Internal error 2908 during eConnect installation

Internal error 2908 .

Cause 1:
This is typically caused by something being damaged in .NET framework in that particular system.
The eConnect .NET bits are all written on the 1.1 framework or There is an invalid version of mscoree.dll on the computer
Resolution 1:
So repairing .NET framework 1.1 would probably be the first step to try to solve this problem.
Repair .NET framework 1.1:
Steps to repair the .NET Framework installation
Step1: Obtain the original installation source. For example, if you installed the .NET Framework from a CD-ROM or from a
DVD, insert that disc. If you downloaded the .NET Framework , download the .NET Framework again. Make sure that you
click save to disk. If you installed the .NET Framework from a network share, reconnect to that share.
Step2: Click Start, click Run, type the following command, and then click OK: Step3:N:\dotnetframework\dotnetfx.exe /t:c:\temp /c:"msiexec.exe /i c:\temp\netfx.msi REINSTALL=ALL ReinstallMODE=vomus" Note Replace N:\ in this command syntax with the original installation path.
Important If you do not have a C:\temp folder on your computer, create one before you run this command.
Resolution 2:
Try to delete mscoree.dll from system32 directory and then install .NET Framework (or move it somewhere if you cannot delete it).
Or do the following steps
1.From the desktop, double-click My Computer.
2.Open the C drive.
3.Open the WINDOWS or WINNT folder.
4.Open the System32 folder.
5.Right-click the mscoree.dll file and select Rename. (For Windows 98 and ME systems, this file is located in the system folder instead of system32).
6.Rename the file to oldmscoree.dll and press .
7.Delete the URTTEMP folder. (For Windows 98 and ME systems, this file is located in the system folder instead of system32)
8.Go back to My Computer.
9.Open the WINDOWS folder and delete the Microsoft.NET folder.
Reinstall the Microsoft.NET Framework by removing and inserting the Point installation CD-ROM.
10.When the installation is complete, open My Computer.
11.Open the C drive.
12.Open the WINDOWS or WINNT folder.
13.Open the System32 folder and delete the oldmscoree.dll file.
Cause 2:
This error may occurring in the Microsoft installer and may be caused by either anti-virus or other file detection software.
Resolution:
Disable Anti-Virus / Anti-Spy ware programs as they may be preventing the Microsoft installer from writing to the registry.