When trying to install an update to iTunes or GarminExpressInstaller, time and time again. The error message is: 'the feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable click ok to try again, or enter an alternate path to a folder containing the installation package' When I locate the msi-installer and click it, I got other erro messages, like: 'You cannot downgrade Garminexpress' or similar. I use Win X now, build 10240.

Does anybody has a solution for this, 'cause it's starting to get really annoying. Hi, You can try to install the application in compatibility mode and check. You can follow the steps given below to install the application. Make older programs compatible with this version of Windows If you still face this issue I suggest you to contact on the links given below. For iTunes For Garmin Express Installer Let us know the status of the issue. Hi, it did not work.

Cold Chisal Midi File. I tried the 'solve compatibility problem (re-translation of this from Dutch). The installation *seemed* to go through, but at a certain moment, on what I thought was the finishing proces within the Apple-installation procedure, I got exactly the same error message. It still said that the installation program couldn't find the iTunes6464.msi in the directory, while I was *looking* at it in that directory. Now - to say it mildly - I'm not a fan of iTunes, but it's not only an Apple/Windos thing: it also occurs with Garmins Express Installer (of wich I'm not dependend, my updating of firmware can be done via alternative ways luckily) Harry. Hi Harry Thanks for the advice.

In order for you to download and use the G-Tones Installer, Please do the following 1. Right click on the download link for the Garmin G-tunes installer. When trying to install an update to iTunes or GarminExpressInstaller, time and time again. When I locate the msi-installer and click it, I got other erro messages, like: 'You cannot downgrade Garminexpress' or similar. I also tried to get a sollution on my countries gps/Garmin forum, but to no avail.

I downloaded the Free version of Revo Uninstaller and ran it looking for Garmin Express. It found all the files associated with it. Retrouver Serial Avec Ollydbg Linux. It also found a lot of files that were not associated to it so deleting all was not an option. I noticed that most of the files containing the name Garmin were in bold. So I decided to delete all those that were bolded whether they had the name Garmin or not. It was the right decision.

It also found files that were 'left-over.' I deleted those also.

After rebooting I tried to run the install of Express and it failed, but it failed in another place. It failed on trying to find the file associated with 'Garmin Express Tray'. I ran Revo again using 'Garmin Express Tray' under forced uninstall. I went through the same procedure as above for all the files found. After rebooting I tried to reload it again and it seemed to go a little further. This time it failed on a file called 'Elevatedinstallerinstaller.msi.

Needless to say I re-ran Revo using the name 'Elevated Installer' and deleted all files that Revo found in bold. I rebooted again and ran the install package for Express. This time it finished without an error. It was a little risky deleting these files, but it paid off.