Installing Office 2000 Premium onto an XP PC

[Nick]

I am reloading my PC after a harddisk crash and replacement. My Office 2000
Premium software seems to have a problem with XP home. I get warnings about
missing "internet information server (IIE) 4" during the installation.
Eventually XP wouldn't load Office disks 3 and 4, because it didn't have IIE
4.

This seems to be a bit strange since I was able to load the Office 2000 onto
my Notebook, and even this PC, last time. Both were running XP home when
loaded previously. My guess is that this is a throwback to Office 2000
thinking it is dealing with NT, instead of XP.

Perhaps one of the XP upgrade patches has changed something? Any suggestions?

 

[Hareth]

the only thing i could think of......


check and make sure your not full installing office.

If its premium, im assuming it has a lot of stuff your not going to use.

try installing default, or custom, setup but not a FULL install.

If you check add/remove
& click change/remove on Office premium
it will show you all the stuff you installed

i could be totally off...but it seems like your trying to install a
component that requires IIS

 

[Hareth]

the only thing i could think of......


check and make sure your not full installing office.

If its premium, im assuming it has a lot of stuff your not going to use.

try installing default, or custom, setup but not a FULL install.

If you check add/remove
& click change/remove on Office premium
it will show you all the stuff you installed

i could be totally off...but it seems like your trying to install a
component that requires IIS

 

[Hareth]

the only thing i could think of......


check and make sure your not full installing office.

If its premium, im assuming it has a lot of stuff your not going to use.

try installing default, or custom, setup but not a FULL install.

If you check add/remove
& click change/remove on Office premium
it will show you all the stuff you installed

i could be totally off...but it seems like your trying to install a
component that requires IIS

 

[Hareth]

the only thing i could think of......


check and make sure your not full installing office.

If its premium, im assuming it has a lot of stuff your not going to use.

try installing default, or custom, setup but not a FULL install.

If you check add/remove
& click change/remove on Office premium
it will show you all the stuff you installed

i could be totally off...but it seems like your trying to install a
component that requires IIS

 

[Hareth]

the only thing i could think of......


check and make sure your not full installing office.

If its premium, im assuming it has a lot of stuff your not going to use.

try installing default, or custom, setup but not a FULL install.

If you check add/remove
& click change/remove on Office premium
it will show you all the stuff you installed

i could be totally off...but it seems like your trying to install a
component that requires IIS

 

[Hareth]

the only thing i could think of......


check and make sure your not full installing office.

If its premium, im assuming it has a lot of stuff your not going to use.

try installing default, or custom, setup but not a FULL install.

If you check add/remove
& click change/remove on Office premium
it will show you all the stuff you installed

i could be totally off...but it seems like your trying to install a
component that requires IIS

 

[Hareth]

the only thing i could think of......


check and make sure your not full installing office.

If its premium, im assuming it has a lot of stuff your not going to use.

try installing default, or custom, setup but not a FULL install.

If you check add/remove
& click change/remove on Office premium
it will show you all the stuff you installed

i could be totally off...but it seems like your trying to install a
component that requires IIS

 

[Hareth]

the only thing i could think of......


check and make sure your not full installing office.

If its premium, im assuming it has a lot of stuff your not going to use.

try installing default, or custom, setup but not a FULL install.

If you check add/remove
& click change/remove on Office premium
it will show you all the stuff you installed

i could be totally off...but it seems like your trying to install a
component that requires IIS

 

[Hareth]

the only thing i could think of......


check and make sure your not full installing office.

If its premium, im assuming it has a lot of stuff your not going to use.

try installing default, or custom, setup but not a FULL install.

If you check add/remove
& click change/remove on Office premium
it will show you all the stuff you installed

i could be totally off...but it seems like your trying to install a
component that requires IIS