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asked to reboot to complete install stuck, will not go away, can not use Firefox, can not uninstall, windows based

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tmccarver
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asked to reboot to complete install stuck, will not go away, can not use Firefox, can not uninstall, windows based

I chose to delay reboot Rebooted later When trying to use Firefox it ask for reboot Stuck in a loop

asked to reboot to complete install stuck, will not go away, can not use Firefox, can not uninstall, windows based I chose to delay reboot Rebooted later When trying to use Firefox it ask for reboot Stuck in a loop

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John99
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I thought I would copy your other post (/questions/887645 )
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Let me rephrase in question.

locking as a duplicate - https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/88761 -     please edit your original question instead of starting a new thread 
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I installed Firefox 6.0.2 on a Windows Server 2003 box. This box is a terminal  server with 9 users that are going to use Firefox. The other users are going to use IE. When asked to reboot now or later, I chose Later. After sometime I rebooted, the message "you need to reboot in order to complete the install" reappears. Over and over again. Can not uninstall (same message) Can not open Firefox (same message) Many reboots using various users, the same results.

Help!

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The question appears to relate more to the OS than be a firefox problem, but as I have never used Windows Server 2003, I am unable to help.