when I try to install office 2003, my computer crashes & reboots

[Lanktree]

Hi Susan

Both my XP and my Office 3000 CDroms insert and operate OK on a friends
computer. But on this PC they still initiate a crash/reboot

Lanktree

 

[Lanktree]

Hi Susan

Both my XP and my Office 3000 CDroms insert and operate OK on a friends
computer. But on this PC they still initiate a crash/reboot

Lanktree

 

[Lanktree]

Hi Susan

Both my XP and my Office 3000 CDroms insert and operate OK on a friends
computer. But on this PC they still initiate a crash/reboot

Lanktree

 

[Lanktree]

Hi Susan

Both my XP and my Office 3000 CDroms insert and operate OK on a friends
computer. But on this PC they still initiate a crash/reboot

Lanktree

 

[Lanktree]

Hi Susan

Both my XP and my Office 3000 CDroms insert and operate OK on a friends
computer. But on this PC they still initiate a crash/reboot

Lanktree

 

[Lanktree]

Hi Susan

Both my XP and my Office 3000 CDroms insert and operate OK on a friends
computer. But on this PC they still initiate a crash/reboot

Lanktree

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Windows XP is crashing, also? I think you then have a problem with your
system that doesn't relate to Office. You'll want to perhaps post to a
Windows newsgroup, reformat and reinstall your system, or get the system
into a computer shop to have them take a look at it.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Windows XP is crashing, also? I think you then have a problem with your
system that doesn't relate to Office. You'll want to perhaps post to a
Windows newsgroup, reformat and reinstall your system, or get the system
into a computer shop to have them take a look at it.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Windows XP is crashing, also? I think you then have a problem with your
system that doesn't relate to Office. You'll want to perhaps post to a
Windows newsgroup, reformat and reinstall your system, or get the system
into a computer shop to have them take a look at it.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Windows XP is crashing, also? I think you then have a problem with your
system that doesn't relate to Office. You'll want to perhaps post to a
Windows newsgroup, reformat and reinstall your system, or get the system
into a computer shop to have them take a look at it.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Windows XP is crashing, also? I think you then have a problem with your
system that doesn't relate to Office. You'll want to perhaps post to a
Windows newsgroup, reformat and reinstall your system, or get the system
into a computer shop to have them take a look at it.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Windows XP is crashing, also? I think you then have a problem with your
system that doesn't relate to Office. You'll want to perhaps post to a
Windows newsgroup, reformat and reinstall your system, or get the system
into a computer shop to have them take a look at it.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Windows XP is crashing, also? I think you then have a problem with your
system that doesn't relate to Office. You'll want to perhaps post to a
Windows newsgroup, reformat and reinstall your system, or get the system
into a computer shop to have them take a look at it.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Windows XP is crashing, also? I think you then have a problem with your
system that doesn't relate to Office. You'll want to perhaps post to a
Windows newsgroup, reformat and reinstall your system, or get the system
into a computer shop to have them take a look at it.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Windows XP is crashing, also? I think you then have a problem with your
system that doesn't relate to Office. You'll want to perhaps post to a
Windows newsgroup, reformat and reinstall your system, or get the system
into a computer shop to have them take a look at it.

 

[Maurice N ~ MVP]

Lanktree,

You need to get to the root cause of your pc's crashing & rebooting.
Right-Click the My Computer icon on desktop. Select Properties.
Next, select Advanced. Look for a block that says Startup and recovery. Press the settings button.
In System failure section, turn off (un-check) Automatically restart. Apply change.

This will remove the default reboot on fatal error. You'll then see a STOP error & text the next time a fatal error occurs.
Be sure to write down the STOP code & complete text.

 

[Maurice N ~ MVP]

Lanktree,

You need to get to the root cause of your pc's crashing & rebooting.
Right-Click the My Computer icon on desktop. Select Properties.
Next, select Advanced. Look for a block that says Startup and recovery. Press the settings button.
In System failure section, turn off (un-check) Automatically restart. Apply change.

This will remove the default reboot on fatal error. You'll then see a STOP error & text the next time a fatal error occurs.
Be sure to write down the STOP code & complete text.

 

[Maurice N ~ MVP]

Lanktree,

You need to get to the root cause of your pc's crashing & rebooting.
Right-Click the My Computer icon on desktop. Select Properties.
Next, select Advanced. Look for a block that says Startup and recovery. Press the settings button.
In System failure section, turn off (un-check) Automatically restart. Apply change.

This will remove the default reboot on fatal error. You'll then see a STOP error & text the next time a fatal error occurs.
Be sure to write down the STOP code & complete text.

 

[Maurice N ~ MVP]

Lanktree,

You need to get to the root cause of your pc's crashing & rebooting.
Right-Click the My Computer icon on desktop. Select Properties.
Next, select Advanced. Look for a block that says Startup and recovery. Press the settings button.
In System failure section, turn off (un-check) Automatically restart. Apply change.

This will remove the default reboot on fatal error. You'll then see a STOP error & text the next time a fatal error occurs.
Be sure to write down the STOP code & complete text.

 

[Maurice N ~ MVP]

Lanktree,

You need to get to the root cause of your pc's crashing & rebooting.
Right-Click the My Computer icon on desktop. Select Properties.
Next, select Advanced. Look for a block that says Startup and recovery. Press the settings button.
In System failure section, turn off (un-check) Automatically restart. Apply change.

This will remove the default reboot on fatal error. You'll then see a STOP error & text the next time a fatal error occurs.
Be sure to write down the STOP code & complete text.