Setup.Exe has stopped working

[rbass]

I tried to use cheats for last weeks games and now trying this weeks cheats and upon downloading the cheat files I get a Setup.Exe error.
More specific the euchre cheat produced a Setup2175.Exe has stopped working error, and bonus check cheat produced a Setup2100.Exe has stopped working error.
I have followed all direction for downloading and installing the cheats and checked settings, even tried deleting and reinstalling. Nothing seems to be working.

[rbass]

I also have a screenshot of my system info, but not sure how to add to the forum.

[Homer]

delete the programs
reboot your pc
redownload from BH

[rbass]

I have done all of the above, and that didn't help any.  I even tried to download next weeks challenge helpers and those are doing the same thing.

[Homer]

turn off windows error reporting

[rbass]

I just went and applied those settings and the same issue still prevails. "Setupxxxx.Exe has stopped working."
"A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Please close the program." :OO

[Stinkerbell]

What OS are you using?

[Homer]

Something on your pc is interferring with the program running. Try turning off your anti-virus

[rbass]

Vista Home Premium, Version 6.6.6001 Service Pack 1 Build 6001.

[Stinkerbell]

Vista can be quirky, too.  I know.  I have Vista.  Make sure you're still set as administrator (sometimes that changes all by itself).  Also, go to Computer> C> Program Files> BadgeHelp.  Right click on the Badge Help Folder and choose Properties, then go to the Security tab.  Make sure you have total access to that file.  It might help, might not, but at least you're ruling out 1 more thing.  Good luck!

[PogoKaz]

Have there been recent updates to your OS or have you got any due?

Can you download it then start the computer in safe mode.....will it install then?

Vista asks you to authorise every system change, every download etc......have you by accident clicked decline on one of the autos?

Have you in the last couple of days installed any other program that might be conflicting?

Have you uninstalled any program in the last couple of days that may have taken the file needed to open these autos?

Is there any chance you have a virus that has deleted some critical windows files?

Have you completely uninstalled the auto (not just the icon) before rebooting and downloading again?  (clearing cookies/cache/temp files and defraging could also be a good idea)

Can you download any other programs? Do these download ok or are you getting the same error?

Just some some options to look at  :/\

[rbass]

Windows Security Center Firewall and Norton 360 Firewall are turned off, Norton 360 Malware/Virus Protection is off.
Still same problem.

[rbass]

Vista can be quirky, too.  I know.  I have Vista.  Make sure you're still set as administrator (sometimes that changes all by itself).  Also, go to Computer> C> Program Files> BadgeHelp.  Right click on the Badge Help Folder and choose Properties, then go to the Security tab.  Make sure you have total access to that file.  It might help, might not, but at least you're ruling out 1 more thing.  Good luck!

That program file does not exist, I can not install the programs. And yes I did go and look. :ooo

[Stinkerbell]

That program file does not exist, I can not install the programs. And yes I did go and look. :ooo

WOW!   :o

[rbass]

Have there been recent updates to your OS or have you got any due?

Can you download it then start the computer in safe mode.....will it install then?

Vista asks you to authorise every system change, every download etc......have you by accident clicked decline on one of the autos?

Have you in the last couple of days installed any other program that might be conflicting?

Have you uninstalled any program in the last couple of days that may have taken the file needed to open these autos?

Is there any chance you have a virus that has deleted some critical windows files?

Have you completely uninstalled the auto (not just the icon) before rebooting and downloading again?  (clearing cookies/cache/temp files and defraging could also be a good idea)

Can you download any other programs? Do these download ok or are you getting the same error?

Just some some options to look at  :/\

Q1: No and No
Q2: Haven't tried that.
Q3: NO, Accept every time.
Q4: No new programs.
Q5: No programs have been uninstalled.
Q6: Windows Defender and Norton 360 have not found any new viruses that could delete any files.
Q7: Yes, I have but not as far as to defrag.
Q8: Yes, I downloaded the JRE2 and it works fine, no errors.