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‘Cannot Open the File: Mk:@MSITStore’ Error Message

Written by Prakash Thapa on February 17, 2008 – 12:01 pm -

Perhaps it has happened to you as well to get a weird message while trying to open a help file under Windows 9x and even 2000/XP: “Cannot Open the File: Mk:@MSITStore: C:\Windows\Help\Windows.chm”, here is how you can fix this problem. Read the rest of this entry »

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I am Prakash Thapa a Freelancer Web Programmer and this is my personal blog. Since from the beginiing of my journey in this Web World I have learned so many things by self-study. And have completed so many web-projects. Currently I am running my own web-house "ITWeb Developer" at Kathmandu, Nepal... More

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