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Thread ID: 95397 2008-12-04 21:03:00 Upgrading to Vista...Microsoft Interactive Training question. KateetaK (14380) Press F1
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725899 2008-12-04 21:03:00 I am upgrading to Windows Vista from Windows XP. I ran the Vista Upgrade Adviser, and it told me that this program will not run with Vista. Does this mean I must delete all instances of Microsoft Interactive Training that I find on my computer before I upgrade or does it not even matter? KateetaK (14380)
725900 2008-12-04 21:08:00 Yup. Say byebye to interactive training mabix (10146)
725901 2008-12-04 21:14:00 I deleted them but it's still telling me the same thing on the Upgrade Adviser. That and it's telling me that I will have compatibility issues with Windows Messenger which I also deleted. Any ideas? KateetaK (14380)
725902 2008-12-04 21:19:00 I wouldn't worry about Windows Messenger, It won't be counted as It's a component of XP. As long as you uninstalled Interactive Training properly, you should be fine to go ahead with Installs

Also, If you have an HP Printer, Uninstall the software before you upgrade, everytime i've upgraded a PC with the HP Printer Software I've had tons of issues.
mabix (10146)
725903 2008-12-04 21:23:00 OK cool. I couldn't find anything under add/remove programs (Interactive), so I did a search of all files and folders, found three things, and then deleted them. Is that the correct way?

I have a Canon printer. I shouldn't have any problems, right?
KateetaK (14380)
725904 2008-12-04 21:42:00 You shouldnt delete the folder/files, until you uninstall the hotfix.

Interactive training maybe KB923723 in add/remove programs
Speedy Gonzales (78)
725905 2008-12-04 21:45:00 Hotfix? Since when was it listed as a hotfix? I've always seen it as a program in the list... ?_? mabix (10146)
725906 2008-12-04 21:50:00 Hotfix / patch, well its a patch in XP.

And thats the only KB in XP anyway that relates to interactive training
Speedy Gonzales (78)
725907 2008-12-04 22:45:00 *stunned look* just went to a computer with it on, and it was seperate?

Though that computer isn't running XPSP2, so that might be it..
mabix (10146)
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