Posts by Joshua Martinez17

Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner, I haven't had any internet access lately.
So, when I tried running the Full Installation, this same thing popped up on my screen again.
http://img834.imageshack.us/i/setupi.png/

Anthony Kern43 said:Alright... now tell me how much space you're actually using on your desktop out of those 60 gigs. It doesn't matter what's sitting on the C drive; we need to know about the desktop. Just highlight everything on your desktop, right-click any folder, and hit properties—that'll give you the total size of everything there.

The other part... regarding Office... close all your Microsoft Office programs first. Then, check Task Manager under processes to see if anything like MS Access is still hanging around in the background. If it's gone, fine... go ahead and uninstall if you haven't already. Once that's done, you'll need to get into the Registry Editor.

The fastest way is just hitting Start > Run, typing regedit, and hitting enter.
Navigate through this folder and look for this:

Registry \Software\Microsoft\Office\Office 2010\Registration

I honestly don't know what kind of headache you're in for... personally, I'd just wipe the whole Office folder from the Registry Editor, but to be safe, just delete the Registration folder for starters. Then reboot your PC and try installing just one thing, like Excel, to see if it actually works.

1.) On my desktop, I've got 2.06 GB and 338.61 MB. That's what showed up since it wouldn't let me select everything, so I just checked the properties for My Documents, Computer, and the Recycle Bin icons.
2.) Checked Task Manager—once I closed all the Microsoft Office programs, MS Access wasn't running anymore.
3.) I went into the Registry Editor, wiped the Office stuff, restarted, and tried installing Excel, but it's still acting up.

So, regarding my disk space on the C: drive—I've got about 465 GB total, and 60 GB is currently being used. As for whether it’s cracked or not, I just installed it from the 2007 disc
Can you tell me exactly which folder or file I need to hunt down for those keys? Also, should I wipe everything first before looking for that file, or just try finding it while the software is still installed?
The last time I did an installation, there wasn't even an option to choose between installing it on just this machine or spreading it across all the computers on the network.

Alright, here’s the full rundown on my system specs
http://img20.imageshack.us/i/infodl.png/

Alright, I followed the steps and did everything by the book. I got the 2007 suite installed—skipped InfoPath, obviously—but now nothing will actually launch. I just get that spinning loading icon for a second and then it vanishes. The only thing that even tries to show something is PowerPoint, which gives me this
http://img37.imageshack.us/i/2007v.png/

Anyone out there actually know the answer to this? I’d appreciate the help. Thanks.

Here’s a quick look at how my Office installation turned out based on these screenshots—that last one is the kicker.
http://img146.imageshack.us/g/22960258.png/
And just so you know, I tried swapping out Dow Chemical for an Administrator account this time around to see if that would fix things, but nope. Same old headache.

Yeah, I gave it a shot, but I’ve only got one Personal Account on my end. Though, when I dig into those settings where you can see the account list, there's a Guest Account sitting right next to the Administrative one. Not sure if that's just how the system is supposed to look or if it's just hanging out there by itself.

If anyone actually knows how to fix this, please just drop the solution here. I'd really appreciate it!

I can't find that file anywhere. My system doesn't even have a Users folder; I think things are laid out a bit differently on my end. Plus, I tried searching for both files, but nothing's showing up on this computer.

Man, I'm stuck in this loop again. I tried deleting everything and went back to the disc to run either a reinstall or a repair. First, I tried the "detect and repair errors in my office installation" option, but once it finished, Word just refused to open. So, I wiped the file again and ran the whole process over, but this time I chose reinstall or repair instead. After the loading bar finished, it still wouldn't work. The kicker? Not a single one of the
Microsoft Office programs will even launch.

I’ve been banging my head against the wall trying to fix this one issue for a while now.
I tried nuking Microsoft Office and doing a full reinstall, and I even tried downloading a fresh version from the web, but every single time I launch it, this same headache pops up.



If anyone knows how to actually fix this, I'd really appreciate the help. Thanks.