The problem:

When trying to uninstall TrendMico Office Scan you are prompted for a password.

Solution:

• Start -> run and type MSCONFIG
• Under services and uncheck TrendMicro Unauthorized Change Prevention Service
• Restart the computer
• Start -> run type Regedit
• Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TrendMicro\PC-cillinNTCorp\CurrentVersion\Misc
• Changing the AllowUninstall value to 1

You may get a page reading “Navigation to the webpage was canceled”

The solution:

Right click on the file, go to properties and select unblock.

Cannot start Microsoft Office Outlook. Cannot open the Outlook window.

The solution for me was to go to Start -> Run -> and type Outlook.exe /resetnavpane

Part 1 - Customizing the Installer:

Last updatede on September 17, 2009 to reflect the newest version of LogMeIn version 4.0.0.966 (Sep 5 2009)

Get the tools that you will need to complete this job:

Download Orca – Orca is a MSI editor. It allows you to change the title and text of any MSI installer.
LogMeIn.com – Log into your LogMeIn account and download the installer. 

Download me in installer to a folder on your desktop. Make a copy and name it LogMeInClean.msi incase you corrupt your installer and have to restart.

Step 1: Edit the OnInstallExecuteSequence Table:

Find the installer you just downloaded and right click on it and select “Edit with Orca”

Find InstallExecuteSequence under the table list on the left hand side, then do the following: 

1. Select GetDeployInfo under the action list. 
   Change: UILevel=2 AND UPGRADEPRODUCT<>1 AND InstallMode<>”Remove”
   into: UPGRADEPRODUCT<>1 AND InstallMode<>”Remove”         

2. Right click on the right panel and select “Add Row”:
   ACTION: GetLMIRegistrationCookie
   CONDITION: NOT Installed
   SEQUENCE: 3710         

3. Right click on the right panel and select “Add Row”:
   ACTION: LMIGetLicense
   CONDITION: NOT Installed
   SEQUENCE: 3730         

4. Select CreateUser under the action list. 
   Change: CANCREATEUSER AND PASSWORDSOK=”true” AND VersionNT AND REMOVE<>”ALL”
   into: VersionNT AND REMOVE<>”ALL”         

5. Select CreateUserSetProperty under the action list. 
   Change: CANCREATEUSER AND PASSWORDSOK=”true” AND VersionNT AND REMOVE<>”ALL”
   into: VersionNT AND REMOVE<>”ALL”         

6. Right click on SetX64Path and select “Drop Row”
   Right click on SetX86Path and select “Drop Row”

Find Property under the table list on the left hand side, then do the following: under the table list on the left hand side, then do the following: 

1. Select LICENSETYPE under the action list.”
   Change: 5
   into: 0       
2.  Right click on DEPLOYID and select “Drop Row” Important note, since installers can be reversed make a LogMeIn account which only has the ability to add computers, then move them out of that user’s name.  Once they are installed. Use this account for the following steps.  To make an account login to your LogMeIn account and click users on the left hand side. Then add a new Administrator, and give that account the ability to Deploy Computers. When a new computer is added you will want to edit that user and remove rights to that computer if you choose to do it this way.
    
3. Right click on the right panel and select “Add Row”:
   property: USEREMAIL
   value: Your account’s email address  

4. Right click o n the right panel and select “Add Row”:
   property:USERWEBPASSWORD
   value: Your account’s web login password     

5. Right click on the right panel and select “Add Row”:
   propertyUSERPASSWORD
   value: Password if no windows password present         

6. Right click on the right panel and select “Add Row”:
   property: USERVERIFYPWD
   value: Password if no windows password present If you need to configure LogMeIn for a proxy look for the proxy settings in the action list.       

    

Then in Orca click File then Save. Make sure you do save and not save as, this is because Orca only saves the different changes, if you notice you have a tiny file like .5mb then you did it wrong. 

Part 2 – Making the Installer:

Get the tools that you will need to complete this job:

Download Inno Setup – Inno Setup is a free installer for Windows programs. 

Download the Setup Kit – A simple kit I have put together for you to create a custom installer. Change the images to meet your needs.
That is it, make sure you leave your comments.

Most of this information came from http://www.msfn.org/ by writting this post I hope to save you from digging through 8 pages of post, and give you the most relavent information for the newest version of LogMeIn.

 
Edit: 08/02/09:
Thank you Dale for pointing out a spelling mistake and an error.

Steps to take to fix the black canvas:

Adobe recommends that you try to update your video drivers to support GPU processing, and if this works I would take this route as it will make Photoshop more powerful.

If that does not work try the following:

1. Open  Photoshop go to Edit > Prefrences > Proformance.
2. Then under GPU Settings uncheck Enabled OpenGL Drawing.
3. A restart may be required, but I do not remember for sure.

Well that is what worked for me. I hope this helps others, because at the time when I Googled for a solution there was nothing.

 The Problem:

When installing the latest SCM utility and drivers you receive an error “Failed to install the Z-SAN SCSI miniport driver”  or similar.

 The Resolution:
If your installation already failed and the setup software tells you to restart, you must do so.

Next restart the installation. Select Customchange the default installation directory to anything but the default and then continue. The software should install perfectly now.

You can get the latest software from Netgear’s support page.

This fix came from scouring the comments from
 http://www.kowitz.net/archive/2007/09/11/netgear-sc101-finally-does-vista.aspx