9.) Look for HP Printer driver. If you see it Click on it and click Remove at the bottom. 10.) Select Ok. 11.) Select Apply and Ok on the Print Server Properties windows. 12.) Close Devices and Printers. 13.) Restart the PC. 14.) Download and install the printer Drivers and utilities from HP Support Page.

Thank you, yes I have tried the manual download and no, there aren't any versions of java on the machine at this point. If I try running the java installer I get 'object already exists'. If I try installing to an alternate folder I get a message that indicates all the processes that need to be stopped for it to install and if I proceed I get BSOD because it literally stops all processes. If I try ninite installer I get error 1603.

If I try running the microsoft fixit tool I get a fatal error. It has been very frustrating. At this point I'm considering an OS reinstall but that will involve alot of reinstalls and updates because of various software on the system. I don't know that a re-install will solve this issue as it appears to be a pretty widespread issue With this JAVA Version. I am working on a customers Dell Inspiron 1525 Vista 32 bit that has the same issue. IE 9 Java Install Error, Java download packages jre-7u67-windows-i586.exe and JavaSetup7u67.exe.

Error Message 'Object Already Exists'. Java Uninstalled from system, Checked Registry & removed all entries for it No luck. Ran install as administrator no joy. Tried uninstaller no joy, Tried Installing Java in different Folder C:/Program Files/JAVA6_7/JRE7 that I created no joy.

I Have Googled this Issue and there seems to be many with same issue but no real solution. Have tried System UPDATE Readtness Tool Windows6.0-KB947821-v34-x86. Kartochki sostav chisel pervogo desyatka domiki.

Windows Fix-it Install/Uninstall, No Malware on System (there was some previously but that was removed) this issue started when I was updating Windows, Shockwave, Flash, Acrobat Reader & Java With some of the same issue present for them. Perpetual Geek In Training.

Resolving Error 1603 You can’t solve this error unless you have a general idea of what is causing it. However, most of us aren’t tech wizards, so we can do quite a bit through process of elimination first before things get too technical. Start by installing the program you’ve been having trouble with on a different drive. For example, if you’re installing the program on one of your two hard drives, simply try installing it on the other.

Before you do that, however, uninstall the program so that there isn’t a corrupted version from your previous attempts that might go on to cause problems for you. Once uninstalled, you’ll be working with a blank slate. Try installing the program on another hard drive or in a different folder on your computer.

To Know More go to this link: http://answer.techbuddiesonline.com/view_page.php?mid=7&&sid=15. Windows touch screen driver download. This fixed my problem: I wanted to point out the fix I ran into with this exact problem.

It appears KB2918614 broke the Windows Installer Service. Go to your Windows Update History and remove that update (it will have been installed near the time you began having this problem). Then reboot and try again. If this fixes it. Hide this windows update until Microsoft comes up with a fix for it.

Randomly ran into this issue with a brand new java install (java was never on the machine before). This resolved it.