Setup cannot find proplus.ww\office64ww.msi

I've seen quite a few people report this problem online but cannot find any
solutions that work for me...

I have a new PC with Vista 64 on it and I'm trying to install MS Office
2007. I have a valid 2-user licence for Office 2007 Pro-Plus (bought for my
son from a certified MS partner/educational reseller) with one licence still
free. When I try to install Office from the CD I get a message halfway
through the install saying "Setup cannot find proplus.ww\office64ww.msi,
browse to a valid installation source and then click ok". If I browse to the
install disk and click OK then the system just comes up with the same error
message again.

Based on suggestions found on various forums I have tried copying the
contents of the CD to my hard drive and running the install from there but I
still get the same error.

I have tried uninstalling all previous Office installations using the
official MS tool (from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/971179/#FixedAlways)
before performing the new install but this doesn't help either.

In frustration I decided to give up on Pro Plus and see if I could install
the Office Home & Student edition, for which I also have a spare licence
available (bought from Amazon), and I still get the same error, the only
difference being that the "missing" file is in the homestudentr.ww folder
rather then the proplus.ww one.

Can anyone tell me what I have to do to get MS Office working on my lovely
new Vista 64 machine?

Thanks in advance

Indie Blue

Free telephone support is available for you from MS since you have a legal Office
2007 Pro Plus which is a VL version. Have all your documentation on hand


Here you will find the Phone numbers and email addresses as to where and whom to
contact about Office Enterprise\Pro Plus and your issue.
Scroll down to the bottom of page to North America
https://licensing.microsoft.com/eLic...3/overview.asp
..



--
Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"Indie Blue" wrote in message
...
I've seen quite a few people report this problem online but cannot find any
solutions that work for me...

I have a new PC with Vista 64 on it and I'm trying to install MS Office
2007. I have a valid 2-user licence for Office 2007 Pro-Plus (bought for my
son from a certified MS partner/educational reseller) with one licence still
free. When I try to install Office from the CD I get a message halfway
through the install saying "Setup cannot find proplus.ww\office64ww.msi,
browse to a valid installation source and then click ok". If I browse to the
install disk and click OK then the system just comes up with the same error
message again.

Based on suggestions found on various forums I have tried copying the
contents of the CD to my hard drive and running the install from there but I
still get the same error.

I have tried uninstalling all previous Office installations using the
official MS tool (from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/971179/#FixedAlways)
before performing the new install but this doesn't help either.

In frustration I decided to give up on Pro Plus and see if I could install
the Office Home & Student edition, for which I also have a spare licence
available (bought from Amazon), and I still get the same error, the only
difference being that the "missing" file is in the homestudentr.ww folder
rather then the proplus.ww one.

Can anyone tell me what I have to do to get MS Office working on my lovely
new Vista 64 machine?

Thanks in advance

Indie Blue

Hi all. This error message annoyed the hell out of me. I finally cracked it as follows.
I had Norton security and windows defender "looking after" my computer. I'm not sure which program was doing it, but one of them wasn't allowing 2007 office to open the file. I loaded Trend Micro Internet Security which removed Norton and shut down Defender and guess what, Office open perfectly. I think it was Window Defender. Have a go, but I recommend turning off the modem first as with Norton and defender off you computer is at risk. Hope it helps as I know how frustrated you can get



Indie Blue wrote:

Setup cannot find proplus.ww\office64ww.msi
15-Dec-09

I have seen quite a few people report this problem online but cannot find any
solutions that work for me...

I have a new PC with Vista 64 on it and I am trying to install MS Office
2007. I have a valid 2-user licence for Office 2007 Pro-Plus (bought for my
son from a certified MS partner/educational reseller) with one licence still
free. When I try to install Office from the CD I get a message halfway
through the install saying "Setup cannot find proplus.ww\office64ww.msi,
browse to a valid installation source and then click ok". If I browse to the
install disk and click OK then the system just comes up with the same error
message again.

Based on suggestions found on various forums I have tried copying the
contents of the CD to my hard drive and running the install from there but I
still get the same error.

I have tried uninstalling all previous Office installations using the
official MS tool (from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/971179/#FixedAlways)
before performing the new install but this does not help either.

In frustration I decided to give up on Pro Plus and see if I could install
the Office Home & Student edition, for which I also have a spare licence
available (bought from Amazon), and I still get the same error, the only
difference being that the "missing" file is in the homestudentr.ww folder
rather then the proplus.ww one.

Can anyone tell me what I have to do to get MS Office working on my lovely
new Vista 64 machine?

Thanks in advance

Indie Blue

Previous Posts In This Thread:

On Tuesday, December 15, 2009 3:10 PM
Indie Blue wrote:

Setup cannot find proplus.ww\office64ww.msi
I have seen quite a few people report this problem online but cannot find any
solutions that work for me...

I have a new PC with Vista 64 on it and I am trying to install MS Office
2007. I have a valid 2-user licence for Office 2007 Pro-Plus (bought for my
son from a certified MS partner/educational reseller) with one licence still
free. When I try to install Office from the CD I get a message halfway
through the install saying "Setup cannot find proplus.ww\office64ww.msi,
browse to a valid installation source and then click ok". If I browse to the
install disk and click OK then the system just comes up with the same error
message again.

Based on suggestions found on various forums I have tried copying the
contents of the CD to my hard drive and running the install from there but I
still get the same error.

I have tried uninstalling all previous Office installations using the
official MS tool (from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/971179/#FixedAlways)
before performing the new install but this does not help either.

In frustration I decided to give up on Pro Plus and see if I could install
the Office Home & Student edition, for which I also have a spare licence
available (bought from Amazon), and I still get the same error, the only
difference being that the "missing" file is in the homestudentr.ww folder
rather then the proplus.ww one.

Can anyone tell me what I have to do to get MS Office working on my lovely
new Vista 64 machine?

Thanks in advance

Indie Blue

On Tuesday, December 15, 2009 10:21 PM
Peter Foldes wrote:

Free telephone support is available for you from MS since you have a legal
Free telephone support is available for you from MS since you have a legal Office
2007 Pro Plus which is a VL version. Have all your documentation on hand


Here you will find the Phone numbers and email addresses as to where and whom to
contact about Office Enterprise\Pro Plus and your issue.
Scroll down to the bottom of page to North America
https://licensing.microsoft.com/eLic...3/overview.asp
..



--
Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.


Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice
Free SharePoint Form Creator/Generator/Builder
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...form-crea.aspx