MsiInstaller error code 1013 every 15 minutes after updating new keycode
I am getting this MsiInstaller error code 1013 every 15 minutes on both Windows 10 computers. It happened soon after updating Webroot with new key code. Have done this in years past and no problems. Can’t seem to get any support from Webroot when I click on “Help and Support” nothing happens.
So to test my theory Webroot was the problem, I got both laptop and desktop (both Windows 10 with current updates) and was watching via computer management screen the error mention above happen every 15 minutes on both computers. On laptop I removed Webroot and started using Microsoft default virus software. No more errors have occurred on laptop for last 2 ½ hours. Still getting errors on desktop.
Also, noticed something I don’t remember seeing before and that is a little padlock on the Webroot tray icon. Maybe it’s always been there ? I did set Webroot not to auto update, that hasn’t made any difference. More of the error code info is below:
Product: Core -- Unable to install because a newer version of this product is already installed.
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Hello @diverjer
Have you contacted Webroot support for help as they have tools to help you.
Note: When submitting a Support Ticket, Please wait for a response from Support. Putting in another Support Ticket on this problem before Support responses will put your first Support Ticket at the end of the queue.
I did put in a ticket and was told to uninstall and reinstall. They had me do it this way , start, run and then type this in "C:\Program Files\Webroot\WRSA.exe" -uninstall So I followed what they said.
I did it, then they had a link for download and said to not let it import my old settings. However it hasn’t asked to import old settings, just took off scanning system to and adapting Secureanywhere to best protect you.
Seems to be a standard first thing to try, uninstall and reinstall.
Will it’s loaded, will wait the 15 minutes and see if error still comes on. I was looking around as the shield of MS is on with yellow! which usually means not protected or something wrong. However when looking on Virus and Threat Protection, it shows Webroot and all is green. If I click on the menu Firewall and Network Protection , Private Network Active-it shows Microsoft Defender Firewall is on. Checked Webroot and it’s firewall is also active. Don’t know why that yellow ! is on there instead of the green check mark.
Also look under the Identity Protection Tab and you can add the Browsers you have and anything else you would like to protect, just to let you know the Realtime Shield is always looking for bad files on your PC!
I have my Firefox browser open at this time so the little yellow padlock shows up!