When I am trying to install MS Office Professional Plus 2010, I am getting an error message which says ‘MS Office Pro + 2010 encountered and error during setup’.
It was using by me and when some errors were coming I have planned to reinstall. But when I reinstall the same, the problem starts.
I will be thankful for your help to get out of this problem.
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Then install Business establishment 2010 with all the installation media and also check if it functions.
This sounds similar to a problem i also had, but with adobe. Ok, first, go to Control Panel > Systems and Security. When you get there, you'll see something that says windows update, or something similar, depending on your OS.
Click on that and then click on "Check For Updates".
This is what I had to do. And then after words, once it is updated, Go back and try to reinstall it. If it does NOT work, uninstall it and then install it again. If it STILL does not work.
Then try this process again, but a little differently. First, Uninstall the MS Office, then update windows, and THEN, try to install it. 🙂 Sometimes software can be a pain, but their's always a way around it . 🙂
Hope This Helps!
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