Apparently, SysWOW64 is the 64-bit version of System32. In C:\Windows\SysWOW64 as opposed to the C:\Windows\System32 directory that the Google Help Center kept telling me to.
ADWORDS EDITOR XP WINDOWS
As a result, a broader search resulted in finding the above post.īasically, since I have Windows Vista 64-bit as opposed to the standard 32-bit, I needed to run the commands: I think the reason why I found the answer this time as opposed to all my searching weeks before was because I had realized that the problem laid in the Windows Installer and wasn’t isolated to AdWords Editor. But trying to fix the AdWords Editor again gave me renewed motivation to find a solution.ĥ-minutes of Googling later, I found the answer:Įven though it wasn’t a fix for Google’s AdWords Editor specifically, it still did the trick. While I was excited to see that Logan had the same problem as me and posted a new solution other than the one Google had preached, it didn’t end up working for me.
I saw one of his posts was titled Google AdWords Editor – Vista Error 2739 Fix, and even though I had Googled many such ‘fixes’ weeks before, my hope that his post could possibly be the fix no doubt pushed me to read it. Then today, after helping a new member on PublisherChallenge sign up, I decided to check out his blog.
ADWORDS EDITOR XP INSTALL
So, I gave up trying to install it since it appeared fate was against me. I even had a friend who is very technically adept try to fix it for me, but after a couple hours he surrendered as well. I had a Google tech try to help me but he wasn’t very helpful. I Googled around for alternative solutions and tried to fix it myself for hours, but to no avail. However, I had followed their steps at least a dozen times and it didn’t fix it. This error is actually apparently very common and Google even addresses it in their Help Center. Whenever I tried to install AdWords editor, I was plagued with an annoying “2739” error which would occur near the end of the installation. Using the editor is basically essential for using 3rd-tool programs such as SpeedPPC and EfficientPPC, other than having to rely on sending your CSV or XLS files to an AdWords account rep and having them add it manually. I am freaking ecstatic right now – I finally managed to get AdWords Editor working again! Weeeeeeeee!Įver since I bought my new computer back in March, I haven’t been able to install Google’s AdWords Editor.
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