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Thursday, 14. July 2011

Microsoft Office 2007 Remove Computers

By office2007use127, 11:12
When you buy a new computer or laptop from HP, Dell, Compaq, Acer, it is likely that the manufacturer and has helped to install Microsoft Office 2007 trial version for 60 days. When the 60-day trial period, you need to buy Microsoft Office 2007 key or can not continue to use it. One of my clients to use the laptop at work wanted to remove pre-installed with Microsoft Office 2007 has expired, but could not. I tried to delete the programs and features, but it is an error "installation error -. Language This installation package is not compatible with the system" I have also tried using the Microsoft Office Diagnostics and nothing happens.

Microsoft has provided an article on how to uninstall the 2007 Office system if you can not uninstall using "Add / Remove Programs." Lead is very long, is to find and delete files, including registry keys. Fortunately, I found a little tool called Remove cheap Microsoft Office 2007, which is able to strip Microsoft Office 2007, when the standard uninstall process will not work.

Remove Office 2007 is only 128KB in size and is able to remove only the Office 2007 does. I ran this tool on my client's computer and was able to uninstall pre-installed Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise. Just click on the OK button and the rest.

Note that this tool is automatically restarts the computer when it has finished removing all log files and services belonging to Office 2007. After rebooting, the operating system to try to find the office of MSI installation. Canceling the installation will take care of it.

Remove Microsoft Office 2007 does not have a close button where you can close the program if you do not want to uninstall Office. You will have to start the Windows Task Manager (right click on the taskbar and select Task Manager) and kill Rip Out Microsoft Office 2007. exe process. A useful tool that goes to my USB key I carry with me when I service computers.