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November 19th, 2008, 02:34 AM
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MS Office 2007 Configures at Every Launch
Athlon 1.2GHz, 640 MB RAM, WinXP SP3, Office 2007 Student and Teacher
SP1 I've just re-installed XP from scratch. Office 2003 was previously installed but I decided to install Office Student and Teacher 2007 after a completely new install of the OS. The products have been activated. Every time I start Word or Excel, but not Outlook, which I installed separately since it's not part of MS Office S&T, a dialog is displayed advising that the MSInstaller is configuring the application. I've search the newsgroup for previous posters, and found similar problems dated over a year ago but not exactly my situation. I've check the Event Viewer but there are no errors. The only relevant entries state that MSInstaller has successfully configured the various components of Word or Excel, every time I launch the app. 
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November 19th, 2008, 03:01 AM
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MS Office 2007 Configures at Every Launch
DM
Use this MS Tool to fix your issue http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301 -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "DM" wrote in message ... Athlon 1.2GHz, 640 MB RAM, WinXP SP3, Office 2007 Student and Teacher SP1 I've just re-installed XP from scratch. Office 2003 was previously installed but I decided to install Office Student and Teacher 2007 after a completely new install of the OS. The products have been activated. Every time I start Word or Excel, but not Outlook, which I installed separately since it's not part of MS Office S&T, a dialog is displayed advising that the MSInstaller is configuring the application. I've search the newsgroup for previous posters, and found similar problems dated over a year ago but not exactly my situation. I've check the Event Viewer but there are no errors. The only relevant entries state that MSInstaller has successfully configured the various components of Word or Excel, every time I launch the app.
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November 21st, 2008, 09:35 PM
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MS Office 2007 Configures at Every Launch
I have Office 2007 Enterprise on my Vista notebook.
I installed Frontpage 2003. Right after that, all of my office progs started "configuring" whenever I start the program - Outlook, Excel, Word, even FP 2003. I uninstalled FP 2003 and it still did this. I used the program you linked to, and now Outlook 2007 opens normally, but the other Office programs still "configures" whenever I open them. Please help! TIA "Peter Foldes" wrote: DM Use this MS Tool to fix your issue http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301 -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "DM" wrote in message ... Athlon 1.2GHz, 640 MB RAM, WinXP SP3, Office 2007 Student and Teacher SP1 I've just re-installed XP from scratch. Office 2003 was previously installed but I decided to install Office Student and Teacher 2007 after a completely new install of the OS. The products have been activated. Every time I start Word or Excel, but not Outlook, which I installed separately since it's not part of MS Office S&T, a dialog is displayed advising that the MSInstaller is configuring the application. I've search the newsgroup for previous posters, and found similar problems dated over a year ago but not exactly my situation. I've check the Event Viewer but there are no errors. The only relevant entries state that MSInstaller has successfully configured the various components of Word or Excel, every time I launch the app.
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