Office 2003 Setup problems

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Tim

Has anyone had any problems setting up 2003? I think Im
about 1/15 for successful installs. For some reason, the
install will just start to hang up on each file it is
copying. Ive let it sit for up to a few hours, and it
still just sits there.
 
G

Gyorgy Moldova [MCSE, MVP]

Hi,

I think the best would be to try first checking your HDD cache...sometimes you need to install a driver for your HDD cache to work normally, without it, it's just pretty slow.

Hth,
G.
 
G

Gyorgy Moldova [MCSE, MVP]

Hi,

I think the best would be to try first checking your HDD cache...sometimes you need to install a driver for your HDD cache to work normally, without it, it's just pretty slow.

Hth,
G.
 
G

Gyorgy Moldova [MCSE, MVP]

Hi,

I think the best would be to try first checking your HDD cache...sometimes you need to install a driver for your HDD cache to work normally, without it, it's just pretty slow.

Hth,
G.
 
G

Gyorgy Moldova [MCSE, MVP]

Hi,

I think the best would be to try first checking your HDD cache...sometimes you need to install a driver for your HDD cache to work normally, without it, it's just pretty slow.

Hth,
G.
 
G

Gyorgy Moldova [MCSE, MVP]

Hi,

I think the best would be to try first checking your HDD cache...sometimes you need to install a driver for your HDD cache to work normally, without it, it's just pretty slow.

Hth,
G.
 
G

Guest

Try logging in windows as administrator. My have to log
on in safe mode to get administrator option. Press F8 on
reboot.
after you do, give yourself (your usual logon user ID)
administrator control (Control panel / user accounts)
-----Original Message-----
Hi,

I think the best would be to try first checking your HDD
cache...sometimes you need to install a driver for your
HDD cache to work normally, without it, it's just pretty
slow.
 
G

Guest

Try logging in windows as administrator. My have to log
on in safe mode to get administrator option. Press F8 on
reboot.
after you do, give yourself (your usual logon user ID)
administrator control (Control panel / user accounts)
-----Original Message-----
Hi,

I think the best would be to try first checking your HDD
cache...sometimes you need to install a driver for your
HDD cache to work normally, without it, it's just pretty
slow.
 
G

Guest

Try logging in windows as administrator. My have to log
on in safe mode to get administrator option. Press F8 on
reboot.
after you do, give yourself (your usual logon user ID)
administrator control (Control panel / user accounts)
-----Original Message-----
Hi,

I think the best would be to try first checking your HDD
cache...sometimes you need to install a driver for your
HDD cache to work normally, without it, it's just pretty
slow.
 
G

Guest

Try logging in windows as administrator. My have to log
on in safe mode to get administrator option. Press F8 on
reboot.
after you do, give yourself (your usual logon user ID)
administrator control (Control panel / user accounts)
-----Original Message-----
Hi,

I think the best would be to try first checking your HDD
cache...sometimes you need to install a driver for your
HDD cache to work normally, without it, it's just pretty
slow.
 
G

Guest

Try logging in windows as administrator. My have to log
on in safe mode to get administrator option. Press F8 on
reboot.
after you do, give yourself (your usual logon user ID)
administrator control (Control panel / user accounts)
-----Original Message-----
Hi,

I think the best would be to try first checking your HDD
cache...sometimes you need to install a driver for your
HDD cache to work normally, without it, it's just pretty
slow.
 

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