lypaser, the current error is now saying that the MSI is corrupt in some way, so it is unclear on what the next step would be. The work to obtain these files is manual where we have to look at the log output, decipher what MSI cached file is missing or is corrupt, and then look at the potential original installer to determine the likely source. The challenge is that the OS MSI engine generates the paths and names of the files in the cache and they are different for every system, so even looking at another system is challenging to compare.
It is possible that maybe we reversed the names of the two files that we gave you so you could try to swap them and this is causing the new error. If that does not work, there is not much more we can do as there could be many files missing that the installer will consider a fatal error and prevent the uninstall transaction from working.
Scott Richardson
https://testeract.com
