Changing a networked computer to a stand-alone

[Sue]

I was changing an old networked business computer to a
stand-alone one to use at home. Part of what I was trying
to do was make it sign on automatically, without
password. I succeeded at that, and deleted the old domain
name, but now cannot access Microsoft Office programs,
even though they are still on my drive (and could access
them under my old domain name).

I can use all other programs on my computer, just not
Microsoft Office. I'm sure I did many things wrong ...
this system is way too complicated for a novice. But how
do I set it right?

 

[Torgeir Bakken \(MVP\)]

I was changing an old networked business computer to a
stand-alone one to use at home. Part of what I was trying
to do was make it sign on automatically, without
password. I succeeded at that, and deleted the old domain
name, but now cannot access Microsoft Office programs,
even though they are still on my drive (and could access
them under my old domain name).

I can use all other programs on my computer, just not
Microsoft Office. I'm sure I did many things wrong ...
this system is way too complicated for a novice. But how
do I set it right?

Hi

Reinstalling Microsoft Office might help...

 

[Tony]

-----Original Message-----

Hi

Reinstalling Microsoft Office might help...


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torgeir, Microsoft MVP Scripting and WMI, Porsgrunn Norway
Administration scripting examples and an ONLINE version of
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Do you have admin rights to the local pc

Sounds like you do not