I get an error "Setup cannot copy the file els.dll" during the installation of Service Pack 3.

The installation fails every time with this error. I can see and select the file in the temp folder, but it won't work. Any help would be appreciated. '

Original title: 'Setup cannot copy the file els.dll' during the upgrade to Windows XP SP2 to SP3.

In fact, I corrected it an hour ago and was meaning that close the message. I cleaned with CCleaner temporary files, downloaded the SP3 Installer on its own (no windows update) and disabled the antivirus. I was able to complete the installation.

Thanks for the reply!

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