MsiInstaller error Event Id 11327

[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.

 

[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.

 

[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.

 

[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.

 

[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.

 

[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.

 

[japson]

Forget my first question on this thread but it is related to the issue stated
in my following posts.

This is an MSDN terminal server. I was installing office on a server.

I dont want the installation to have anything to do with the shared network
drive, I want it installed on the local machine.

I appreciate your help though.

 

[japson]

Forget my first question on this thread but it is related to the issue stated
in my following posts.

This is an MSDN terminal server. I was installing office on a server.

I dont want the installation to have anything to do with the shared network
drive, I want it installed on the local machine.

I appreciate your help though.

 

[japson]

Forget my first question on this thread but it is related to the issue stated
in my following posts.

This is an MSDN terminal server. I was installing office on a server.

I dont want the installation to have anything to do with the shared network
drive, I want it installed on the local machine.

I appreciate your help though.

 

[japson]

Forget my first question on this thread but it is related to the issue stated
in my following posts.

This is an MSDN terminal server. I was installing office on a server.

I dont want the installation to have anything to do with the shared network
drive, I want it installed on the local machine.

I appreciate your help though.

 

[japson]

Forget my first question on this thread but it is related to the issue stated
in my following posts.

This is an MSDN terminal server. I was installing office on a server.

I dont want the installation to have anything to do with the shared network
drive, I want it installed on the local machine.

I appreciate your help though.

 

[japson]

Forget my first question on this thread but it is related to the issue stated
in my following posts.

This is an MSDN terminal server. I was installing office on a server.

I dont want the installation to have anything to do with the shared network
drive, I want it installed on the local machine.

I appreciate your help though.

 

[japson]

Forget my first question on this thread but it is related to the issue stated
in my following posts.

This is an MSDN terminal server. I was installing office on a server.

I dont want the installation to have anything to do with the shared network
drive, I want it installed on the local machine.

I appreciate your help though.

 

[japson]

Forget my first question on this thread but it is related to the issue stated
in my following posts.

This is an MSDN terminal server. I was installing office on a server.

I dont want the installation to have anything to do with the shared network
drive, I want it installed on the local machine.

I appreciate your help though.

 

[japson]

Forget my first question on this thread but it is related to the issue stated
in my following posts.

This is an MSDN terminal server. I was installing office on a server.

I dont want the installation to have anything to do with the shared network
drive, I want it installed on the local machine.

I appreciate your help though.