How to install file with extension msi ?

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Start date Jun 18, 2003
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To install a file with the *.msi extension, simply double-click it in Windows 2000 or XP. For Windows 98 or ME, right-click the file and look for an install option in the context menu. The *.msi files are specifically designed as Microsoft installer files. Users should ensure they have the necessary permissions to execute the installation. Proper installation methods may vary based on the Windows version being used.

Jun 18, 2003

Saint

Some files ended with *.msi,
how to install it ? [?]

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Jun 19, 2003

Considering

.msi is a Microsoft installer file.

While in windows 2000 or XP, you should be able to just double click it.

Jun 19, 2003

Saint

How about in windows 98/ME ?

Jun 19, 2003

Greg Bernhardt

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Try right-clicking on the file, there might be an install option at the top of the menu.

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