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Golyz
2 PCs at work running XP. Installed Office 2003 Pro on both. Chose
"typical" for A, "complete" for B, if that makes a difference. A is XP Pro,
B is XP Home. Installed from CD, updated online. B works fine for all 3
user accounts, one admin and two limited. PC A works fine in the user
account (admin) that I used to install, but the on the other 2 user accounts
(limited) when I try to open any of the 2003 apps, a windows installer
graphic appears, stalls, then get:
"Error 1719. The Windows Installer Service could not be accessed. You may be
running in safe mode or Windows Installer may not be correctly installed."
I have to cancel this once or twice, then the app opens fine. Happens every
time with just those two accounts, whether I've tried to open that particular
program or not.
Microsoft support has 2 options - download newest version of installer, or a
complicated registry fix. I tried the download, am not eager to try the
other.
I am about to create a new account and see if the problem manifests itself
on it.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Larry
"typical" for A, "complete" for B, if that makes a difference. A is XP Pro,
B is XP Home. Installed from CD, updated online. B works fine for all 3
user accounts, one admin and two limited. PC A works fine in the user
account (admin) that I used to install, but the on the other 2 user accounts
(limited) when I try to open any of the 2003 apps, a windows installer
graphic appears, stalls, then get:
"Error 1719. The Windows Installer Service could not be accessed. You may be
running in safe mode or Windows Installer may not be correctly installed."
I have to cancel this once or twice, then the app opens fine. Happens every
time with just those two accounts, whether I've tried to open that particular
program or not.
Microsoft support has 2 options - download newest version of installer, or a
complicated registry fix. I tried the download, am not eager to try the
other.
I am about to create a new account and see if the problem manifests itself
on it.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Larry