Program doesn't load

B

Bob

I am running MS Word 2000 with Vista Home Basic.
When I click on the icon to load the program it loads
but then immediately terminates. I've also tried
right clicking and loading as administrator but no deal.

How do I fix this? Thanks in advance.
 
G

Gordon

Bob said:
I am running MS Word 2000 with Vista Home Basic.
When I click on the icon to load the program it loads
but then immediately terminates. I've also tried
right clicking and loading as administrator but no deal.

How do I fix this? Thanks in advance.


Has it ever run?
 
A

Adam Albright's handler

Bob said:
I am running MS Word 2000 with Vista Home Basic.
When I click on the icon to load the program it loads
but then immediately terminates. I've also tried
right clicking and loading as administrator but no deal.

How do I fix this? Thanks in advance.

Uninstall Word, reboot, then install again. To install again, right click
on Setup and run as Administrator
 
A

Alias

Adam said:
Uninstall Word, reboot, then install again. To install again, right click
on Setup and run as Administrator

OMG, sound the alarms! Bill actually posted a message to help someone!

Alias
 
G

Gordon

Bob said:
I tried to right click on the setup icon but it did not
respond.

Right click on the program icon, choose properties and go to the
Compatibility tab. Change the Compatibility Mode to a prior version of
Windows and see if that helps.
 
B

Bob

Gordon said:
Right click on the program icon, choose properties and go to the
Compatibility tab. Change the Compatibility Mode to a prior version of
Windows and see if that helps.

The is no Compatibility tab in the properties selection. Vista Home Basic is different perhaps.
 
G

Gordon

Interesting. I run Home Premium, and if I right-click on Excel 2007, and
choose properties, there's no compatibility tab. if I right-click on
Firefox, and do the same, there IS a compatibility tab...
 
J

John

Most likely Word 2000 itself is not recognized as needing the compatibility
option. I have Office 2000 working on Vista Business. Installing as
Administrator is the key, I suspect.If you right click the Install.exe. see
if there is now a Compatibility tab. If so choose xp and then still run as
admin.
 

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