Installer Windows missing from my computer Windows Vista Home Basic

Whenever I try to install a software, a window appears saying that my windows installer is missing on my computer and cannot install the software?  What should I do?

I had to take my computer to Best Buy for repair.  He got like 200 virus on it.  It took 4 days to clean the virus, tune up and install Windows 7.  They couldn't fix with Windows Vista Home Basic on it because they did not have a disk and I don't have either.  When they have installed Windows 7, who took care of all my problems.

Thanks for your help.

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