I installed Microsoft Office 12 (Office 2007) Beta and the trial expired. When trying to remove it from Control Panel nothing happens. Is there another method to unistall it from my laptop?
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How to uninstall Microsoft Office 12 (Office 2007) Beta?
May 23rd, 2008 · 3 Comments
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1 Brian F // May 23, 2008
I haven't seen it not uninstall, but you might try rebooting your machine just before trying to uninstall.
The other option would be to try either going to "change" in the add/remove programs and tell it to "repair" then uninstall, or try rolling your clock back a week or 2 and see if you can uninstall it then.
Nothing like foisting a "free trial" on people, then making it impossible to uninstall your program after it's expired… Microsoft's hope is that by the time it expires, you have a bunch of documents you NEED, so you'll spend a couple hundred dollars to buy the product.
2 I can't uninstall the Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 Cracked version // Jun 3, 2008
I bought a laptop HP Pavilion dv6000, and it using Windows Vista OS and Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007. Firstly, I tried to activate Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 but it doesn’t work. so, I learn to crack this software by delete DigitalProductID and ProductID. Next, open folder C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\OFFICE12\Office Setup Controller\Proof.en then I open the file Proof.XML and change the value at bottom line from to “. Of course, it working like a registered version, without prompting for activation anymore but some function are not available. When I want to uninstall this software, it showed message box: setup cannot continue because of a require file is ether corrupted or not available. Why? Do you know how to fix matter?
3 Birdman // Nov 15, 2009
try reinstalling your office product to get the digitalproductid and productid back into the files as those missing files are the ones most likely corrupted.
Before you do that, try change the ” value back to its proper form, if you know what it was.
If all else fails, do the reinstall… it might work ;0)
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