office 2007pro reconfigures daily...why?

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    office 2007pro reconfigures daily...why?


    this happens whenever I request to view an office file, why?
    Last edited by pacinitaly; 02 Sep 2010 at 07:42.
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    Take a look at this thread. Someone else had your same problem and got some good information with some good solutions. I think it should have the information you need to solve your problem!

    how do i stop office 2007 configuring startup - Office Setup

    I hope this helps!

    Brett M,
    Windows Outreach Team
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  3. Posts : 1,113
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    BrettM WinTeam said:
    Take a look at this thread. Someone else had your same problem and got some good information with some good solutions. I think it should have the information you need to solve your problem!

    how do i stop office 2007 configuring startup - Office Setup

    I hope this helps!

    Brett M,
    Windows Outreach Team


    thank you very much Brett!!!
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    I had the same problem.

    I moved and renamed the Start Menu links. I put them back. Issue resolved.
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  5. Posts : 1,113
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    this happens when I click a file ( .doc,.xls,.pps, etc ) nbot if I open a program from start menu
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    pacinitaly said:
    this happens when I click a file ( .doc,.xls,.pps, etc ) nbot if I open a program from start menu
    Did you alter the MS Office start menu entries?
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    Casca said:
    pacinitaly said:
    this happens when I click a file ( .doc,.xls,.pps, etc ) nbot if I open a program from start menu
    Did you alter the MS Office start menu entries?

    no, not at all. I never use choices from the start menu. I just click the file. If I leave the laptop on no prob. when I do my cleaning ( ccleaner,clean after me, temp cleaners, etc) and shut down, when I boot up and choose a office file the prob happens.
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    pacinitaly said:
    Casca said:
    pacinitaly said:
    this happens when I click a file ( .doc,.xls,.pps, etc ) nbot if I open a program from start menu
    Did you alter the MS Office start menu entries?

    no, not at all. I never use choices from the start menu. I just click the file. If I leave the laptop on no prob. when I do my cleaning ( ccleaner,clean after me, temp cleaners, etc) and shut down, when I boot up and choose a office file the prob happens.
    Are you using the registry cleaning portion of any of your cleaners? If so, that could be the source of your problem.
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  9. Posts : 303
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    Hmmm...

    I have learned not to use a shotgun to clean windows.

    You may need to uninstall Office, 'clean up' the mess, and re-install Office.

    And, not to create an argument -

    The benefits of using registry maintenance tools are extremely limited. They should be used surgically, if at all.

    I tend to use them to sweep the floor after a manual haircut. I hope that analogy helps prevent any fires.
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    CarlTR6 said:
    Are you using the registry cleaning portion of any of your cleaners? If so, that could be the source of your problem.
    This is most likely what's causing it. I had the same issue with Office 2007, and it turned out to be CCcleaner.
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