Re: XP Home Edition with Office XP Student Teacher Edition
- From: "Mark" <secureourborders@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 8 May 2008 19:45:46 -0400
You didn't notice the warning when installing Windows in that manner that it
could cause problems? So the answer is YES!
Mark
"FustratedSactoGuy" <FustratedSactoGuy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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My PC has been taking an extreme amount of time to boot, so last night I
reinstalled windows xp Home SP1. For the install, I used the option of
installing a fresh copy over the existing copy without reformating the
disc
partition. I then went to install Office xp standard for students and
teachers version 2002 and the disk will not load. I copied the contents of
the disc onto my hard drive and attempted to run from there, the info
copied
fine but it still would not execute the set-up program.
It looks like a copy of the office programs are still on my C drive in the
program files folder, but when I click on the app, the computer crashes.
Help Please. I have now wasted about 15 hours on this nonsense.
Should I reformat the HD and start from scratch?
Finally, it appears that the computer is running about 50% slower than
normal.
.
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