Some Windows 7 beta testers that are reporting installation errors with Windows Update and third-party applications.
These errors will commonly manifest as crashes of Explorer and MSI-based installers. These problems may be an issue related to the Customer Experience Improvement Program, or CEIP, client, which is also known as SQM.
If you are experiencing these these issues, there is a workaround that may resolve these problems. Please note, any machine that's currently not affected by this problem does not need this fix, nor will any future installations or upgrades require it.
Copy the following code to your clipboard:
Click Start >> Type in cmd >> Right click cmd and then select Run as administrator.
Right click on the cmd window's black area, then select paste. Press Enter, you should see a message stating The operation completed successfully.
This problem occurred when Microsoft deployed a configuration change. The above fix will remove those changes, the Registry keys, in order to prevent further CEIP related crashes. Microsoft has also removed this configuration change to that the issue does not occur in future builds and updates.
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These errors will commonly manifest as crashes of Explorer and MSI-based installers. These problems may be an issue related to the Customer Experience Improvement Program, or CEIP, client, which is also known as SQM.
If you are experiencing these these issues, there is a workaround that may resolve these problems. Please note, any machine that's currently not affected by this problem does not need this fix, nor will any future installations or upgrades require it.
Copy the following code to your clipboard:
Code:
reg delete HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SQMClient\Windows\DisabledSessions /va /fClick Start >> Type in cmd >> Right click cmd and then select Run as administrator.
Right click on the cmd window's black area, then select paste. Press Enter, you should see a message stating The operation completed successfully.
This problem occurred when Microsoft deployed a configuration change. The above fix will remove those changes, the Registry keys, in order to prevent further CEIP related crashes. Microsoft has also removed this configuration change to that the issue does not occur in future builds and updates.
Click here for more Windows 7 Tutorials :: Register for free to ask questions regarding this tutorial or Windows 7.
