Couldn't set up the installer
Check to be sure you are connected to the Internet
Details:
You cannot download Windows Live programs unless you're connected to the Internet.
Error: 0x8104000d
Source: WaitForCatalog
If you are sure you are connected to the Internet (i.e. other programs like your web browser work) then the problem is likely to be:
- It is being blocked by a Firewall - this could be the Windows Firewall, or could be built into a product like Norton Internet Security, or Sophos Protection, or could be a corporate firewall on your network.
- Your web traffic is routed through a proxy which is specially configured in your browser, and may require authentication with your Windows (or other) credentials. The issue with this approach, is that many Windows applications are not proxy-aware and assume they have a straight, unauthenticated connection to port 80 on external servers.
Relating to the second point above, if you are behind an HTTP proxy that you don't have control over (say at work), which is not configured to be completely transparent, then the Windows Live Web installer will not work.
It won't know how to connect to Microsoft's download server to get the packages for installation.
There is an offline installer for Windows Live Essentials, so you can use that if you don't want to mess with your proxy settings. It is 215 MB, though, so if you're short on bandwidth you should persevere with the web installer as this will only download what you select. Download Windows Live Essentials full install here.
On Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008, you need to do this:
Open a Windows command prompt - type cmd in the Start Menu
Type: netsh winhttp
You should then see:
netsh winhttp>_
then type:
OR, if you want to exclude some other domains:
set proxy yourproxyserver.example.com:port "
(port should be 8080 or 3128 usually)
Then restart the Windows Live installer.
After it has installed, you can go back to the netsh prompt and clear your changes with:
reset proxy
Having trouble? Let us know in the comments!
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