Can't reinstall M1 Tune

[6ick6]

I started getting htm errors when trying to load packages. I tried everything from unistall and reinstall. Downloading the installation files several times. Ran the registry cleaner. But it keeps giving the message as shown in the screencap attached.

I also had M1 build and i2 installed. I also unistalled M1 build and i2, but it is still the same.

Maybe it's not related, but the M1 Tune errors started appearing when I uninstalled M1 Build.

[AndrewD]

I'm sorry to hear you were having problems installing M1 Tune 1.3. Did you get this resolved? If you are still having problems it would be helpful if you could generate a log file from the install process.

1) Start a command prompt: hold down the windows key and press R then type "cmd" in the box
2) change to the directory with the M1 tune installer and type this command:

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 m1_tune_1.3.3.0194.exe /v"/l*v install.log"

3) zip the install.log file and email it to support@motec.com.au

After you have done the above you may be able to fix this manually by running these commands:

32bit windows:

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reg delete HKLM\Software\MoTeC /v "Archiver Merge Module Version" /f
reg delete HKLM\Software\MoTeC /v "Archiver Path" /f


64bit windows:

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reg delete HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\MoTeC /v "Archiver Merge Module Version" /f
reg delete HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\MoTeC /v "Archiver Path" /f


Then try to reinstall M1 Tune.

The M1 Tune 1.4 (currently in beta) may also already fix this installation issue.

[karel021]

nice the Reg delete worked like a charm

[Mobne]

I have the same issue on swedish windows. My registry just says access denied to delete the registry code.

[z0mgchris]

Are you running the powershell/cmd strings as administrator? have you confirmed the keys exist?

[Mobne]

Problem was that I had to run cmd as admin.