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As my title says, my C:WindowsInstaller folder is apparently missing.
I first noticed that all my MS Office icons were broken. So I ran my Vista Visual Master in attempt to change the icons, but it gave me the following error message:

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Windows cannot find the file
C:WindowsInstaller{90120000-0011-0000-0000-0000000...wordicon.exe.
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So I excessed my Windows folder, and I realized that I cannot located Installer folder.
As of now, all my MS office applications seem to be working just fine, but it's just the icons that are missing.
Right now, I am planning to give me USB drive to one of my friends and ask him to put his Installer folder on it, so I can copy it back into my Windows folder. But really, I have no clue what the problem is.
I am using MS Office 2007, and my OS is a Windows Vista SP1 32-bit OS running on Core 2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40 GHz in an Acer Aspire M5630 Model.
Could someone please help me with this problem?
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Applies to: Windows Admin Center, Windows Admin Center Preview

This topic describes how to install Windows Admin Center on a Windows PC or on a server so that multiple users can access Windows Admin Center using a web browser.

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Determine your installation type

Review the installation options which includes the supported operating systems. To install Windows Admin Center on a VM in Azure, see Deploy Windows Admin Center in Azure.

Install on Windows 10

When you install Windows Admin Center on Windows 10, it uses port 6516 by default, but you have the option to specify a different port. You can also create a desktop shortcut and let Windows Admin Center manage your TrustedHosts.

Note

Modifying TrustedHosts is required in a workgroup environment, or when using local administrator credentials in a domain. If you choose to forego this setting, you must configure TrustedHosts manually.

When you start Windows Admin Center from the Start menu, it opens in your default browser.

When you start Windows Admin Center for the first time, you'll see an icon in the notification area of your desktop. Right-click this icon and choose Open to open the tool in your default browser, or choose Exit to quit the background process.

Install on Windows Server with desktop experience

On Windows Server, Windows Admin Center is installed as a network service. You must specify the port that the service listens on, and it requires a certificate for HTTPS. The installer can create a self-signed certificate for testing, or you can provide the thumbprint of a certificate already installed on the computer. If you use the generated certificate, it will match the DNS name of the server. If you use your own certificate, make sure the name provided in the certificate matches the machine name (wildcard certificates are not supported.) You are also given the choice to let Windows Admin Center manage your TrustedHosts.

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Once the install is complete, open a browser from a remote computer and navigate to URL presented in the last step of the installer.

Warning

Automatically generated certificates expire 60 days after installation.

Install on Server Core

If you have a Server Core installation of Windows Server, you can install Windows Admin Center from the command prompt (running as Administrator). Specify a port and SSL certificate by using the SME_PORT and SSL_CERTIFICATE_OPTION arguments respectively. If you're going to use an existing certificate, use the SME_THUMBPRINT to specify its thumbprint.

Warning

Installing Windows Admin Center will restart the WinRM service, which will sever all remote PowerShells sessions. It is recommended that you install from a local Cmd or PowerShell. If you are installing with an automation solution that would be broken by the WinRM service restarting, you can add the parameter RESTART_WINRM=0 to the install arguments, but WinRM must be restarted for Windows Admin Center to function.

Run the following command to install Windows Admin Center and automatically generate a self-signed certificate:

Run the following command to install Windows Admin Center with an existing certificate:

Warning

Don't invoke msiexec from PowerShell using dot-slash relative path notation (like, .<WindowsAdminCenterInstallerName>.msi). That notation isn't supported, the installation will fail. Remove the . prefix or specify the full path to the MSI.

Upgrading to a new version of Windows Admin Center

You can update non-preview versions of Windows Admin Center by using Microsoft Update or by manually installing.

Your settings are preserved when upgrading to a new version of Windows Admin Center. We don't officially support upgrading Insider Preview versions of Windows Admin Center - we think it's better to do a clean install - but we don't block it.

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Updating the certificate used by Windows Admin Center

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When you have Windows Admin Center deployed as a service, you must provide a certificate for HTTPS. To update this certificate at a later time, re-run the installer and choose change.