EULA popup

[OD]

I have just got a Dell computer for a few users in the office. Microsoft
Office Profession came bundled (and already installed on the computers. Now
everytime they Open Outlook or any office application they get a popup to
accept EULA. Is there a way to get rid of this popup to never show up?

Thanks!
OD

 

[Mittu]

Hi,

This issue occurs when the local admin for the computer hasn't logged and
accepted the EULA for the Office installation.
So, log in as the Local Admin and accept the EULA and that would
automatically reflect to other users.

Mittu

 

[Mittu]

Hi,

This issue occurs when the local admin for the computer hasn't logged and
accepted the EULA for the Office installation.
So, log in as the Local Admin and accept the EULA and that would
automatically reflect to other users.

Mittu

 

[Mittu]

Hi,

This issue occurs when the local admin for the computer hasn't logged and
accepted the EULA for the Office installation.
So, log in as the Local Admin and accept the EULA and that would
automatically reflect to other users.

Mittu

 

[Mittu]

Hi,

This issue occurs when the local admin for the computer hasn't logged and
accepted the EULA for the Office installation.
So, log in as the Local Admin and accept the EULA and that would
automatically reflect to other users.

Mittu

 

[Mittu]

Hi,

This issue occurs when the local admin for the computer hasn't logged and
accepted the EULA for the Office installation.
So, log in as the Local Admin and accept the EULA and that would
automatically reflect to other users.

Mittu

 

[Mittu]

Hi,

This issue occurs when the local admin for the computer hasn't logged and
accepted the EULA for the Office installation.
So, log in as the Local Admin and accept the EULA and that would
automatically reflect to other users.

Mittu

 

[Mittu]

Hi,

This issue occurs when the local admin for the computer hasn't logged and
accepted the EULA for the Office installation.
So, log in as the Local Admin and accept the EULA and that would
automatically reflect to other users.

Mittu

 

[Mittu]

Hi,

This issue occurs when the local admin for the computer hasn't logged and
accepted the EULA for the Office installation.
So, log in as the Local Admin and accept the EULA and that would
automatically reflect to other users.

Mittu

 

[Mittu]

Hi,

This issue occurs when the local admin for the computer hasn't logged and
accepted the EULA for the Office installation.
So, log in as the Local Admin and accept the EULA and that would
automatically reflect to other users.

Mittu

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Just once only you need to logon as administrator or a user with the
admin rights and he/she should accept the EULA. Once this action is
saved in the registry, no other users will get the pop-up. Touch Wood!

Are you sure the product isn't a trial version? I don't think DELL will
give away full vesions unless you paid for it separately when buying the
system.

hth

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Just once only you need to logon as administrator or a user with the
admin rights and he/she should accept the EULA. Once this action is
saved in the registry, no other users will get the pop-up. Touch Wood!

Are you sure the product isn't a trial version? I don't think DELL will
give away full vesions unless you paid for it separately when buying the
system.

hth

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Just once only you need to logon as administrator or a user with the
admin rights and he/she should accept the EULA. Once this action is
saved in the registry, no other users will get the pop-up. Touch Wood!

Are you sure the product isn't a trial version? I don't think DELL will
give away full vesions unless you paid for it separately when buying the
system.

hth

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Just once only you need to logon as administrator or a user with the
admin rights and he/she should accept the EULA. Once this action is
saved in the registry, no other users will get the pop-up. Touch Wood!

Are you sure the product isn't a trial version? I don't think DELL will
give away full vesions unless you paid for it separately when buying the
system.

hth

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Just once only you need to logon as administrator or a user with the
admin rights and he/she should accept the EULA. Once this action is
saved in the registry, no other users will get the pop-up. Touch Wood!

Are you sure the product isn't a trial version? I don't think DELL will
give away full vesions unless you paid for it separately when buying the
system.

hth

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Just once only you need to logon as administrator or a user with the
admin rights and he/she should accept the EULA. Once this action is
saved in the registry, no other users will get the pop-up. Touch Wood!

Are you sure the product isn't a trial version? I don't think DELL will
give away full vesions unless you paid for it separately when buying the
system.

hth

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Just once only you need to logon as administrator or a user with the
admin rights and he/she should accept the EULA. Once this action is
saved in the registry, no other users will get the pop-up. Touch Wood!

Are you sure the product isn't a trial version? I don't think DELL will
give away full vesions unless you paid for it separately when buying the
system.

hth

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Just once only you need to logon as administrator or a user with the
admin rights and he/she should accept the EULA. Once this action is
saved in the registry, no other users will get the pop-up. Touch Wood!

Are you sure the product isn't a trial version? I don't think DELL will
give away full vesions unless you paid for it separately when buying the
system.

hth

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Just once only you need to logon as administrator or a user with the
admin rights and he/she should accept the EULA. Once this action is
saved in the registry, no other users will get the pop-up. Touch Wood!

Are you sure the product isn't a trial version? I don't think DELL will
give away full vesions unless you paid for it separately when buying the
system.

hth

 

[OD]

Using the admin user to log in and accept the EULA works.

Thanks!