Parts of Office Standard 2007 were inadvertently deleted, impacting the
whole
system. I have the original disc. How can I completely delete and then
reinstall MSO 2007?
Thanks for your consideration and help.
JoAnn Paules said:Use the Control Panel to uninstall it, reboot, put the disk in and reinstall
it.
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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"
"Office Standard 2007 Delete & Re-install" <Office Standard 2007 Delete &
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Parts of Office Standard 2007 were inadvertently deleted, impacting the
whole
system. I have the original disc. How can I completely delete and then
reinstall MSO 2007?
Thanks for your consideration and help.
I appreciate the quick response, however, Control Panel won't allow me to remove any of the MSO 2007. When I do a search, none of the components are displayed. When I attempted to re-install, I receive a message that there has been an error and the disc shuts down. Maybe it's time to take it in for a tech review.
JoAnn Paules said:Use the Control Panel to uninstall it, reboot, put the disk in and reinstall
it.
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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"
"Office Standard 2007 Delete & Re-install" <Office Standard 2007 Delete &
(e-mail address removed)> wrote in message
Parts of Office Standard 2007 were inadvertently deleted, impacting the
whole
system. I have the original disc. How can I completely delete and then
reinstall MSO 2007?
Thanks for your consideration and help.
I appreciate the quick response, however, Control Panel won't allow me to remove
any of the MSO 2007. When I do a search, none of the components are displayed.
When I attempted to re-install, I receive a message that there has been an error
and the disc shuts down. Maybe it's time to take it in for a tech review.
VERSION 2002, SERVICE PACK 3.v.3264Gordon said:"Office Standard 2007 Delete & Re-install" <Office Standard 2007 Delete &
(e-mail address removed)> wrote in message
It's extraordinarily difficult to "inadvertently" delete "parts" of the
Office Suite.
Why not do a repair via control panel and re-add those parts that are
missing?
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your OS, Service Pack level
and the FULL contents of any error message(s)
OS: WINDOWS XP MEDIA CENTER EDITION;
Hi, Gordon ~ I am woefully inept. Could you please tell me how to repair
via control panel and re-add those parts that are missing? Thank you for
your time and expertise. Esther
Gordon said:"Office Standard 2007 Delete & Re-install"
Why are you searching? Control Panel - Programs and Features (in Vista -
Add/Remove Programs in XP) and just scroll down to Microsoft Office...
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Hi, again. The reason I am performing a search for any remaining parts of
MSO Standard 207, is that even though the application (& updates) are
listed
on the control panel, I am unable to perform the "REMOVE" function. When
I
enter "remove" the field turns blue and does not remove anything.
VERSION 2002, SERVICE PACK 3.v.3264Gordon said:"Office Standard 2007 Delete & Re-install"
Where are you seeing "Remove"? On mine it says "Uninstall".
And the only way you see the individual parts of Office is if you click on
Office in Control Panel-Programs and Features (or the XP equivalent), click
on Change at the top and then select Add or Remove Features.
You won't see the individual components of Office by doing a search...
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your OS, Service Pack level
and the FULL contents of any error message(s)
OS: WINDOWS XP MEDIA CENTER EDITION;
On the Add or Remove Programs, to the extreme right of the application
name
there are two boxes: "CHANGE" or "REMOVE". Am I in the wrong section?
Okay, I did as you suggested and although it looked as though it wouldGordon said:No that's correct. And when you click on Remove, nothing happens?
If you click on Change does anything happen?
If not, then I would suggest just putting the CD in the drive and
re-installing.
Okay, I did as you suggested and although it looked as though it would
install, I received the prompt Encountered an Error during setup" CLOSE.
Finally, I followed up on Microsoft Support and referring to a"An error
message when you try to apply any of the 2007 Office Service Pack 1
Packages
on a computer that is running Windows XP Service Pack 2" and went on with
further lengthy instructions which will hopefully resolve this issue.
Again,
thank you for your efforts, they are sincerely appreciated.
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