Oct 29,  · Max Meng TechNet Community Support A new Office has arrived, try it now. A beautiful Start. It begins here. Windows 8 and Windows RT. Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Oct 22,  · 3) Once the repair was complete, reboot the computer. 4) Run the Microsoft Office Project Professional setup again. 5) Reinstall Office Service Pack 1 if available, although this is optional. Note, if you have any office beta software installed (, , , etc..), you must uninstall it first for this to succeed. replace.me teman2, sy salah download file yg untuk office , walaupun akhirnya tetep bisa dengan pilihan membuang semua.
 
 

 

Office has encountered and error during setup – Microsoft Community

 

Trying to install the 32 bit version of Office Planning to keep all my old versions. I have Access and that I need. Was not installing Outlook as Outlook is the only Office app that I care if I have issues with and my IT dept controls a a bit more.

Getting the error “microsoft office professional encountered an error during setup” with no other info. I have Windows 7, full admin rights, and closed all other Office apps. I Just did a restart which also installed all current Windows patches. Got the same error. Thank you for emailing me Ken! The issue when you hit a ” ” is that Windows Installer “DisableRollback” is set. Office requires that “rollback” be enabled.

If you are getting a ” ” error in your logs as Ken did then the solution is to delete the “DisableRollback” or set to ‘0’ at the following registry keys:. Since I posted my email I have had a few emails for error “” and these are the issues I’ve seen:. To work around this problem, delete the Rgstrtn.

A beautiful Start. It begins here. Windows 8 and Windows RT. Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Just in case one of the suggestions might have worked, I went through all of those above with no luck.

At first the issue was that the preview version of the OSE was left behind by the uninstall, but I replaced it with the version, no dice. I then uninstalled all office products to get the OSE uninstalled, and setup now gets beyond that hangup, but still fails. Following is the section of the log with the errors MS email me for the full log :.

Ultimately I found that the source of my problems was a corrupted task scheduler database. I have remaining the unhappy task of importing the previously scheduled tasks to get my system back to normal, however, I may just putt along until I get my Asus Taichi with W8 and then format this one. A reinstall would have cost me a week of productivity, so this solution works for me, hope it helps someone else.

Now I can’t get Visio to install. I doubt it’s any scheduler as I don’t use this, I get the same issue with Office apps, and I tried starting it it was already running. I don’t have an autorun value in either of the registry keys. Here is what I get in my log from the error on:. Error code 0xb5. Return code: I researched this heavily when I got the previous issues with professional plus. All fixes got me no where.

I still say that this whole process is a failure. FYI if the issue is that your “Task Scheduler” is in a bad state then the “extra” proposed solution in the following post has resolved the issue for some people:. I had a similar issue while installing MS Office on Windows 7. But the error was “setup cannot find proplus.

I did the following to resolve the issue. I pointed the installation to the setup directory and the installation continued without any problems. This is unbelievable. I am trying to install Visio Professional as the only so far Office component on a Windows 7 Pro bit computer and am repeatedly getting the “encountered an error during setup” status. I successfully used the same disk to install the same program on a 64 bit Windows 7 laptop. I do not have either of the two software policies keys in my registry so they aren’t the problem.

I’ve renamed my Windows Help folder to no avail. I’ve tried running as administrator, I’ve copied the disk contents to the drive. I tried net start scheduler only to be given error 5 access denied I’m the administrator of the machine. And I am not going to go fishing in the dark with a gazzillion key settings and speculative modivications.

The only new information I am getting is that my Setupexe. Much later, almost to the bottom I get “Error: Failed to install product” with the code. If a product requires the obscure fishing around to successfully install suggested above then this is a problem. And I didn’t just climb on the technology truck yesterday. While I’m not a computer scientist or computer engineer I do have a Ph. And to make matters worse I need Visio because I’m teaching systems analysis and design to fifty graduate students with varying degrees of technical sophistication and just cannot deal with the multitude of problems their individual configurations are going to create.

But I’ll say here, in case anyone from Microsoft sees it, that this situation is stupid beyond belief. Try to check yours:. The solution for this problem is:. In Microsoft Help folder delete all the files present there. Then try installing Ms Office This helped me to get rid of “office 13 encountered a problem” thing!

Hope you got rid of your problem I’ve tried everything listed on this site and I cannot get Office to install. I get the Office64Mui. Scheduler is running, no “autorun” key to rename to “old”.. In my case the problem appears to have been a corrupt WMI repository. Browsing the logs I found an error of the form “An error occurred while opening the namespace for object 1 defined on lines Ultimately I blew it away and recreated it using the detail towards the end of the page.

This allowed the installation to complete. At this point there will be no repository at all. I know this is a necro post but I wanted to add to the solution list for anyone else who continues to have this problem, even now in I was having this same issue and tried every solution on this post without success.

It should be noted, my issue started after I attempted to unininstall a component of my existing Office installation. Instead of launching the “change” dialog of the MS Office Setup, the system registered that event as a flat uninstall of Office Pro From that point forward I was unable to reinstall Office Pro. I had other Office apps installed Visio and Project so I even removed those hoping that would fix it but setup continued to fail. At any rate, I ended up finding the solution myself, however I do not fully understand why it was an issue to begin with.

At any rate While looking at the logs I found my issue stemmed from the following command trying to be run:. It was erroring trying to register a scheduled task but was complaining that the system could not find the path specified. After tracking with procmon I verified the XML file used for this command was actually being created.

This is the path the scheduled task would actually live at so I opened Task Scheduler and drilled down through the path. Since this path was empty, I deleted the Office folder entirely from Task Scheduler and re-ran setup again. This time it finished successfully! I don’t know why the simple fact that the Office folder existed within Task Scheduler prevented this from running but its removal fixed my issue.

Very last post and it worked. All I did was delete the Office folder from Scheduler there were no tasks present and ran install again and it worked. You have just saved my life, sir. Thank you. This is the real answer. It took me over a day, and you posted this last night. After a week of troubleshooting for a high profile client, I thank you from the very depths of my soul.

I also wish you the happiest of holidays, and if you believe in Santa, I’m sure he’s bringing you some good stuff. This was the problem on my Windows 10 Surface Book. I’ve never had so many problems with software as I have on this brand new, premium-priced machine.

Thanks a lot for providing the solution It Works for me too. I had a previous installation of Office , and I guess that the empty folder in Task Scheduler has permissions incompatibles with the new installation. I had the same issue. Tried it all in this thread but it did not work – but got me to thinking. The computer in question is a fresh image – so no full fledged Office Programs.

 
 

microsoft project professional encountered an error during setup.[SOLVED] MS Project and Office

 
 
You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. Hope this helps anyone else that stumbles on this thread. How satisfied are you with this reply? Yes No. She could not tell me how one does that association or how anyone would ever have any clue that such an association is required. Rename the ‘Microsoft Help’ folder as ‘ Microsoft Help. I realise this is an old post, but I stumbled across it when searching for Office and Project incompatibilities.