Win 2k Pro, Office 2k

J

JCH

Thank you for the reply.

I installed and accepted the EULA from the Admin account.

After working with the Workaround in Article 258847 some more, I was able to
lose the Error 1706 message and get it to recognize the installation CDs
under the User Account. A very abbreviated installation process took place
while under the User profile and I was able to use the Office 2k applications
without any error messages under the User profile.

So, contrary to what I posted before, Workaround 258847 DOES solve the error
1706 problem.

Somewhere along the way, the Ownership and Permissions of numerous Office 2k
data files transferred from the old computer were altered. Now, I can run the
applications as User but cannot access the associated data files, even as
Administrator. I am not sure how this happened.

My plan now is to reinstall Windows 2k, follow the 258847 Workaround and see
if both applications and existing data will be available under the User
profile on the new computer. Fortunately, my old computer is still working
well and I can afford to take time to learn how to set up the new computer
correctly.

Any suggestions or advice?
 
J

JCH

Thank you for the reply.

I installed and accepted the EULA from the Admin account.

After working with the Workaround in Article 258847 some more, I was able to
lose the Error 1706 message and get it to recognize the installation CDs
under the User Account. A very abbreviated installation process took place
while under the User profile and I was able to use the Office 2k applications
without any error messages under the User profile.

So, contrary to what I posted before, Workaround 258847 DOES solve the error
1706 problem.

Somewhere along the way, the Ownership and Permissions of numerous Office 2k
data files transferred from the old computer were altered. Now, I can run the
applications as User but cannot access the associated data files, even as
Administrator. I am not sure how this happened.

My plan now is to reinstall Windows 2k, follow the 258847 Workaround and see
if both applications and existing data will be available under the User
profile on the new computer. Fortunately, my old computer is still working
well and I can afford to take time to learn how to set up the new computer
correctly.

Any suggestions or advice?
 
J

JCH

Thank you for the reply.

I installed and accepted the EULA from the Admin account.

After working with the Workaround in Article 258847 some more, I was able to
lose the Error 1706 message and get it to recognize the installation CDs
under the User Account. A very abbreviated installation process took place
while under the User profile and I was able to use the Office 2k applications
without any error messages under the User profile.

So, contrary to what I posted before, Workaround 258847 DOES solve the error
1706 problem.

Somewhere along the way, the Ownership and Permissions of numerous Office 2k
data files transferred from the old computer were altered. Now, I can run the
applications as User but cannot access the associated data files, even as
Administrator. I am not sure how this happened.

My plan now is to reinstall Windows 2k, follow the 258847 Workaround and see
if both applications and existing data will be available under the User
profile on the new computer. Fortunately, my old computer is still working
well and I can afford to take time to learn how to set up the new computer
correctly.

Any suggestions or advice?
 
J

JCH

Thank you for the reply.

I installed and accepted the EULA from the Admin account.

After working with the Workaround in Article 258847 some more, I was able to
lose the Error 1706 message and get it to recognize the installation CDs
under the User Account. A very abbreviated installation process took place
while under the User profile and I was able to use the Office 2k applications
without any error messages under the User profile.

So, contrary to what I posted before, Workaround 258847 DOES solve the error
1706 problem.

Somewhere along the way, the Ownership and Permissions of numerous Office 2k
data files transferred from the old computer were altered. Now, I can run the
applications as User but cannot access the associated data files, even as
Administrator. I am not sure how this happened.

My plan now is to reinstall Windows 2k, follow the 258847 Workaround and see
if both applications and existing data will be available under the User
profile on the new computer. Fortunately, my old computer is still working
well and I can afford to take time to learn how to set up the new computer
correctly.

Any suggestions or advice?
 
J

JCH

Thank you for the reply.

I installed and accepted the EULA from the Admin account.

After working with the Workaround in Article 258847 some more, I was able to
lose the Error 1706 message and get it to recognize the installation CDs
under the User Account. A very abbreviated installation process took place
while under the User profile and I was able to use the Office 2k applications
without any error messages under the User profile.

So, contrary to what I posted before, Workaround 258847 DOES solve the error
1706 problem.

Somewhere along the way, the Ownership and Permissions of numerous Office 2k
data files transferred from the old computer were altered. Now, I can run the
applications as User but cannot access the associated data files, even as
Administrator. I am not sure how this happened.

My plan now is to reinstall Windows 2k, follow the 258847 Workaround and see
if both applications and existing data will be available under the User
profile on the new computer. Fortunately, my old computer is still working
well and I can afford to take time to learn how to set up the new computer
correctly.

Any suggestions or advice?
 
J

JCH

Thank you for the reply.

I installed and accepted the EULA from the Admin account.

After working with the Workaround in Article 258847 some more, I was able to
lose the Error 1706 message and get it to recognize the installation CDs
under the User Account. A very abbreviated installation process took place
while under the User profile and I was able to use the Office 2k applications
without any error messages under the User profile.

So, contrary to what I posted before, Workaround 258847 DOES solve the error
1706 problem.

Somewhere along the way, the Ownership and Permissions of numerous Office 2k
data files transferred from the old computer were altered. Now, I can run the
applications as User but cannot access the associated data files, even as
Administrator. I am not sure how this happened.

My plan now is to reinstall Windows 2k, follow the 258847 Workaround and see
if both applications and existing data will be available under the User
profile on the new computer. Fortunately, my old computer is still working
well and I can afford to take time to learn how to set up the new computer
correctly.

Any suggestions or advice?
 
J

JCH

Thank you for the reply.

I installed and accepted the EULA from the Admin account.

After working with the Workaround in Article 258847 some more, I was able to
lose the Error 1706 message and get it to recognize the installation CDs
under the User Account. A very abbreviated installation process took place
while under the User profile and I was able to use the Office 2k applications
without any error messages under the User profile.

So, contrary to what I posted before, Workaround 258847 DOES solve the error
1706 problem.

Somewhere along the way, the Ownership and Permissions of numerous Office 2k
data files transferred from the old computer were altered. Now, I can run the
applications as User but cannot access the associated data files, even as
Administrator. I am not sure how this happened.

My plan now is to reinstall Windows 2k, follow the 258847 Workaround and see
if both applications and existing data will be available under the User
profile on the new computer. Fortunately, my old computer is still working
well and I can afford to take time to learn how to set up the new computer
correctly.

Any suggestions or advice?
 
J

JCH

Thank you for the reply.

I installed and accepted the EULA from the Admin account.

After working with the Workaround in Article 258847 some more, I was able to
lose the Error 1706 message and get it to recognize the installation CDs
under the User Account. A very abbreviated installation process took place
while under the User profile and I was able to use the Office 2k applications
without any error messages under the User profile.

So, contrary to what I posted before, Workaround 258847 DOES solve the error
1706 problem.

Somewhere along the way, the Ownership and Permissions of numerous Office 2k
data files transferred from the old computer were altered. Now, I can run the
applications as User but cannot access the associated data files, even as
Administrator. I am not sure how this happened.

My plan now is to reinstall Windows 2k, follow the 258847 Workaround and see
if both applications and existing data will be available under the User
profile on the new computer. Fortunately, my old computer is still working
well and I can afford to take time to learn how to set up the new computer
correctly.

Any suggestions or advice?
 
G

Geoffw

sorry not at all

it might be worth doing a repair install before going
through the complete process

good luck
 
G

Geoffw

sorry not at all

it might be worth doing a repair install before going
through the complete process

good luck
 
G

Geoffw

sorry not at all

it might be worth doing a repair install before going
through the complete process

good luck
 
G

Geoffw

sorry not at all

it might be worth doing a repair install before going
through the complete process

good luck
 
G

Geoffw

sorry not at all

it might be worth doing a repair install before going
through the complete process

good luck
 
G

Geoffw

sorry not at all

it might be worth doing a repair install before going
through the complete process

good luck
 
G

Geoffw

sorry not at all

it might be worth doing a repair install before going
through the complete process

good luck
 
G

Geoffw

sorry not at all

it might be worth doing a repair install before going
through the complete process

good luck
 
G

Geoffw

sorry not at all

it might be worth doing a repair install before going
through the complete process

good luck
 

Ask a Question

Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?

You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.

Ask a Question

Top