Office program has not been installed for the current user. Please run setup to install the applicat

[dh]

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH

 

[dh]

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH

 

[dh]

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH

 

[dh]

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH

 

[dh]

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH

 

[dh]

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH

 

[dh]

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH

 

[dh]

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH

 

[Jeff]

I have just encountered the exact same scenario. Did you figure out why this
was happening and a way to fix it?

-Jeff

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH
After searching microsoft's website and doing what they suggested, we
still get the following message: Office program has not been installed
for the current user. Please run setup to install the application. This
happens when we try to launch excel, word, etc.
This occurred when the user tried to install a different version of
Outlook on their pc.
Any suggestions what is causing this and how to cure it. We tried
re-installing, removing, changing permissions (the user had admin
priveldges)
Getting close to re-formating the drive.
Thanks!
DH

 

[Jeff]

I have just encountered the exact same scenario. Did you figure out why this
was happening and a way to fix it?

-Jeff

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH
After searching microsoft's website and doing what they suggested, we
still get the following message: Office program has not been installed
for the current user. Please run setup to install the application. This
happens when we try to launch excel, word, etc.
This occurred when the user tried to install a different version of
Outlook on their pc.
Any suggestions what is causing this and how to cure it. We tried
re-installing, removing, changing permissions (the user had admin
priveldges)
Getting close to re-formating the drive.
Thanks!
DH

 

[Jeff]

I have just encountered the exact same scenario. Did you figure out why this
was happening and a way to fix it?

-Jeff

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH
After searching microsoft's website and doing what they suggested, we
still get the following message: Office program has not been installed
for the current user. Please run setup to install the application. This
happens when we try to launch excel, word, etc.
This occurred when the user tried to install a different version of
Outlook on their pc.
Any suggestions what is causing this and how to cure it. We tried
re-installing, removing, changing permissions (the user had admin
priveldges)
Getting close to re-formating the drive.
Thanks!
DH

 

[Jeff]

I have just encountered the exact same scenario. Did you figure out why this
was happening and a way to fix it?

-Jeff

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH
After searching microsoft's website and doing what they suggested, we
still get the following message: Office program has not been installed
for the current user. Please run setup to install the application. This
happens when we try to launch excel, word, etc.
This occurred when the user tried to install a different version of
Outlook on their pc.
Any suggestions what is causing this and how to cure it. We tried
re-installing, removing, changing permissions (the user had admin
priveldges)
Getting close to re-formating the drive.
Thanks!
DH

 

[Jeff]

I have just encountered the exact same scenario. Did you figure out why this
was happening and a way to fix it?

-Jeff

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH
After searching microsoft's website and doing what they suggested, we
still get the following message: Office program has not been installed
for the current user. Please run setup to install the application. This
happens when we try to launch excel, word, etc.
This occurred when the user tried to install a different version of
Outlook on their pc.
Any suggestions what is causing this and how to cure it. We tried
re-installing, removing, changing permissions (the user had admin
priveldges)
Getting close to re-formating the drive.
Thanks!
DH

 

[Jeff]

I have just encountered the exact same scenario. Did you figure out why this
was happening and a way to fix it?

-Jeff

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH
After searching microsoft's website and doing what they suggested, we
still get the following message: Office program has not been installed
for the current user. Please run setup to install the application. This
happens when we try to launch excel, word, etc.
This occurred when the user tried to install a different version of
Outlook on their pc.
Any suggestions what is causing this and how to cure it. We tried
re-installing, removing, changing permissions (the user had admin
priveldges)
Getting close to re-formating the drive.
Thanks!
DH

 

[Jeff]

I have just encountered the exact same scenario. Did you figure out why this
was happening and a way to fix it?

-Jeff

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH
After searching microsoft's website and doing what they suggested, we
still get the following message: Office program has not been installed
for the current user. Please run setup to install the application. This
happens when we try to launch excel, word, etc.
This occurred when the user tried to install a different version of
Outlook on their pc.
Any suggestions what is causing this and how to cure it. We tried
re-installing, removing, changing permissions (the user had admin
priveldges)
Getting close to re-formating the drive.
Thanks!
DH

 

[Jeff]

I have just encountered the exact same scenario. Did you figure out why this
was happening and a way to fix it?

-Jeff

Yep,
Did that also!
DH

I've heard something about differences between being logged in as the
administrator vs having administrator privileges. Did you try logging in
as the admin?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

PS,
This is windows XP and office XP
DH
After searching microsoft's website and doing what they suggested, we
still get the following message: Office program has not been installed
for the current user. Please run setup to install the application. This
happens when we try to launch excel, word, etc.
This occurred when the user tried to install a different version of
Outlook on their pc.
Any suggestions what is causing this and how to cure it. We tried
re-installing, removing, changing permissions (the user had admin
priveldges)
Getting close to re-formating the drive.
Thanks!
DH