"Application failed to initialize" question

Trying to install MS Office Pro 2007 on my HP Pavilion dv7 (Centrino Core 2,
2.0GHZ, Vista Home Premioum 64 bit).

But I keep getting this error message: "The application failed to initialize
properly (0xc0000018)"

Help, I don't know what to do.

Don't know if this matters, but I have MS Office Student/Home Trial that has
expired.

thanks

Uninstall any trial, together with any activation assistant, clear temp
files, reboot, prior to installing any paid for version

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Trying to install MS Office Pro 2007 on my HP Pavilion dv7 (Centrino Core
2,
2.0GHZ, Vista Home Premioum 64 bit).

But I keep getting this error message: "The application failed to
initialize
properly (0xc0000018)"

Help, I don't know what to do.

Don't know if this matters, but I have MS Office Student/Home Trial that
has
expired.

thanks

Thanks for the info DL. I unistalled the trial version and the activation
assistant, and deleted temp files. Same error message, however.

I'm open to other ideas before returing this software.

"DL" wrote:

Uninstall any trial, together with any activation assistant, clear temp
files, reboot, prior to installing any paid for version

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Trying to install MS Office Pro 2007 on my HP Pavilion dv7 (Centrino Core
2,
2.0GHZ, Vista Home Premioum 64 bit).

But I keep getting this error message: "The application failed to
initialize
properly (0xc0000018)"

Help, I don't know what to do.

Don't know if this matters, but I have MS Office Student/Home Trial that
has
expired.

thanks

I think you will find its caused by your configuration of Vista, and
unlikely to be caused by the MS DVD of Office
Have you installed any updates other than Win Critical updates?

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the info DL. I unistalled the trial version and the activation
assistant, and deleted temp files. Same error message, however.

I'm open to other ideas before returing this software.

"DL" wrote:

Uninstall any trial, together with any activation assistant, clear temp
files, reboot, prior to installing any paid for version

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Trying to install MS Office Pro 2007 on my HP Pavilion dv7 (Centrino
Core
2,
2.0GHZ, Vista Home Premioum 64 bit).

But I keep getting this error message: "The application failed to
initialize
properly (0xc0000018)"

Help, I don't know what to do.

Don't know if this matters, but I have MS Office Student/Home Trial
that
has
expired.

thanks

No. Just the regular Windows-prompted updates.



"DL" wrote:

I think you will find its caused by your configuration of Vista, and
unlikely to be caused by the MS DVD of Office
Have you installed any updates other than Win Critical updates?

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the info DL. I unistalled the trial version and the activation
assistant, and deleted temp files. Same error message, however.

I'm open to other ideas before returing this software.

"DL" wrote:

Uninstall any trial, together with any activation assistant, clear temp
files, reboot, prior to installing any paid for version

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Trying to install MS Office Pro 2007 on my HP Pavilion dv7 (Centrino
Core
2,
2.0GHZ, Vista Home Premioum 64 bit).

But I keep getting this error message: "The application failed to
initialize
properly (0xc0000018)"

Help, I don't know what to do.

Don't know if this matters, but I have MS Office Student/Home Trial
that
has
expired.

thanks

I just updated Windows Vista for x64-based Systems, and still get the error
message. That's about the extent of my computer knowledge. I know I have had
no problems with this computer with downloads and installs in the four months
I have had it. I have almost always allowed HP and MS updates. This is the
first problem I have had with anything.

Thanks for your input DL.



"ScottB" wrote:

No. Just the regular Windows-prompted updates.



"DL" wrote:

I think you will find its caused by your configuration of Vista, and
unlikely to be caused by the MS DVD of Office
Have you installed any updates other than Win Critical updates?

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the info DL. I unistalled the trial version and the activation
assistant, and deleted temp files. Same error message, however.

I'm open to other ideas before returing this software.

"DL" wrote:

Uninstall any trial, together with any activation assistant, clear temp
files, reboot, prior to installing any paid for version

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Trying to install MS Office Pro 2007 on my HP Pavilion dv7 (Centrino
Core
2,
2.0GHZ, Vista Home Premioum 64 bit).

But I keep getting this error message: "The application failed to
initialize
properly (0xc0000018)"

Help, I don't know what to do.

Don't know if this matters, but I have MS Office Student/Home Trial
that
has
expired.

thanks

Final post.

I inserted the install disk on my other deskstop computer with XP, and it
read the disc as being a blank CD. Will take this back for my money back.

Thanks again.

"ScottB" wrote:

I just updated Windows Vista for x64-based Systems, and still get the error
message. That's about the extent of my computer knowledge. I know I have had
no problems with this computer with downloads and installs in the four months
I have had it. I have almost always allowed HP and MS updates. This is the
first problem I have had with anything.

Thanks for your input DL.



"ScottB" wrote:

No. Just the regular Windows-prompted updates.



"DL" wrote:

I think you will find its caused by your configuration of Vista, and
unlikely to be caused by the MS DVD of Office
Have you installed any updates other than Win Critical updates?

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the info DL. I unistalled the trial version and the activation
assistant, and deleted temp files. Same error message, however.

I'm open to other ideas before returing this software.

"DL" wrote:

Uninstall any trial, together with any activation assistant, clear temp
files, reboot, prior to installing any paid for version

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Trying to install MS Office Pro 2007 on my HP Pavilion dv7 (Centrino
Core
2,
2.0GHZ, Vista Home Premioum 64 bit).

But I keep getting this error message: "The application failed to
initialize
properly (0xc0000018)"

Help, I don't know what to do.

Don't know if this matters, but I have MS Office Student/Home Trial
that
has
expired.

thanks

"ScottB" wrote:

Thanks for the info DL. I unistalled the trial version and the activation
assistant, and deleted temp files. Same error message, however.

I'm open to other ideas before returing this software.

"DL" wrote:

Uninstall any trial, together with any activation assistant, clear temp
files, reboot, prior to installing any paid for version

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Trying to install MS Office Pro 2007 on my HP Pavilion dv7 (Centrino Core
2,
2.0GHZ, Vista Home Premioum 64 bit).

But I keep getting this error message: "The application failed to
initialize
properly (0xc0000018)"

Help, I don't know what to do.

Don't know if this matters, but I have MS Office Student/Home Trial that
has
expired.

thanks

"ScottB" wrote:

Final post.

I inserted the install disk on my other deskstop computer with XP, and it
read the disc as being a blank CD. Will take this back for my money back.

Thanks again.

"ScottB" wrote:

I just updated Windows Vista for x64-based Systems, and still get the error
message. That's about the extent of my computer knowledge. I know I have had
no problems with this computer with downloads and installs in the four months
I have had it. I have almost always allowed HP and MS updates. This is the
first problem I have had with anything.

Thanks for your input DL.



"ScottB" wrote:

No. Just the regular Windows-prompted updates.



"DL" wrote:

I think you will find its caused by your configuration of Vista, and
unlikely to be caused by the MS DVD of Office
Have you installed any updates other than Win Critical updates?

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the info DL. I unistalled the trial version and the activation
assistant, and deleted temp files. Same error message, however.

I'm open to other ideas before returing this software.

"DL" wrote:

Uninstall any trial, together with any activation assistant, clear temp
files, reboot, prior to installing any paid for version

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Trying to install MS Office Pro 2007 on my HP Pavilion dv7 (Centrino
Core
2,
2.0GHZ, Vista Home Premioum 64 bit).

But I keep getting this error message: "The application failed to
initialize
properly (0xc0000018)"

Help, I don't know what to do.

Don't know if this matters, but I have MS Office Student/Home Trial
that
has
expired.

thanks

"ScottB" wrote:

Final post.

I inserted the install disk on my other deskstop computer with XP, and it
read the disc as being a blank CD. Will take this back for my money back.

Thanks again.

"ScottB" wrote:

I just updated Windows Vista for x64-based Systems, and still get the error
message. That's about the extent of my computer knowledge. I know I have had
no problems with this computer with downloads and installs in the four months
I have had it. I have almost always allowed HP and MS updates. This is the
first problem I have had with anything.

Thanks for your input DL.



"ScottB" wrote:

No. Just the regular Windows-prompted updates.



"DL" wrote:

I think you will find its caused by your configuration of Vista, and
unlikely to be caused by the MS DVD of Office
Have you installed any updates other than Win Critical updates?

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Thanks for the info DL. I unistalled the trial version and the activation
assistant, and deleted temp files. Same error message, however.

I'm open to other ideas before returing this software.

"DL" wrote:

Uninstall any trial, together with any activation assistant, clear temp
files, reboot, prior to installing any paid for version

"ScottB" wrote in message
...
Trying to install MS Office Pro 2007 on my HP Pavilion dv7 (Centrino
Core
2,
2.0GHZ, Vista Home Premioum 64 bit).

But I keep getting this error message: "The application failed to
initialize
properly (0xc0000018)"

Help, I don't know what to do.

Don't know if this matters, but I have MS Office Student/Home Trial
that
has
expired.

thanks



Scott
I have the same computer, trial software, error ($%#^) code, Office 2007
professional as you have! I am beyond frustrated and I am curious if you
returned the software, purchased an Apple, tech. support, ??????.
Thanks