Windows 10: can't install online packages because of the error "The feature you are trying to use is on...

Hello,i don't think i need to explain myself, all i had to say was already in the title, but i'll leave an image attached.it's been a very long while since i met this error and i'm more than tired of it, i also need to fix it to install school softwares, i've also been trying to solve this by myself but couldn't end anywhere than here :_

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Windows Installer Error: This installation package cannot be opened.

Hi AJ,

Thank you for posting in Community.

We are glad to provide the assistance required to help you answer your query.

The above error can occur if the locally cached Windows Installer package (*.msi) file is damaged or corrupted.

To rectify the above, I suggest that you try the steps mentioned below and check if you are able to install the software successfully.

• Open the \Windows\Installer folder on your computer's hard disk.
• Right-click any file with an .msi extension.
• Click Properties on the shortcut menu. The
  Subject box on the Summary tab contains the name of the product that installed the .msi file.
• Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each .msi file in the \Installer folder, and delete the .msi file for the software that you are trying to install.

Hope this helps

 

"Error 2755. Server returned unexpected error 1632 attempting to install package" when trying to install Adobe Acrobat

Hello,

I'm trying to install Adobe Acrobat on Windows 10 Dell laptop.

Keep receiving the error message "Error 2755. Server returned unexpected error 1632 attempting to install package".

Screenshared with Adobe support for ~2 hours, trying various things, and they referred me to microsoft support; anyone have this problem or can suggest any additional troubleshooting steps?

Thanks!

 

Windows 10: Developer Mode package failed to install. Error code 0x80004005

Attempting to activate developer mode so I can access the Linux Subsystem feature. Upon switching to developer mode, I receive the error in the title and am subsequently unable to locate the package in the 'optional features' list where it is supposedly located. The only other suggestions I've seen online involve registry manipulation, which I view as a last resort--is there no other alternative way to access this package?