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SQL Server Management Studio Error 29506

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Actually this post is not about C# developing but i think it will helpful for beginners..
My PC have installed windows 7 64 bit operating system and i wanted to installed sql server management  2005. Unfortunately i could not able to install the package it was telling error like below



 so i had to find a solutions through the internet and i got the answer from MSDN .
it is very simple Do following steps
  1. Go to Start menu type "cmd.exe" in the search box .
  2. Then right click on an select run as Administrator.
copy the path of the file and paste it to the cmd
it should look like this

C:\Users\Cruize\Downloads\abc\SQLServer2005_SSMSEE_x64.msi

"SQLServer2005_SSMSEE_x64.msi" is the executable file .Then press enter then it will install without any error.




Thank you .. :)

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