Office 2003 Prof. Install...file cc561401.cab not found...please help?

[patrick]

I know others have stated the same issue but I have not seen any responses
so here is one last effort. When I go to install office 2003 it tells me it
can't find file cc561401.cab...is there anywhere I can download this file.
It promts me to find the file either on the cd that I installed '03 from,
which is in the drive already.

Thanks so much for any help

url:http://www.ureader.com/gp/1110-1.aspx

 

[DENISE]

i am trying to install office home and student 2007 and it is rejecting the
product key that is on the package and i dont know what to do . HELP

 

[Alias]

i am trying to install office home and student 2007 and it is rejecting the
product key that is on the package and i dont know what to do . HELP

Pull out a magnifying glass and look at the number again. 8s can be
confused with Bs and zeros can be confused with ohs, etc.

Alias

 

[SamHill]

Here is your fix for this problem. The cc561401.cab file is no
actually missing, so ignore that. This problem results from the wa
windows attempts to cache certain files during install, to be accesse
later for various reasons. At any rate, follow the following steps an
you should see a successful installation:

To begin with, you must locate the setup.ini file that is included wit
your installation files. This might be located in the followin
location (in this case the CD/DVD drive is designated by g:

g:\office\files\setup\setup.ini

Once you locate the setup.ini file, open it with Notepad.
Locate the following line (under the [Cache] heading): CDCACHE=AUTO
Now change this line to read: CDCACHE=0
Close Notebook, saving your changes.
Your install should work now.

By changing CDCACHE from AUTO to 0 you are in effect disabling th
cache function during your install. Under normal circumstances CDCACH
copies certain install source files to the Msocache folder-hidden on th
local hard drive. This Local Install Source feature is installed s
that you do not have to insert the CD during the following Setu
operations:
Detect and Repair
Demand Install
Maintenance Mode Setup
Installation of service packs and patches

So disabling this function during install should have minimal effec
(or in most cases no effect) on your use of the Office applications.

Hope this works for anyone that runs into this frustrating situatio
while attempting to install Office 2003.

Cheers. . .

Sam Hil