Removing Office XP without the original disc

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paul1469

My son broke my original disc for office XP so I purchase office XP 2003.

When I try to uninstall office XP it keeps asking for the disc. Please help

Pablo
 
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garfield-n-odie

You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
P

paul1469

thanks

garfield-n-odie said:
You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
P

paul1469

thanks

garfield-n-odie said:
You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
P

paul1469

thanks

garfield-n-odie said:
You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
P

paul1469

thanks

garfield-n-odie said:
You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
P

paul1469

thanks

garfield-n-odie said:
You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
P

paul1469

thanks

garfield-n-odie said:
You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
P

paul1469

thanks

garfield-n-odie said:
You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
P

paul1469

thanks

garfield-n-odie said:
You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
P

paul1469

thanks

garfield-n-odie said:
You don't have to uninstall Office XP yourself. Just insert the Office
2003 CD... the setup program will "see" your existing Office
installation and ask you whether you want to overwrite it or keep it. I
don't think you'll need the Office XP CD if you let the Office 2003
setup program remove Office XP for you.
 
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kalisetsi

I have a similar problem; however mine relates to having to uninstall Office
XP Standard for Teachers and Students -without CD- in favor of upgrading to
the Office Professional 07. It is only allowing me to use 07 in reduced mode,
and it is defaulting to the XP.

I have no idea where the discs are for XP; I have moved 4 times since then.
It will NOT allow me to uninstall without the disks.

I have, however, been able to un-install and re-install the 07, just to be
sure that it recognized the new version and I did opt to have it over-ride
previous versions, however that was ineffective.

I went into my program files and deleted all of my Office 10 program files
in desperation. Now when I open any of my documents, they open in microsoft
works or wordpad or something....not even the old XP Word. I can't use any
excel.

I need to be able to entirely uninstall the old XP and be able to use the
07!! please help!!
 

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