OfficeXP doesn't remember cd key

[Jon Weston]

Everytime I open an office app I have to enter my cd key, it's like it
doesn't remember it.

Circumstances: cleaned out computer and starting from new, so fresh WinXP
install and straight to a fresh OfficeXP Pro install. Install goes
normally, it likes the key fine when I install, but everytime I open an app
I have to enter they key again. Then it says that I have to close the app
for the changes to take effect. I do, then open the app and "ta da" I have
to enter the key again. So I just enter the key and leave the app open, but
what can I do about this?

Only odd thing about the install is that the drive is partitioned into c, d
and e drives and it "says" that it detected another operating system on C
before I reformatted it. Nobody knows anything about this. Should I remove
the partitions? Will that help?

TIA
Jon

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Look in Start | Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs. Do you
have more than one version of Office XP installed? Do you have
Works Suite 2002 or later installed?

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Look in Start | Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs. Do you
have more than one version of Office XP installed? Do you have
Works Suite 2002 or later installed?

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Look in Start | Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs. Do you
have more than one version of Office XP installed? Do you have
Works Suite 2002 or later installed?

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Look in Start | Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs. Do you
have more than one version of Office XP installed? Do you have
Works Suite 2002 or later installed?

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Look in Start | Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs. Do you
have more than one version of Office XP installed? Do you have
Works Suite 2002 or later installed?

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Look in Start | Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs. Do you
have more than one version of Office XP installed? Do you have
Works Suite 2002 or later installed?

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Look in Start | Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs. Do you
have more than one version of Office XP installed? Do you have
Works Suite 2002 or later installed?

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Look in Start | Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs. Do you
have more than one version of Office XP installed? Do you have
Works Suite 2002 or later installed?

 

[Jon Weston]

that's what the problem was that prompted the disk wipe and reinstall. I
don't now, though - reformatted and re-installed WindowsXp so it's all
clean.

 

[Jon Weston]

that's what the problem was that prompted the disk wipe and reinstall. I
don't now, though - reformatted and re-installed WindowsXp so it's all
clean.

 

[Jon Weston]

that's what the problem was that prompted the disk wipe and reinstall. I
don't now, though - reformatted and re-installed WindowsXp so it's all
clean.

 

[Jon Weston]

that's what the problem was that prompted the disk wipe and reinstall. I
don't now, though - reformatted and re-installed WindowsXp so it's all
clean.

 

[Jon Weston]

that's what the problem was that prompted the disk wipe and reinstall. I
don't now, though - reformatted and re-installed WindowsXp so it's all
clean.

 

[Jon Weston]

that's what the problem was that prompted the disk wipe and reinstall. I
don't now, though - reformatted and re-installed WindowsXp so it's all
clean.

 

[Jon Weston]

that's what the problem was that prompted the disk wipe and reinstall. I
don't now, though - reformatted and re-installed WindowsXp so it's all
clean.

 

[Jon Weston]

that's what the problem was that prompted the disk wipe and reinstall. I
don't now, though - reformatted and re-installed WindowsXp so it's all
clean.