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10-16-2009
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| vista ultimate x64 | Office 2007 HI Everytime when I try to open Microsoft Office 2007 I'm getting message: this file could not be found, (C:\Windows\system32\Files.doc. After this I press OK button and I'm getting second one: The directory name is not valid. (C:\Windows\system32\(x86) \Microsoft.doc) I press Ok and program open and works fine. I know that I can use it but this things really bother me because I know that something is wrong and maybe later it will be bigger problem. Can someone help to find out what's wrong  |
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10-17-2009
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| Windows Seven Home Premium | Re: Office 2007 Hi Zungul, You could try running check disk & system file command to see if that corrects your problem. i have attached links to tutorials if you need them. Check Disk - chkdsk System Files - SFC Command I hope this is of some help |
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10-17-2009
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| vista ultimate x64 | Re: Office 2007 Thanks. I gonna try. When I done I tell U what's going on. |
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10-17-2009
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| Vista home premium 32bit | Re: Office 2007 In the Options (e.g Word Options) go to "Resources". There you can run "Run Microsoft Office diagnostics". Maybe it can fix it. |
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1 Week Ago
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| vista ultimate x64 | Re: Office 2007 It didn't help. |
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1 Week Ago
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| Vista Home Premium 32-bit & Vista Ultimate 64-bit both Service Pack 2 W7 Pro RTM 7600 32 & 64 | Re: Office 2007 Hi zungul, Which particular Office application are you referring to? |
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