then type regedit.
2. Locate and click the following registry key:

   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion

3. Look in the right pane for a value called "ProgramFilesDir".
   
   NOTE: This value is used during the installation of Internet Explorer; if its data is incorrect, the installation of Internet Explorer does not succeed. It should contain something similar to "C:\Program Files". Whatever the value is, the drive and folder must exist on the hard disk and it must be the default installation location for programs on the computer. If it does not appear to be correct, double-click the value, and edit it in the string editor to make it correct.
4. Extract a new copy of the Oleaut32.dll file. To do so, follow the steps for the appropriate version of Internet Explorer:
   
   Internet Explorer 4:
   
   Use the C:\Windows\Command\Extract.exe program to extract the Ie4_1.cab file from the Ie4_s1.cab file to the Windows\Temp folder. Then, extract the Oleaut32.dll file from the Ie4_1.cab file in the Windows\Temp folder to the Windows\System or Winnt\System32 folder.
   
   NOTE: You can skip this step for Internet Explorer 4.0 for Windows NT 4.0.
   
   Internet Explorer 5:
   
   The Oleaut32.dll file is located in the Mdac_ie5.cab file in Internet Explorer version 5.
   
   Windows 95/98:
   
   If the Internet Explorer .cab files are unavailable, or if extracting the Internet Explorer version of the Oleaut32.dll file does not work, you may be able to resolve the issue by extracting the Windows version of the file.
   
   For Windows 95, the Oleaut32.dll file is located in the Win95_09.cab file on the Windows 95 CD-ROM.
   
   For Windows 98, you can extract this file by using the Sfc utility.
   
   For additional information about how to extract a file, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

   129605 How to Extract Original Compressed Windows Files

   NOTE: If you receive an "unknown compression type" error message, extract a new copy of the Extract.exe file from the Setupw95.cab cabinet file (Internet Explorer 4.x) or the Gsetup95.cab file (Internet Explorer 5) into the Windows\Command folder. This replaces the older version of Extract.exe that does not work with most of the Internet Explorer 4.x and 5 cab files. For additional information, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

   171241 Cannot Manually Extract Files from Cabinet Files

5. If they exist, rename the following files in the Windows\System (or Winnt\System32 for Windows NT) folder to an .old file extension:

   Advpack.dll
   Inseng.dll
   Jobexec.dll
   Urlmon.dll
   Wininet.dll
   Wintrust.dll
   Url.dll

   For information about renaming files, click Start, click Help, click the Index tab, type renaming, and then double-click the Files topic.
6. In Registry Editor, export the following registry keys to the desktop (for backup purposes):

   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup
   
   HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup

   Delete the following registry keys:

   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup
   
   HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Active Setup

   Quit Registry Editor.
7. In the Windows folder, rename the Active Setup Log.txt file to an .old file extension.
8. Delete the Internet Explorer 4.0 Setup folder. For information about deleting files and folders, click Start, click Help, click the Index tab, type deleting, and then double-click the Folders or Files or folders topic. Then, remove Setup files or corrupted Setup .cab files:
   
   Internet Explorer 4.x:
   
   Delete the Internet Explorer 4.0 Setup folder.
   
   Internet Explorer 5:
   
   Determine if one of the Setup .cab files was damaged or corrupted during download. To determine that this is the cause of the problem, look at the "Active Setup Log.txt" file in Notepad, and search for the word "Failed". If the cause of the problem is a corrupted .cab file, you see a line that is similar to the following example, except that the file name may be different:

   CheckTrust: C:\WINDOWS\msdownld.tmp\AS0C4771.tmp\IE_S3.CAB,
   Result: 0 (OK)
   File extraction: C:\WINDOWS\msdownld.tmp\AS0C4771.tmp\IE_S3.CAB,
   Result: 80004005 (Failed)

   If you see this information in the Active Setup Log.txt file, the cause is a corrupted .cab file and you should delete the corrupted cab file.
9. If it exists, delete the Windows\Temp\Ixp000.tmp folder. For information about deleting files and folders, click Start, click Help, click the Index tab, type deleting, and then double-click the Folders or Files or folders topic.
   
   NOTE: The America Online (AOL) version of Internet Explorer creates a folder named Msie5 in the Temp folder. Delete or rename this folder before installing Internet Explorer 5.
10. Windows NT only: Make sure that you are logged on as an administrator. If you are installing to an NTFS partition, the Administrators group should have Full Control on the folder to which you are installing (where Iexplore.exe is located). Typically, this will be C:\Program Files\Plus!\Microsoft Internet. Right-click this folder, click Properties, click the Security tab, and then click Permissions. Verify that "Administrators" is listed with Full Control access. If not, make the necessary changes, select Replace Permissions on Subdirectories, click OK, and then click OK again.
11. Disconnect from all mapped network drives and delete any persistent connections.
12. Run Internet Explorer Setup.