I have MS Office Enterprise 2007 to install but don't work.

[msd.skains]

I have a disk from my company with the Home Use Program version of MS Office
Enterprise 2007. When I put it in the CD drive, nothing happens. When I go
to that drive and try to view the disk, there is nothing there.

Any ideas?

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Does your CD/DVD drive show other disks when inserted?

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After furious head scratching, msd.skains asked:

| I have a disk from my company with the Home Use Program version of MS
| Office Enterprise 2007. When I put it in the CD drive, nothing
| happens. When I go to that drive and try to view the disk, there is
| nothing there.
|
| Any ideas?

 

[Tim Feld]

Did your company give you a DVD disc and your home PC has a CD drive?

Tim

 

[egvsjv]

Did your company give you a DVD disc and your home PC has a CD drive?

Tim

 

[egvsjv]

The same thing happened to me. I have a DVD player and the Office files are
visable. I was able to copy the files to the hard drive so the DVD is being
read. I get the error message: "MS Office Enterprise 2007 encountered an
error during setup". I tried the disc on another PC and I got the error
message: "D:\Enterpriser.WW\OSETUP.DLL digital signature does not validate or
is not present."

 

[travis]

Have you figured out how to fix the problem? I am having the same error and
have not been able to get it to work.

 

[egvsjv]

I logged on with the hidden administrator account and it loaded as smooth as
silk.

 

[egvsjv]

I logged in with the hidden administrator account and it loaded as smooth as
silk.

 

[dgbutterworth]

I have a similar problem trying to install Office 2007 and Onenote 2007 on a
laptop. I get the following window after the files are unpacked:

Setup Error
A required C:\DOCUME~\....\Temp\OWP340.tmp\OneNoteR.WW\OSETUP.DLL cannot be
loaded. This may indicate that the file is missing or damaged.

This is very annoying, and it seems a number of people are annoyed by this
same problem. What is going on? Please help!!

 

[egvsjv]

Do you have the Enterprise version of Office 2007? If you do try, loading
the program from the hidden administrator account. If you do not have the
Enterprise version I do not know how to help you. Sorry.

 

[bricathw]

I am haveing similiar problems. With two separate home use discs I ge
an error "Setup cannot continue becase required file is eaith
corrupted or missing. Run setup again form the original source disc o
download location." I have the original dvd and have disabled UAC
anti-virus, and set in properies to run as and adminstrator. The dis
works and will install in my descktop running XP but not in my lapto
running Vista. What is the hidden adminstrator account and how do
try that

 

[egvsjv]

I am not familiar with Vista but found this online:
To better protect Vista, Microsoft decided that its built-in Administrator
account should be disabled by default. So the built-in Administrator account
is now disabled in all clean installations and upgrades of Windows Vista.
There are three ways to enable the built-in Administrator account:
1. Use the AutoLogon unattended Setup setting.
2. Use the Local Users and Groups MMC console. (You won't find the
Administrator account in the User Account Control Panel. But the MMC-based
Computer Management section of the Administrative Tools Control Panel does
give you access to the Administrator account.)
3. Use the command line: net user administrator/active:yes.
(Note: You may need to disable User Account Control or else open the
elevated (RUNAS) command prompt.)