K
kate
Here's two situations that may be similar. In an
environment running Windows 2000 SP4, Office 2000 SP3. In
one situation, a user upgraded to office 2003. Did an
uninstall of the office 2003 under my profile, and
reinstalled office 2000. When the other user logs in, they
have no installation of office 2000. I have to reinstall
under their profile. (both of us are local admins). In
another situation, a user having multiple office problems,
I did an uninstall of office 2000 sp3 in my profile,
reinstalled- and it works fine. User logs in (also local
admin) and they don't have any office installed. Had to
reinstall under their profile. Is there a registry key
that needs deleted after an uninstall that is being
missed? What is keeping other profiles from accessing the
office setup files? Any help would be appreciated.
environment running Windows 2000 SP4, Office 2000 SP3. In
one situation, a user upgraded to office 2003. Did an
uninstall of the office 2003 under my profile, and
reinstalled office 2000. When the other user logs in, they
have no installation of office 2000. I have to reinstall
under their profile. (both of us are local admins). In
another situation, a user having multiple office problems,
I did an uninstall of office 2000 sp3 in my profile,
reinstalled- and it works fine. User logs in (also local
admin) and they don't have any office installed. Had to
reinstall under their profile. Is there a registry key
that needs deleted after an uninstall that is being
missed? What is keeping other profiles from accessing the
office setup files? Any help would be appreciated.