MsiInstaller error Event Id 11327

J

japson

I see the option to select the C:\ drive and the network drive but it wont
allow the selection of the C:\ drive for install. When I disconnect the
network drive, it still wont let me install on C:\.

A lot of different people are using and installing\unistalling software on
this server. Something related to the OS or Office was corrupted.

The CD is fine.
 
J

japson

I see the option to select the C:\ drive and the network drive but it wont
allow the selection of the C:\ drive for install. When I disconnect the
network drive, it still wont let me install on C:\.

A lot of different people are using and installing\unistalling software on
this server. Something related to the OS or Office was corrupted.

The CD is fine.
 
J

japson

I see the option to select the C:\ drive and the network drive but it wont
allow the selection of the C:\ drive for install. When I disconnect the
network drive, it still wont let me install on C:\.

A lot of different people are using and installing\unistalling software on
this server. Something related to the OS or Office was corrupted.

The CD is fine.
 
J

japson

I see the option to select the C:\ drive and the network drive but it wont
allow the selection of the C:\ drive for install. When I disconnect the
network drive, it still wont let me install on C:\.

A lot of different people are using and installing\unistalling software on
this server. Something related to the OS or Office was corrupted.

The CD is fine.
 
J

japson

I see the option to select the C:\ drive and the network drive but it wont
allow the selection of the C:\ drive for install. When I disconnect the
network drive, it still wont let me install on C:\.

A lot of different people are using and installing\unistalling software on
this server. Something related to the OS or Office was corrupted.

The CD is fine.
 
J

japson

I see the option to select the C:\ drive and the network drive but it wont
allow the selection of the C:\ drive for install. When I disconnect the
network drive, it still wont let me install on C:\.

A lot of different people are using and installing\unistalling software on
this server. Something related to the OS or Office was corrupted.

The CD is fine.
 
J

japson

I see the option to select the C:\ drive and the network drive but it wont
allow the selection of the C:\ drive for install. When I disconnect the
network drive, it still wont let me install on C:\.

A lot of different people are using and installing\unistalling software on
this server. Something related to the OS or Office was corrupted.

The CD is fine.
 
J

japson

I see the option to select the C:\ drive and the network drive but it wont
allow the selection of the C:\ drive for install. When I disconnect the
network drive, it still wont let me install on C:\.

A lot of different people are using and installing\unistalling software on
this server. Something related to the OS or Office was corrupted.

The CD is fine.
 
J

japson

Also, this is after uninstalling Office. So Office should have no
relationship with the network drive. I'm not trying a repair or update.
 
J

japson

Also, this is after uninstalling Office. So Office should have no
relationship with the network drive. I'm not trying a repair or update.
 
J

japson

Also, this is after uninstalling Office. So Office should have no
relationship with the network drive. I'm not trying a repair or update.
 
J

japson

Also, this is after uninstalling Office. So Office should have no
relationship with the network drive. I'm not trying a repair or update.
 
J

japson

Also, this is after uninstalling Office. So Office should have no
relationship with the network drive. I'm not trying a repair or update.
 
J

japson

Also, this is after uninstalling Office. So Office should have no
relationship with the network drive. I'm not trying a repair or update.
 
J

japson

Also, this is after uninstalling Office. So Office should have no
relationship with the network drive. I'm not trying a repair or update.
 
J

japson

Also, this is after uninstalling Office. So Office should have no
relationship with the network drive. I'm not trying a repair or update.
 
J

japson

Also, this is after uninstalling Office. So Office should have no
relationship with the network drive. I'm not trying a repair or update.
 
G

Gerry Hickman

I don't really understand this. Surely you are not installing office to
a server?? Anyway, a local account is a bad idea if the install source
was a network location.

You could tell the network drive to "Reconnect at Logon" under Windows
2000, not sure about Windows Server 2003, you could also create a small
BAT file to map the drive for you.
 
G

Gerry Hickman

I don't really understand this. Surely you are not installing office to
a server?? Anyway, a local account is a bad idea if the install source
was a network location.

You could tell the network drive to "Reconnect at Logon" under Windows
2000, not sure about Windows Server 2003, you could also create a small
BAT file to map the drive for you.
 
G

Gerry Hickman

I don't really understand this. Surely you are not installing office to
a server?? Anyway, a local account is a bad idea if the install source
was a network location.

You could tell the network drive to "Reconnect at Logon" under Windows
2000, not sure about Windows Server 2003, you could also create a small
BAT file to map the drive for you.
 

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