error message when trying to install firefox 2 again,also firefox 3 in |
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error message when trying to install firefox 2 again,also firefox 3 in |
Jul 6 2008, 09:30 AM
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i tried going back to using firefox 2 but when i go to run that installation it gets to a certain point and gives me this error message "error opening file for writing: C Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/AccessibleMarshal.dll Click retry to try again or Cancel to stop the installation" Clicking retry does nothing...what is going on here?i am missin my firefox as opera and ie reaaaaaally suck in comparison~!plus i really need all my bookmarks that i cant access in my firefox browser now.thanks! |
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Jul 6 2008, 12:03 PM
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when i go into program files and then into the mozilla main folder...the 'uninstall ' folder there has three icons one says 'helper' and looks like a box with a blue top,i double click on that and it gives me this message 'windows cannot access this..etc'
the second icon is a text document that is just blank when i open it the third icon is uninstall.bak but i i am unable to open it with any of my programs and when i click the 'find theproper program online' option it does nothing and when i just right click on the whole darn ff/mozilla folder to try and delete it like that,it starts to do it but quickly gives me an error message 'cant delete accessablemarshall.dll:access is denied.make sure the disk is not full or write protected and that the file is not currently in use' -to note,this is the same file...the accessablemarshall.dll file...that comes up as an error when i try to run the new ff and reinstall it... whats going on here? thanks |
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Jul 6 2008, 04:27 PM
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![]() Trusted Techie Posts: 4,632 From: Now in a MEMA (Katrina) Cottage OS: Win XP/Vista Home Premium. Backup PC: Commodore 64 with 300 baud modem! |
See if you can't recover your bookmarks first from ~/.mozilla/firefox/(profile)/bookmarks.html. If not found there, search for bookmarks.html and copy them to a folder of your choice. Then go to the Add and Remove Program Utility in Control Panel and remove all instances of Firefox. You may have to go to c:/Program Files/ and delete all instances of the Firefox folder. Then try downloading and installing FF 3 if that's the one you want to use.
For you recovering your bookmarks firs, you might read: Lost bookmarks Ron |
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Jul 7 2008, 05:17 AM
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Member ![]() ![]() Posts: 24 OS: winxp |
where do i type the ~/.mozilla/firefox/(profile)/bookmarks.html in?
i do have my bookmarks saved on my desktop as i searched for the bookmarks.html and found them before the problem is that firefox is not in the 'add or remove programs' section,and when i go into the program section like u recomend the uninstall folder isnt usable somehow and deleting the whole folder at once doesnt work for reasons mentioned in above posts.the one file isnt deleting and cancels it for some reason.the accessiblemarshall thang. thanks |
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Jul 20 2008, 08:56 AM
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i still havent been able to fix this...any advice?
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