System file corruption – It’s also possible that Windows installer is affected by some type of system file corruption that’s preventing it from installing new programs.

In this case, running the Disk Cleanup utility should fix the problem and allow you to install this program.

Logical error on the OS drive – As it turns out, this error code can also occur if the Windows installer component is affected by a logical error.

Try and download the latest version of the direct installer and see if it allows you to complete the installation without errors.

Broken auto-update function – If you see this error message while the auto-update function on Google Earth is trying to update to the latest version, you should be able to circumvent the error message with the manual approach.

OS drive contains remnants of a previous installation – One of the most common causes that will produce this error is a situation in which a silent installer actually installed the program on your PC despite the error message or a scenario in which remnant files from a previous installation of Google Earth is presenting the newer build from being installed.

In this case, forcing the installer to open with admin access should fix the issue swiftly.

Missing admin permissions – According to several affected users, you might expect to see this error when installing Google Earth because the installer doesn’t have the required permissions to modify a couple of dependencies.

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