Fix: The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable

Thanks. The last one deleting the key worked for me.

Last one worked for me aswell thanks

Great! Solution 3 worked for me! Microsoft support couldn’t help me, but you had the solution! Many thanks!!

Unable to select Startup type “Automatic”. It’s locked to “Manual”. How to fix it? Help please https://uploads.disquscdn.c…

Apparently, Microsoft is making it harder to change these settings in the later updates and you can no longer change some of these options for certain services in the list.

Solution 3 works for me. When it is beginning to scan for programs is slow, but works ok when go to uninstall the problematic program.

Thank’s Solution 3 works

I have done with solution 3. Thank you so much for your information,

Solution 3 is awesome..thanks a ton!

Thanks men! I strongly believe that one of these methods is surely gonna work for me. Shalom!

When i click on the link on solution 3 it’ll bring me to a page that says “404 – File or directory not found.
The resource you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.” Help?

OMG THANK YOU SO MUch solution 3 helped the most you are a life saver ive been trying to delete something for 2 days now thank you

Solution 4 worked thanks king

Help!!! Solution 4 didn’t work for me with Google Update, GSync64.msi. Now after I’ve deleted the registry key, I can’t uninstall a Google program!

Go to Registry where MSI information is available.
HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstall{GUID}
Check for ‘InstallSource’ path. Create this path with correct folders.
Copy the installed relevant MSI file in the ‘InstallSource’ path with file name same as ‘DisplayName’ in registry.
Go to add/remove programs and uninstall – this should work.

Step 3 worked. Thanks bud!

Step 4 worked for me! Thanks so much! I hate dealing with the reg because I’m worried I’ll screw something up lol. Glad it worked though!

Solution 4 works for me! rlly rlly Thanks so much! I spent about 1 month looking for the solution to this problem and this solved it in less than 2 minute

Solution 3 really did the job! thank you so much!

Hello, I’ve got this problem on my Windows XP Computer. The programm actually works, but the thing is popping up because I have no internet on my Windows XP. Is there any way I could just turn off the warning?

Solution 4 was the answer. Thanks! I attempted to install SSMS (using chocolatey) *BEFORE* installing SQL itself. Then it was stuck on registry keys for ODBC 17 and Native Client. Deleted those keys, rebooted, and SQL install was a success! Thanks again.

nothing worked for me anything else i can try

For me 3rd Solution was helpful sir thanks a lot………

Thank you, solution 3 works and removes the program from programs list, but files of the program remain.
I installed the new version of the program successfully and it replaced the old files of the program.

Solution 4 worked for me! Not sure why this error occurred. I have my suspicions. Either way, this worked. Got rid of the key and boom, was able to install the updated program just fine.

Solution 4 worked like magic, thanks a lot!

The third option works, thank you so much

Solution 4 worked for me! Thanks!

trick 4 works like acharm thank u

muchas gracias me funciono la soluciono 03

Solution 4 works like a charm! Thank you!

Solution 4 worked for me!
thanks

really wish it just said where the regkey is on the error, have to come here everytime to remember since I dont leave behind 1gb installers in programdata as a hobby lol