Thread: Bad Database Location on Install
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Old 03-31-2010, 08:24 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Timoleon View Post
Yep, Microsoft Security Essentials was the problem. Disable it for the initial installation, and subsequent installations will go well.

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Originally Posted by tobarefeet View Post
I use Win Vista and it wont allow me to creat a folder with this command

I have tried several times to install and everytime get a bad database message. I have uninstalled and reinstalled. still the same thoughts?
Did you read post 4 by Timoleon (quoted above)? He said he was using Microsoft Security Essentials for spam/virus protection and turning it off allowed him to install the app. Try turning your Antivirus off and see if it installs.
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