Microsoft Works Suite doesn't work right in limited accounts.

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fhurst

I have Microsoft Works Suite 2001 installed and it works
fine in my account, but will not load properly in my
childrens "Limited Accounts".

When it begins to load, a configuration window displays
entitled: "Microsoft Word 2000 SR-1", that says: "Please
wait while Windows configures Microsoft Word 2000 SR-1" and
a progress bar, within that window, shows the configuration
status, but then another small window displays entitled:
"Microsoft Word 2000 SR-1", that says: "Error 1706. No
valid source could be found for product Microsoft Word 2000
SR-1. The Windows installer cannot continue."

When I click the "OK" button in that window it goes away
leaving the first window which automatically tries the
configuration process again, so I have to click it's
"Cancel" button to stop it. As soon as that window
disappears, Microsoft Works displays in all it's glory
waiting to be used.

Does anyone know how to fix this?
 
G

Greg R

Try temporally making the kids account administrator. Then Log in to
the each kids account Then opening works. Agree eula, skip the
registration process. Close works. Reopen open works. The close
works once again. Then logout. Then login to you administrative
account and set the kids back to limited,

This may or may not work.

Greg R
 
G

Greg R

Try temporally making the kids account administrator. Then Log in to
the each kids account Then opening works. Agree eula, skip the
registration process. Close works. Reopen open works. The close
works once again. Then logout. Then login to you administrative
account and set the kids back to limited,

This may or may not work.

Greg R
 
G

Greg R

Try temporally making the kids account administrator. Then Log in to
the each kids account Then opening works. Agree eula, skip the
registration process. Close works. Reopen open works. The close
works once again. Then logout. Then login to you administrative
account and set the kids back to limited,

This may or may not work.

Greg R
 
G

Greg R

Try temporally making the kids account administrator. Then Log in to
the each kids account Then opening works. Agree eula, skip the
registration process. Close works. Reopen open works. The close
works once again. Then logout. Then login to you administrative
account and set the kids back to limited,

This may or may not work.

Greg R
 
G

Greg R

Try temporally making the kids account administrator. Then Log in to
the each kids account Then opening works. Agree eula, skip the
registration process. Close works. Reopen open works. The close
works once again. Then logout. Then login to you administrative
account and set the kids back to limited,

This may or may not work.

Greg R
 
G

Greg R

Try temporally making the kids account administrator. Then Log in to
the each kids account Then opening works. Agree eula, skip the
registration process. Close works. Reopen open works. The close
works once again. Then logout. Then login to you administrative
account and set the kids back to limited,

This may or may not work.

Greg R
 
G

Greg R

Try temporally making the kids account administrator. Then Log in to
the each kids account Then opening works. Agree eula, skip the
registration process. Close works. Reopen open works. The close
works once again. Then logout. Then login to you administrative
account and set the kids back to limited,

This may or may not work.

Greg R
 
G

Greg R

Try temporally making the kids account administrator. Then Log in to
the each kids account Then opening works. Agree eula, skip the
registration process. Close works. Reopen open works. The close
works once again. Then logout. Then login to you administrative
account and set the kids back to limited,

This may or may not work.

Greg R
 
G

Greg R

Try temporally making the kids account administrator. Then Log in to
the each kids account Then opening works. Agree eula, skip the
registration process. Close works. Reopen open works. The close
works once again. Then logout. Then login to you administrative
account and set the kids back to limited,

This may or may not work.

Greg R
 

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