I am unable to locate shredder.msi anywhere and the updates are asking me a path.....I am new to computers and don't know how to fix this. Kindly help me step by step so that i can find or reinstall the missing'shredder.msi' file.

no pc told
no os told

msi makes 1000 of models, not told.
you need mobo schooling, ask.

Error 3 is a failure to communicate with Google Update. There are two known reasons for this:

1. You're running Vista/ 7 and you have configured Google Chrome to always run as administrator. This is a known issue with the Google Chrome auto-updating mechanism and can be avoided by simply running Google Chrome as a normal user. Additionally, keep in mind that for security reasons we recommend that you don't elevate the privilege of Google Chrome to administrator.
   
2. Google Update isn't registered properly. To fix this, verify that GoogleUpdate.exe exists in the location specified in the Windows Registry Editor.
   

   The instructions below involve viewing your registry. If you're uncomfortable or unfamiliar with this, you may want to consult your local computer guru before following these steps.
   

   1. Go to the Start menu > Run.
   2. Enter regedit.
   3. Click OK. The Registry Editor should appear.
   4. In the tree view on the left, navigate to the following directory:

      HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{2F0E2680-9FF5-43C0-B76E-114A56E93598}\LocalServer32
      

   5. The "Default" value should correspond to the location of your GoogleUpdate.exe or GoogleUpdateOnDemand.exe file. Verify that GoogleUpdate.exe exists at the given path.
      • If GoogleUpdate.exe doesn't exist in this location, try uninstalling and reinstalling Google Chrome.
      • If GoogleUpdate.exe or GoogleUpdateOnDemand.exe exists at a different location, right-click the 'Default' value and select Modify. Enter the correct file path and make sure you use double-quotation marks, e.g. "C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Update\GoogleUpdate.exe(or GoogleUpdateOnDemand.exe)"
3. You can also try reinstalling Google Chrome and install through an alternate installer
   
   

   Hope this helps. Please rate my response.
   Thanks.
   Have a good day
   

Shredder is a deletion program that comes bundled with a lot of other programs - tune up ones. So now when you want to delete a file Windows tries to do what it's was told to do: to wipe the file using Shredder instead of sending it to the trash.
You must uninstall all tuning software that you still have on board then reboot and run a registry cleaner to remove all the remaining data about it. If you don't have one CCleaner is very efficient and safe.
http://www.piriform.com/CCLEANER

Hi

Global Positioning Devices, or GPS, are tracked by satellites to locate their position on Earth in real time. Because they track their own location, they can help you drive, boat, fly or even walk to a particular destination, while giving you information such as your speed, elevation, and arrival time as well. Smart phones have GPS technology built in that is able to update maps automatically, but traditional GPS's have maps loaded onto them that you must manually update occasionally via the internet. Different companies have different ways to do this, but most include straightforward directions on the company's website.
Go to your GPS Company's website, and locate the "Maps" section. It will usually be found under "Support" or "Updates" if there is not an obvious "Maps" tab on the homepage. Plug your GPS into your computer with a compatible USB cord.

Follow the steps to installing the USB driver or plug-in from the website. Click the "Download" link, and read and agree to their terms if asked. Then press "Save file" if asked.

Go into the "Maps" section of the company's website again, and go to the "Update maps" section. Your GPS should be detected by the driver or plug-in, and this will let you know if there are available updates to install. There may be updated maps available for free, but you may have to purchase them. Purchase and then press "Download." Follow the prompts for accepting the terms of agreement, saving the file, and updating your GPS device.

Restart your GPS by unplugging it from the computer and waiting for it to update the new maps. Use as normal.

Also check this link related to your issue:-

http://www.ehow.com/how_2363485_add-maps-gps.html

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This problem can be fix in 2 steps.By updating the firmware or a bluetooth IC replacement.

If you want DIY method for fixing the software,

* download this application to your computer and install it. NOKIA SOFTWARE UPDATER ,if installation is done, run the software and plug your phone to the computer by using usb cable,be sure internet connection is stable and back up all data first before proceeding,also battery must be full charge to avoid errors. Upon plugging the phone to computer,some driver installation takes place and let it finish,then follow the instruction on screen when updating,then wait until the update is done.

Now if the update is successful and then the bluetooth still don't work, just bring the phone to any service center near you for a complete diagnose and troubleshooting.They know what will do further.

For any question,please reply here to know the status of your mobile,

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Hi,
Have seen many people looking for parts for these small shredders here on fixya....have not seen that you can buy parts anywhere yet...
They really don't want you to fix them I think, they want you to chuck it and buy new...

heatman101

If you have the installation CD, you may want to uninstall software and re-install then, after re-installing from CD, update your graphics driver here;
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
I don't really know if you can get all the bells and whistles for your card at MSI, because I've personally never used it but, you could use the "live eye" and see what they recommend here;
http://www.msi.com/service/download/
If the card is installed prorerly, and has worked well in the past, you probably just have to upgrade the driver. Try MSI and id they don't offer a driver or, if it doesn't work for you, try Nvidia's link. For best results, you should uninstall the old driver before download and install of new.

where do I find shredder64.msi

Try This:

1. Click Start and then click Run.
2. In the Open box, type a command line similar to the following, and then click OK new network path\Setup.exe /fvm package name.msiwhere new network path is the full path to the alternative network administrative installation, and package name is the name of the Windows Installer .msi package on the root of this administrative installation (for example, Proplus.msi).
   
   
3. Click OK when the update is finished