Hello there.
I had deleted paint.net. Then, about a month later, I wanted to reinstall it again. I tried to reinstall it today as I usually do after I clean my computer of viruses and such. But when I tried to do so, I realized that I had dead shortcuts for the program, and that's never really a problem since they're just short cuts and not the actual file. But somewhere along the way, I deleted an important asset for paint.net and I cannot uninstall it because I deleted the fille needed to be able to do so!
And I read the other forums about what others had said about the: "Another program is downloading and to finish the other install and then try again." Notice; but that doesn't seem to be the problem with my computer considering that I haven't gone to Windows 10. (By choice.) So there IS nothing else downloading.
I proceeded to the Programs and Features where the source is so that I could delete the file from there, but it would not let me no matter what I did and there was no way to be able to fix it because the only option given is 'OK'
But there was a new option: 'Repair.'
So I tried to Repair the file but I keep getting the same notice stating that: "The feature you are trying to use is on another network resource that is unavailable. Click OK to try again, or enter an alternate path to a folder containing the installation package
'PaintDotNet_x64_856501829.msi' in the box below.
So I proceeded to the download page and got the exact file (Trust me, I checked.) and I have it saved on my computer. But when I put it in the file that it asks for into the box, it says: "The installation source for this product is not available. Verify that the source exists and that you can access it."
It just keeps looping around and contradicting everything that it says to do! So how do I access it!? Please... I really am at a loss for words here.
-Cam
