How to unistall Office XP without the CD

[Steve Bruce, mct]

We changed user accounts on a PC so it now needs the CD to setup under a new
account. The Office CD that came with the computer is a different addition
and does not work. Perhaps a user in the past did an unauthorized upgrade
to Office XP pro with a CD from home - we don't know.

We don't have the correct CD and it will not even let us uninstall OfficeXP
Pro without the Office XP Pro CD.

Is there a way to force an unistall of Office without the CD, or do we have
to reformat ?

Thanks

 

[bob smythe]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

 

[bob smythe]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

 

[bob smythe]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

 

[bob smythe]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

 

[bob smythe]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

 

[bob smythe]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

 

[bob smythe]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

 

[bob smythe]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

 

[bob smythe]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

 

[Ron]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

A dirty way to do it is to delete all the office and word excel etc folders
then go through the registry and delete any reference to microsoft office,
Word, Excel etc. then run a reg cleaner. I have done that. Just keep using
find and deleting the reg keys making sure it is only office keys you are
deleting

Ron

 

[Ron]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

A dirty way to do it is to delete all the office and word excel etc folders
then go through the registry and delete any reference to microsoft office,
Word, Excel etc. then run a reg cleaner. I have done that. Just keep using
find and deleting the reg keys making sure it is only office keys you are
deleting

Ron

 

[Ron]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

A dirty way to do it is to delete all the office and word excel etc folders
then go through the registry and delete any reference to microsoft office,
Word, Excel etc. then run a reg cleaner. I have done that. Just keep using
find and deleting the reg keys making sure it is only office keys you are
deleting

Ron

 

[Ron]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

A dirty way to do it is to delete all the office and word excel etc folders
then go through the registry and delete any reference to microsoft office,
Word, Excel etc. then run a reg cleaner. I have done that. Just keep using
find and deleting the reg keys making sure it is only office keys you are
deleting

Ron

 

[Ron]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

A dirty way to do it is to delete all the office and word excel etc folders
then go through the registry and delete any reference to microsoft office,
Word, Excel etc. then run a reg cleaner. I have done that. Just keep using
find and deleting the reg keys making sure it is only office keys you are
deleting

Ron

 

[Ron]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

A dirty way to do it is to delete all the office and word excel etc folders
then go through the registry and delete any reference to microsoft office,
Word, Excel etc. then run a reg cleaner. I have done that. Just keep using
find and deleting the reg keys making sure it is only office keys you are
deleting

Ron

 

[Ron]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

A dirty way to do it is to delete all the office and word excel etc folders
then go through the registry and delete any reference to microsoft office,
Word, Excel etc. then run a reg cleaner. I have done that. Just keep using
find and deleting the reg keys making sure it is only office keys you are
deleting

Ron

 

[Ron]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

A dirty way to do it is to delete all the office and word excel etc folders
then go through the registry and delete any reference to microsoft office,
Word, Excel etc. then run a reg cleaner. I have done that. Just keep using
find and deleting the reg keys making sure it is only office keys you are
deleting

Ron

 

[Ron]

I would like to be able to do the same

Thanks

Bob

A dirty way to do it is to delete all the office and word excel etc folders
then go through the registry and delete any reference to microsoft office,
Word, Excel etc. then run a reg cleaner. I have done that. Just keep using
find and deleting the reg keys making sure it is only office keys you are
deleting

Ron