Reinstallation OXP 2002

[lparry923]

My academeic version of OXP was originallly installed on laptop. Then I
installed it on a new desktop (in a separate partition for
programs).It installed fine and worked fine.

I had to do a system restore on C drive of the desktop and now OXP
installer says I'm not using the right Product Key. The OXP files are
still on the separate partition but, of course, no related files are on
the C drive.

Is this happening because OXP thinks this is an istallation to a third
PC which it won't allow?

How do I deal with this?

Thanks.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Hi, lparry923,

Doubtful that it's an activation problem--could you have multiple versions
of Office or Works in the registry? See below:

You are prompted for the product key when you open an Office program:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321346/

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Hi, lparry923,

Doubtful that it's an activation problem--could you have multiple versions
of Office or Works in the registry? See below:

You are prompted for the product key when you open an Office program:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321346/

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Hi, lparry923,

Doubtful that it's an activation problem--could you have multiple versions
of Office or Works in the registry? See below:

You are prompted for the product key when you open an Office program:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321346/

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Hi, lparry923,

Doubtful that it's an activation problem--could you have multiple versions
of Office or Works in the registry? See below:

You are prompted for the product key when you open an Office program:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321346/

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Hi, lparry923,

Doubtful that it's an activation problem--could you have multiple versions
of Office or Works in the registry? See below:

You are prompted for the product key when you open an Office program:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321346/

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Hi, lparry923,

Doubtful that it's an activation problem--could you have multiple versions
of Office or Works in the registry? See below:

You are prompted for the product key when you open an Office program:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321346/

 

[Missioncreek]

Thanks, Susan. I "deep cleaned" the registry and was able to reload.
Outlook 2002 was a bit "balky" at first, but is running fine now.

 

[Missioncreek]

Thanks, Susan. I "deep cleaned" the registry and was able to reload.
Outlook 2002 was a bit "balky" at first, but is running fine now.

 

[Missioncreek]

Thanks, Susan. I "deep cleaned" the registry and was able to reload.
Outlook 2002 was a bit "balky" at first, but is running fine now.

 

[Missioncreek]

Thanks, Susan. I "deep cleaned" the registry and was able to reload.
Outlook 2002 was a bit "balky" at first, but is running fine now.

 

[Missioncreek]

Thanks, Susan. I "deep cleaned" the registry and was able to reload.
Outlook 2002 was a bit "balky" at first, but is running fine now.