Detect & Repair - won't

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Configuration:
OL2003 Pro, SP2, Windows XP - SP2,
Ran Detect & Repair and get a message that "Installation source not
available. Verify source is available and that I can access it." When I
click OK, nothing happens. I have the original CD, have inserted it, tried
D&R, tried exiting and reentering OL but can't seem to get past this point.
 
Pyramid 36 said:
Configuration:
OL2003 Pro, SP2, Windows XP - SP2,
Ran Detect & Repair and get a message that "Installation source not
available. Verify source is available and that I can access it."
When I click OK, nothing happens. I have the original CD, have
inserted it, tried D&R, tried exiting and reentering OL but can't
seem to get past this point.

I suspect that the install wizard is looking for one of the INF files in
C:\Windows\INF that are part of one of the updates you've added and that it
can't find that file.
 
Any idea what I should do?
--
Pyramid 36 "Ken"



Brian Tillman said:
I suspect that the install wizard is looking for one of the INF files in
C:\Windows\INF that are part of one of the updates you've added and that it
can't find that file.
 
Uninstall and then reinstall should fix it. Make sure you reapply SP2 and
additional updates.
 
I have the identical problem - trouble is I cannot unintall/reinstall Office
2003 as I get the same error message "Installation source for this product is
not available. Verify source is available..." etc.
Outlook opens OK and I can see all of the emails and folders too, but if I
try to do anything (just about) from the menu system I also get a " The
Operation Failed" dialogue.

If I try to acces the email account(s) I get "The operation failed due to a
registry or installation problem. Restart Outlook and Try again. If
theproblem persists, please reinstall."

Basically I'm stuffed :-(

Graham


Roady said:
Uninstall and then reinstall should fix it. Make sure you reapply SP2 and
additional updates.
 

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