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proret.msi
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I am trying to help a non profit with 1 of their networked computers (about 15 in total) which will not let them run any of the Office apps (word, excel etc.). When you launch, say word, it looks to install components, and then it calls for a file called proret.msi. Which we cant find on the network or an office cd (not sure if it's the original install cd as the network was setup years ago and noone there knows what's up- no administrator/IT person) . The installed software is a legitimate copy that used to work and things may have gone wrong after a windows update - not sure. A google search turned this up but it doesnt offer a fix or workaround. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=828451 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=295369 If anyone knows how to extract the missing file, or has a remedy....please.......love to hear from you |
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Hi, frankg,
What is the CD you have? Office Pro, or what? Have you tried using it to re-install a good clean copy of Office? -- Susan Ramlet Office MVP ______________________ Please reply to the newsgroups so that all may benefit. "frankg" wrote in message . .. XP Pro I am trying to help a non profit with 1 of their networked computers (about 15 in total) which will not let them run any of the Office apps (word, excel etc.). When you launch, say word, it looks to install components, and then it calls for a file called proret.msi. Which we cant find on the network or an office cd (not sure if it's the original install cd as the network was setup years ago and noone there knows what's up- no administrator/IT person) . The installed software is a legitimate copy that used to work and things may have gone wrong after a windows update - not sure. A google search turned this up but it doesnt offer a fix or workaround. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=828451 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=295369 If anyone knows how to extract the missing file, or has a remedy....please.......love to hear from you |
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Thanks, thayt's what I finally did do - at first I thought I could 'repair' it Hi, frankg, What is the CD you have? Office Pro, or what? Have you tried using it to re-install a good clean copy of Office? -- Susan Ramlet Office MVP ______________________ Please reply to the newsgroups so that all may benefit. "frankg" wrote in message . .. XP Pro I am trying to help a non profit with 1 of their networked computers (about 15 in total) which will not let them run any of the Office apps (word, excel etc.). When you launch, say word, it looks to install components, and then it calls for a file called proret.msi. Which we cant find on the network or an office cd (not sure if it's the original install cd as the network was setup years ago and noone there knows what's up- no administrator/IT person) . The installed software is a legitimate copy that used to work and things may have gone wrong after a windows update - not sure. A google search turned this up but it doesnt offer a fix or workaround. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=828451 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=295369 If anyone knows how to extract the missing file, or has a remedy....please.......love to hear from you |
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