Raghu Prakash said:Hi Bill,
I found the similar information that you were looking for from Microsoft
Kb article 292580
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;292580
SUMMARY
This step-by-step article describes how to install Microsoft Office XP on a
computer that is configured to dually boot Microsoft Windows NT and
Microsoft Windows 98.
back to the top
How to Install Office XP on a Computer That Is Configured to Dually Boot
Microsoft Windows NT and Microsoft Windows 98
To install Office on a a dual-boot computer that runs Windows NT and
Windows 98 so that you can run Office from either version of Windows,
follow the steps that are appropriate for your configuration.
back to the top
If Both Versions of Windows Are on the Same Partition
If both versions of Windows are on the same partition ( with the same drive
letter), you are running both operating systems in a nonsupported
configuration. Windows may be erratic. You must reinstall the operating
systems on separate partitions.
For additional information, click the article numbers below to view the
articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
289283 Description of Supported Dual-Boot Configurations Between
Windows-Based Operating Systems
153762 How to Set Up Dual Boot After You Install Windows
293401 How to Enable Dual Boot After You Install Windows Me on a Windows
2000-based Computer
back to the top
If Each Version of Windows Is on a Separate Partition, and FAT16 Is Used
for Both Partitions
To install Office if each version of Windows is on a separate partition and
FAT16 is used for both partitions, follow these steps:
Start Windows (either version), and then run the Setup.exe file on the root
of the Office CD to install Office.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 1.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
Start the other version of Windows, and then install Office to the same
path as step 1. To do this, run the Setup.exe file on the root of the
Office CD.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 3.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
NOTE: Office Setup installs Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 to the \Program
Files\Internet Explorer folder of the operating system drive by default.
This is the recommended installation method for Internet Explorer 5.
For additional information about running Internet Explorer 5 on a dual-boot
computer, click the article number below to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
221917 Error Message Removing Internet Explorer on Dual-Boot Computer
back to the top
If Each Version of Windows Is on a Separate Partition and FAT32 or NTFS Is
Used
You must install Office and Internet Explorer on both partitions if either
of the following conditions is true, because each of these partition
formats is incompatible with the other operating system:
Windows 98 is installed on a FAT32 partition.
-or-
Windows NT is installed on an NTFS partition.
Start Windows (either version), and then install Office to a partition
supported by that operating system.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 1.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
Start the other version of Windows, and then install Office to a partition
that is supported by that operating system.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 3.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
NOTE: Office Setup installs Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 to the \Program
Files\Internet Explorer folder of the operating system drive by default.
This is the recommended installation method for Internet Explorer 5.
For additional information about running Internet Explorer 5 on a dual-boot
computer, click the article number below to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
221917 Error Message Removing Internet Explorer on Dual-Boot Computer
back to the top
Personalized Settings in Office XP
When you make changes to options within Office programs, your changes may
not be recognized in the other version of Windows and may need to be
configured while you are running the program in the other version of
Windows. back to the top
Product Activation and Licensing
You can install the same licensed copy of Office on the same computer under
a dual-boot configuration.
For additional information about licensing and activation, click the
article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
302806 Description of Microsoft Product Activation
back to the top
REFERENCES
For additional information about supported dual-boot configurations with
different Windows-based operating systems, click the article number below
to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
289283 Description of Supported Dual-Boot Configurations Between
Windows-Based Operating Systems
Please let me know has this helped You...
Thank You,
Raghu...
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Raghu Prakash said:Hi Bill,
I found the similar information that you were looking for from Microsoft
Kb article 292580
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;292580
SUMMARY
This step-by-step article describes how to install Microsoft Office XP on a
computer that is configured to dually boot Microsoft Windows NT and
Microsoft Windows 98.
back to the top
How to Install Office XP on a Computer That Is Configured to Dually Boot
Microsoft Windows NT and Microsoft Windows 98
To install Office on a a dual-boot computer that runs Windows NT and
Windows 98 so that you can run Office from either version of Windows,
follow the steps that are appropriate for your configuration.
back to the top
If Both Versions of Windows Are on the Same Partition
If both versions of Windows are on the same partition ( with the same drive
letter), you are running both operating systems in a nonsupported
configuration. Windows may be erratic. You must reinstall the operating
systems on separate partitions.
For additional information, click the article numbers below to view the
articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
289283 Description of Supported Dual-Boot Configurations Between
Windows-Based Operating Systems
153762 How to Set Up Dual Boot After You Install Windows
293401 How to Enable Dual Boot After You Install Windows Me on a Windows
2000-based Computer
back to the top
If Each Version of Windows Is on a Separate Partition, and FAT16 Is Used
for Both Partitions
To install Office if each version of Windows is on a separate partition and
FAT16 is used for both partitions, follow these steps:
Start Windows (either version), and then run the Setup.exe file on the root
of the Office CD to install Office.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 1.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
Start the other version of Windows, and then install Office to the same
path as step 1. To do this, run the Setup.exe file on the root of the
Office CD.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 3.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
NOTE: Office Setup installs Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 to the \Program
Files\Internet Explorer folder of the operating system drive by default.
This is the recommended installation method for Internet Explorer 5.
For additional information about running Internet Explorer 5 on a dual-boot
computer, click the article number below to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
221917 Error Message Removing Internet Explorer on Dual-Boot Computer
back to the top
If Each Version of Windows Is on a Separate Partition and FAT32 or NTFS Is
Used
You must install Office and Internet Explorer on both partitions if either
of the following conditions is true, because each of these partition
formats is incompatible with the other operating system:
Windows 98 is installed on a FAT32 partition.
-or-
Windows NT is installed on an NTFS partition.
Start Windows (either version), and then install Office to a partition
supported by that operating system.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 1.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
Start the other version of Windows, and then install Office to a partition
that is supported by that operating system.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 3.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
NOTE: Office Setup installs Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 to the \Program
Files\Internet Explorer folder of the operating system drive by default.
This is the recommended installation method for Internet Explorer 5.
For additional information about running Internet Explorer 5 on a dual-boot
computer, click the article number below to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
221917 Error Message Removing Internet Explorer on Dual-Boot Computer
back to the top
Personalized Settings in Office XP
When you make changes to options within Office programs, your changes may
not be recognized in the other version of Windows and may need to be
configured while you are running the program in the other version of
Windows. back to the top
Product Activation and Licensing
You can install the same licensed copy of Office on the same computer under
a dual-boot configuration.
For additional information about licensing and activation, click the
article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
302806 Description of Microsoft Product Activation
back to the top
REFERENCES
For additional information about supported dual-boot configurations with
different Windows-based operating systems, click the article number below
to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
289283 Description of Supported Dual-Boot Configurations Between
Windows-Based Operating Systems
Please let me know has this helped You...
Thank You,
Raghu...
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Raghu Prakash said:Hi Bill,
I found the similar information that you were looking for from Microsoft
Kb article 292580
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;292580
SUMMARY
This step-by-step article describes how to install Microsoft Office XP on a
computer that is configured to dually boot Microsoft Windows NT and
Microsoft Windows 98.
back to the top
How to Install Office XP on a Computer That Is Configured to Dually Boot
Microsoft Windows NT and Microsoft Windows 98
To install Office on a a dual-boot computer that runs Windows NT and
Windows 98 so that you can run Office from either version of Windows,
follow the steps that are appropriate for your configuration.
back to the top
If Both Versions of Windows Are on the Same Partition
If both versions of Windows are on the same partition ( with the same drive
letter), you are running both operating systems in a nonsupported
configuration. Windows may be erratic. You must reinstall the operating
systems on separate partitions.
For additional information, click the article numbers below to view the
articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
289283 Description of Supported Dual-Boot Configurations Between
Windows-Based Operating Systems
153762 How to Set Up Dual Boot After You Install Windows
293401 How to Enable Dual Boot After You Install Windows Me on a Windows
2000-based Computer
back to the top
If Each Version of Windows Is on a Separate Partition, and FAT16 Is Used
for Both Partitions
To install Office if each version of Windows is on a separate partition and
FAT16 is used for both partitions, follow these steps:
Start Windows (either version), and then run the Setup.exe file on the root
of the Office CD to install Office.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 1.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
Start the other version of Windows, and then install Office to the same
path as step 1. To do this, run the Setup.exe file on the root of the
Office CD.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 3.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
NOTE: Office Setup installs Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 to the \Program
Files\Internet Explorer folder of the operating system drive by default.
This is the recommended installation method for Internet Explorer 5.
For additional information about running Internet Explorer 5 on a dual-boot
computer, click the article number below to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
221917 Error Message Removing Internet Explorer on Dual-Boot Computer
back to the top
If Each Version of Windows Is on a Separate Partition and FAT32 or NTFS Is
Used
You must install Office and Internet Explorer on both partitions if either
of the following conditions is true, because each of these partition
formats is incompatible with the other operating system:
Windows 98 is installed on a FAT32 partition.
-or-
Windows NT is installed on an NTFS partition.
Start Windows (either version), and then install Office to a partition
supported by that operating system.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 1.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
Start the other version of Windows, and then install Office to a partition
that is supported by that operating system.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 3.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
NOTE: Office Setup installs Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 to the \Program
Files\Internet Explorer folder of the operating system drive by default.
This is the recommended installation method for Internet Explorer 5.
For additional information about running Internet Explorer 5 on a dual-boot
computer, click the article number below to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
221917 Error Message Removing Internet Explorer on Dual-Boot Computer
back to the top
Personalized Settings in Office XP
When you make changes to options within Office programs, your changes may
not be recognized in the other version of Windows and may need to be
configured while you are running the program in the other version of
Windows. back to the top
Product Activation and Licensing
You can install the same licensed copy of Office on the same computer under
a dual-boot configuration.
For additional information about licensing and activation, click the
article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
302806 Description of Microsoft Product Activation
back to the top
REFERENCES
For additional information about supported dual-boot configurations with
different Windows-based operating systems, click the article number below
to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
289283 Description of Supported Dual-Boot Configurations Between
Windows-Based Operating Systems
Please let me know has this helped You...
Thank You,
Raghu...
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Raghu Prakash said:Hi Bill,
I found the similar information that you were looking for from Microsoft
Kb article 292580
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;292580
SUMMARY
This step-by-step article describes how to install Microsoft Office XP on a
computer that is configured to dually boot Microsoft Windows NT and
Microsoft Windows 98.
back to the top
How to Install Office XP on a Computer That Is Configured to Dually Boot
Microsoft Windows NT and Microsoft Windows 98
To install Office on a a dual-boot computer that runs Windows NT and
Windows 98 so that you can run Office from either version of Windows,
follow the steps that are appropriate for your configuration.
back to the top
If Both Versions of Windows Are on the Same Partition
If both versions of Windows are on the same partition ( with the same drive
letter), you are running both operating systems in a nonsupported
configuration. Windows may be erratic. You must reinstall the operating
systems on separate partitions.
For additional information, click the article numbers below to view the
articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
289283 Description of Supported Dual-Boot Configurations Between
Windows-Based Operating Systems
153762 How to Set Up Dual Boot After You Install Windows
293401 How to Enable Dual Boot After You Install Windows Me on a Windows
2000-based Computer
back to the top
If Each Version of Windows Is on a Separate Partition, and FAT16 Is Used
for Both Partitions
To install Office if each version of Windows is on a separate partition and
FAT16 is used for both partitions, follow these steps:
Start Windows (either version), and then run the Setup.exe file on the root
of the Office CD to install Office.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 1.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
Start the other version of Windows, and then install Office to the same
path as step 1. To do this, run the Setup.exe file on the root of the
Office CD.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 3.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
NOTE: Office Setup installs Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 to the \Program
Files\Internet Explorer folder of the operating system drive by default.
This is the recommended installation method for Internet Explorer 5.
For additional information about running Internet Explorer 5 on a dual-boot
computer, click the article number below to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
221917 Error Message Removing Internet Explorer on Dual-Boot Computer
back to the top
If Each Version of Windows Is on a Separate Partition and FAT32 or NTFS Is
Used
You must install Office and Internet Explorer on both partitions if either
of the following conditions is true, because each of these partition
formats is incompatible with the other operating system:
Windows 98 is installed on a FAT32 partition.
-or-
Windows NT is installed on an NTFS partition.
Start Windows (either version), and then install Office to a partition
supported by that operating system.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 1.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
Start the other version of Windows, and then install Office to a partition
that is supported by that operating system.
Restart the computer if prompted by Office Setup, and then start the same
version of Windows that you started in step 3.
This allows Office Setup to complete its installation.
NOTE: Office Setup installs Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 to the \Program
Files\Internet Explorer folder of the operating system drive by default.
This is the recommended installation method for Internet Explorer 5.
For additional information about running Internet Explorer 5 on a dual-boot
computer, click the article number below to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
221917 Error Message Removing Internet Explorer on Dual-Boot Computer
back to the top
Personalized Settings in Office XP
When you make changes to options within Office programs, your changes may
not be recognized in the other version of Windows and may need to be
configured while you are running the program in the other version of
Windows. back to the top
Product Activation and Licensing
You can install the same licensed copy of Office on the same computer under
a dual-boot configuration.
For additional information about licensing and activation, click the
article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
302806 Description of Microsoft Product Activation
back to the top
REFERENCES
For additional information about supported dual-boot configurations with
different Windows-based operating systems, click the article number below
to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
289283 Description of Supported Dual-Boot Configurations Between
Windows-Based Operating Systems
Please let me know has this helped You...
Thank You,
Raghu...
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.