YS561405.cab message file is missing

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Product will not install..error reads "waiting for cabinets to be cached to
local installation source File YS561405.CAB cannot be found. How do I fix
this?

 

[Sloan Crayton [MS]]

This sounds like it's happening in your initial installation of Office 2003.
If so, it's usually a problem with either the CD or with your CDROM drive.
First, I would check to see if the CD is dirty. If it looks dusty, wiping
with a soft clean cloth will sometimes help. A dirty CDROM drive can also
cause a problem reading the CD. Blowing into the opening of the drive can
sometimes help. After doing this, try to install again. If that fails, try
copying the CD to a folder on your hard drive, and try installing from
there.

If these steps fail, contact Microsoft Product Support to request a
replacement CD.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft

 

[Sloan Crayton [MS]]

This sounds like it's happening in your initial installation of Office 2003.
If so, it's usually a problem with either the CD or with your CDROM drive.
First, I would check to see if the CD is dirty. If it looks dusty, wiping
with a soft clean cloth will sometimes help. A dirty CDROM drive can also
cause a problem reading the CD. Blowing into the opening of the drive can
sometimes help. After doing this, try to install again. If that fails, try
copying the CD to a folder on your hard drive, and try installing from
there.

If these steps fail, contact Microsoft Product Support to request a
replacement CD.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft

 

[Sloan Crayton [MS]]

This sounds like it's happening in your initial installation of Office 2003.
If so, it's usually a problem with either the CD or with your CDROM drive.
First, I would check to see if the CD is dirty. If it looks dusty, wiping
with a soft clean cloth will sometimes help. A dirty CDROM drive can also
cause a problem reading the CD. Blowing into the opening of the drive can
sometimes help. After doing this, try to install again. If that fails, try
copying the CD to a folder on your hard drive, and try installing from
there.

If these steps fail, contact Microsoft Product Support to request a
replacement CD.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft

 

[Sloan Crayton [MS]]

This sounds like it's happening in your initial installation of Office 2003.
If so, it's usually a problem with either the CD or with your CDROM drive.
First, I would check to see if the CD is dirty. If it looks dusty, wiping
with a soft clean cloth will sometimes help. A dirty CDROM drive can also
cause a problem reading the CD. Blowing into the opening of the drive can
sometimes help. After doing this, try to install again. If that fails, try
copying the CD to a folder on your hard drive, and try installing from
there.

If these steps fail, contact Microsoft Product Support to request a
replacement CD.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft

 

[Sloan Crayton [MS]]

This sounds like it's happening in your initial installation of Office 2003.
If so, it's usually a problem with either the CD or with your CDROM drive.
First, I would check to see if the CD is dirty. If it looks dusty, wiping
with a soft clean cloth will sometimes help. A dirty CDROM drive can also
cause a problem reading the CD. Blowing into the opening of the drive can
sometimes help. After doing this, try to install again. If that fails, try
copying the CD to a folder on your hard drive, and try installing from
there.

If these steps fail, contact Microsoft Product Support to request a
replacement CD.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft

 

[Sloan Crayton [MS]]

This sounds like it's happening in your initial installation of Office 2003.
If so, it's usually a problem with either the CD or with your CDROM drive.
First, I would check to see if the CD is dirty. If it looks dusty, wiping
with a soft clean cloth will sometimes help. A dirty CDROM drive can also
cause a problem reading the CD. Blowing into the opening of the drive can
sometimes help. After doing this, try to install again. If that fails, try
copying the CD to a folder on your hard drive, and try installing from
there.

If these steps fail, contact Microsoft Product Support to request a
replacement CD.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft

 

[Sloan Crayton [MS]]

This sounds like it's happening in your initial installation of Office 2003.
If so, it's usually a problem with either the CD or with your CDROM drive.
First, I would check to see if the CD is dirty. If it looks dusty, wiping
with a soft clean cloth will sometimes help. A dirty CDROM drive can also
cause a problem reading the CD. Blowing into the opening of the drive can
sometimes help. After doing this, try to install again. If that fails, try
copying the CD to a folder on your hard drive, and try installing from
there.

If these steps fail, contact Microsoft Product Support to request a
replacement CD.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft

 

[Sloan Crayton [MS]]

This sounds like it's happening in your initial installation of Office 2003.
If so, it's usually a problem with either the CD or with your CDROM drive.
First, I would check to see if the CD is dirty. If it looks dusty, wiping
with a soft clean cloth will sometimes help. A dirty CDROM drive can also
cause a problem reading the CD. Blowing into the opening of the drive can
sometimes help. After doing this, try to install again. If that fails, try
copying the CD to a folder on your hard drive, and try installing from
there.

If these steps fail, contact Microsoft Product Support to request a
replacement CD.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft

 

[Sloan Crayton [MS]]

This sounds like it's happening in your initial installation of Office 2003.
If so, it's usually a problem with either the CD or with your CDROM drive.
First, I would check to see if the CD is dirty. If it looks dusty, wiping
with a soft clean cloth will sometimes help. A dirty CDROM drive can also
cause a problem reading the CD. Blowing into the opening of the drive can
sometimes help. After doing this, try to install again. If that fails, try
copying the CD to a folder on your hard drive, and try installing from
there.

If these steps fail, contact Microsoft Product Support to request a
replacement CD.

Sloan Crayton
Microsoft