Installing Office 2000 onto Pc running XP Media Edition.?
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If you have the latest version of IE on your machine now, then you are perfectly ok and fine and nothing will happen to any of your settings.\n\nWhen IE 5 will try to install, it will search for what version you have already installed on your machine, if the version is later than IE 5 then you need not worry at all because it will not install an old version over the newer one.
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If you have office2000 and are trying to put Windows XP on your office 2000 you are a bit confused.\n\nHowever if you are trying to go from Office 2000 to Office XP and it says that it probably is full just put in another hard drive.\n\nHowever if Windows is saying this it cannot recognise the hard drive. If it is SATA or SCSI then you need to install third party drivers beforehanf. Press F6 right at the beginning of the setup programme and then put in the driver disk which should of come from your manfacturer.\n\nIf this dosent work we need more details it wont just be a matter of partitioning if it cant find the hard drive\n\n\nWARNING WHEN YOU PUT XP ON UNLESS YOU DO IT IN A CERTAIN WAY ALL DATA ON YOUR COMPUTER WILL BE DELETED BEWARE OF THIS
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Copy the XP setup cd onto ur hard drive and then run the setup.. it should run fine then..
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Try to get an external USB drive with a cd rom and do it from there, since XP is still running.  Also a very strong recomendation, get another copy of win xp and make sure that it has the Service Pack 2.  And if none of these work, try to get your HD out of the case and make the instalation on someone else computer, putting your HD as a slave and running the instalation on it.\n\nHope I´ve given you a guide to solving your issue.
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If it is an upgrade CD then no, you will have no problems installing XP over 2000, but if it is a full version installing over 2k, then pay close attention to the installation.  There will come a point when it will ask you if you want to install with or without formatting.  You do not want to format.  You will lose everything.  When you chose not to format, it will say that your Windows 2000 installation will become unstable.  That is fine if you're only going to use XP.  When the installation is complete you will see not only your old WINNT folder, but a new WINDOWS folder.  The latter is XP.\n\nBefore you begin your installation, rename your Documents and Settings folder to something simple such as Docs or Documents.  XP's installation will create a new Documents and Settings folder and may erase any documents, settings and email files you have for all your users.  Making a backup to disk is highly recommended.\n\nYou may have to re-install some programs.  Especially those that rely on your registry for information.  When XP installs, it also creates a new registry.  Make sure you have your installation disks for all your hardware, games and software that you plan to use.  Even if the drivers/files are still on the computer, the new registry will not be able to find them so a re-install will be necessary.\n\nBackup, backup, backup is the best advice I can give you.\n\nGood luck.  I recently installed XP over 2k and it is great.
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you should be ok just pop in the xp disc and follow the prompts
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A lot of office components now are "Install on demand" in the setup program by default. When you install office you need to go through the selections and select all to install to the hard drive. That should solve the problem.
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Hehe ... if u just download it ... nothing happends.\nIf u try to install it over it, by Updating Win98 to WinXp, ... if everything goes smoothly nothing happens either.\nIf some registry entryes goes mixted up then u might not be able to load some of the programs and your system will run slow.\nI recomand that u install the Win Xp version on a diffrent partition ... formated NTFS for better performance and encryption (security).
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This is a total guess, but I once had a system that, whenever I tried to install Word 2000 on it, wouldn't let me do it.  Apparently there was something in the registry that wouldn't allow that.  I had to use World 97.  I couldn't get it to work until I got a new computer.  Reinstalling your operating system may help.  OR, you can download OpenOffice from OpenOffice.org.  It's free, 95% compatible with Microsoft Office, yet is a different program, so shouldn't interfere with your registry.
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You wont get a free full version of Microsoft Office XP.\nYou can try alternative free stuff as good as MS Office.\nIts a software called Open Office\nhttp://www.openoffice.org
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Many ways! Depends on your flavour! You can simply put the XP cd in and do a fresh install over win2k, you can buy a second hard drive and install XP on it and run two seperate operating systems (my favorite)!
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No, you cant install office 2003 on win98
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first install windows XP then isntall office XP. Or\n\ncreate an instllation image from an existing installation with office xp and winxp. Then install from that image.
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Use genuine Windows XP Edition
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You will need the install cd or disks.... follow the steps at the microsoft support site.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/q136630/
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Must not be running windows xp...auto install...  Try inserting the CD and going to the "my computer" then the "cd" and look for an install file and/or auto run file...  good luck
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Get a copy of Windows XP and install it.\n\n-J