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Step 7 – Choose the “System Configuration” menu option from the programs list and enter the administrator password if the system asks. Step 6 – Select the “Start” menu button, enter “System Configuration” in the search text field, then press the “Enter” key.

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Step 5 – If the error is not corrected, restart Windows to configure the computer for a “clean” startup or boot without other programs running in the background that could be causing the error to get thrown.

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Step 4 – Select the “Start” button, then “apply” and “Ok” buttons, then restart the software installation. Step 3 – Double-click the “Windows Installer” on the services list and select the “Automatic” option in the Windows Installer properties dialog box. Enter the administrator password for the computer if asked then click the “Continue” menu button. Step 2 – Click the “Start” menu button, enter “services.msc” in the search text field, then press the “Enter” key. Step 1 – Log into the computer in administrator mode. Unfortunately, the fixes for the error on previous Windows OS versions will not work. Users can still encounter error 1603 on Windows 7.

If a security dialog box pops up, be sure to click the “Yes” button.

For other Windows systems, select the “Reset permissions on all child objects and enable propagation of inheritable permissions” checkbox next to the “SYSTEM” user account.

If using Windows XP, select the “Replace permission entries on all child objects with entries shown here that apply to child objects” checkbox next to the “SYSTEM” user account.

In the “Permissions” section, click the “Full Control” checkbox under “Allow” then click “Advanced.” A dialog box will appear.

When the “Select Users or Group” dialog appears, Click “SYSTEM” in the “Name” field.

If the “SYSTEM” user account does not appear, add it.

For Windows XP, verify that the “Group or User Names” box has the “SYSTEM” user account in it.

For Windows 2000, verify that the “Name” box has the “SYSTEM” user account in it.

Right click the drive that the software should be installed to and click “Properties.”.

Ensure that the SYSTEM account has the appropriate privileges as follows:

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Because of this, it is necessary for the SYSTEM account to have full control of any folder being installed to. The Windows Installer software uses the SYSTEM account for installation purposes. NOTE: This may cause some software to stop working. Also, try un-substituting the drive being installed to and try again with the original drive letter.Try installing the package into another non-substituted drive.Users cannot install software packaged in the Windows Installer format to a drive that is substituted for another drive. Remove the encryption and install the software again.

Install the software into a different folder that does not have encryption turned on.Users cannot install software packaged in the Windows Installer format into an encrypted folder. The actual error message that displays is “error 1603: A fatal error occurred during installation.” There are a few things that cause this to occur. When installing software that is packaged with the Windows Installer, users may get an error 1603.