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help with office xp 2000 std


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#1 foodman07

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Posted 25 March 2009 - 02:04 PM

I have a dell Lattitude D610 laptop with office xp 2000 std. I took an automatic windows update about a month ago and excel stopped working completely and word is slow. When I launch excel, an installer win dow comes up, configuring window comes up and asks for disk. I have a newer disk office xp2000 std with patches but computer doesn't read disk in drive. Error 1706 and path cannot be found. I replaced drive with new one and installed office pack in desktop from same disk, so its not disk. Drive doesn't seem to be communicating with laptop anymore and don't know why. Used uninstal wizard to un instal windows update but not all could be removed. Laptop is junk right now.

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#2 paws

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Posted 26 March 2009 - 04:24 AM

Hi and welcome to the WTT forums
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dell Lattitude D610 laptop with office xp 2000 std.... I replaced drive with new one and installed office pack in desktop from same disk, so its not disk.


I suggest you try this:
1 Uninstall Microsoft Office
2 Restart your computer
3 Using your genuine MS Office Install disc(s) and genuine 25 digit product key reinstall MS office and see how you go.
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paws
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