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Question : Windows searches for PRORET.MSI
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Whenever I try to open a MS application (Explorer, Word, etc.) I get a Windows Installer window which tries to find a file called PRORET.MSI. I can cancel the installation, and it will eventually open the app and work ok. I saw a similar question for Win2000, but I didn't understand what to do here. I've tried reinstalling WIN without success., but I'm not sure what options I should choose/force when doing the installation.
I'm in WindowsXP Pro, Version 2002, Service Pack 1 if that helps.
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Answer : Windows searches for PRORET.MSI
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This means it is trying to find your Microsoft Office CD, that is a retail copy. RET means it is wanting a retail CD. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB%3B[LN]%3B295369
Insert your Office CD when it asks for this and it should resolve it. If not, then Uninstall office and reinstall.
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