Windows 10: Deleting C:\Program Files x86\Common Files\InstallShield\engine\6\Intel 32

Hello,I'm trying to install an older game called "Clive Barkers - Undying". After installing the game, I was unable to get it to run. I tried to uninstall it through the uninstall wizard however it would not allow me. I just deleted the local files and tried to reinstall the game.I received the following error when trying to reinstall,Looking through some forums, someone recommended to delete the following directory,C:\Program Files x86\Common Files\InstallShield\engine\6\Intel 32Will that affect windows or any of my other programs?Thanks,

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InstallShield Error 1628

Hi,

The Error - 1628: failed to complete installation error that you've encountered may occur if the
InstallShield application is corrupted or damaged. As an initial step to resolve your concern, we suggest that you rename the
InstallShield folder by following these steps:

• Locate the InstallShield folder under the C:\Programs File\Common Files\
• Right-click the InstallShield folder, and then click
  Rename.
• Type InstallShield1, and then press ENTER.
• Try to install the program.

Note: Ensure that your account has administrative rights.

Let us know should you need further assistance.

 

Windows cannot find 'C:\Program Files (x86)\user extensions\cliente.exe'

Thank you for the response Anil Madilshetty. I attempted the steps you listed above and restarted my laptop on the "Safe Mode." I attempted the pathway for the error 'C:\Program Files (x86)\user extensions\cliente.exe,' but sadly I still have not been
able to fix this issue, I continue to get the box error ever minute. The common answer for this error on Windows 7 is to delete any file with the word "ROCET" in the file, but I am unable to find that file on Windows 10. Is there perhaps another file name
that is causing the error 'C:\Program Files (x86)\user extensions\cliente.exe'? Thank you for your response.

Al

 

Delete Programs Files or Program Files(x86)?

You cannot delete them,if you delete it would screw up the computer.Generally Program files is for 64 bit installed programs and Program files(X86 ) is for 32 bit programs installed.

Use disk cleanup utility with system files to free up space.