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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / August 2007Can't find proret.msi on CD
During upgrade of installation, the program is lloking for this file but cannot find it. I can't after a thorough search. Now what? > During upgrade of installation, the program is lloking for this file > but cannot find it. I can't after a thorough search. Now what? Do you have an Office XP Professional CD? It must be that version.  SignatureBrian Tillman > > During upgrade of installation, the program is lloking for this file > > but cannot find it. I can't after a thorough search. Now what? > > Do you have an Office XP Professional CD? It must be that version. > Yes, I do. I'd uninstall completely and reinstall, then. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] > > Yes, I do. > > I'd uninstall completely and reinstall, then. > I could do that but I would lose all of the updates probably, and to > download them all again would be really time consuming. I could do > Detect and Repair but the last time I used that, I lost my entire > contact list. Detect and Repair will never lose your contacts or any other data. It may appear that way, though, because it might create a new mail profile and/or a new PST. Your old PST will still be there, however, and you can either switch back tot he prior mail profile or just a.s your old PST to the new profile. As to losing updates, it shouldn't be a concern because you can always download them again. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] > > I could do that but I would lose all of the updates probably, and to > > download them all again would be really time consuming. I could do [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > As to losing updates, it shouldn't be a concern because you can always > download them again. > Thanks for your help - now, can you fix cars too? You're welcome, but no on the cars. I used to when I was younger, back when there wasn't so much trash under the hood, but it's not worth my time any more. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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