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#Microsoft office xp professional with frontpage proplus install
#Microsoft office xp professional with frontpage proplus pro
#Microsoft office xp professional with frontpage proplus windows

I have searched and tried locating this file in the Office folder, system 32 and elsewhere, but is no where to be found.

#Microsoft office xp professional with frontpage proplus install

I wouldn't really mind just using Office just like that, but it doesn't let me install the other Office Programs that I had left out during my original installation, like Publisher or Speech-to-text. Microsoft Office XP Professional w/ Frontpage.

Hi, Try to uninstall the Office program by Fix it in.

For some reason my system would not let me uninstall it-Im the only one whos ever owned it, so I deleted what I could. I'm not very knowledgeble as far as all the Technical stuff is concerned. So I figured since I was not using 10 I would remove it to give myself a little more space. "Microsoft Frontpage 2002 (10.4128.4219) SP-2", so I know that my office xp is with Service Pack 2. When I started Frontpage and clicked on Help>About Microsoft Frontpage, it says this: When I go to Control Panel and click on either Change or Remove, it once again asks me for the PROPLUS.MSI file (refer to the first image) To configure or remove the existing version of this product, use Add/Remove Programs on the Control Panel. Installation of this product cannot continue. "Another version of this product is already installed. If I go to the CD and click on SETUP.EXE, it gives me this error: After Ive googled for the proplus.msi file. Verify that you have access to this location and try again, or try to find the installation package PROPLUS.MSI in a folder from which you can install the product Microsoft Office XP Professional with Frontpage. When i click on "Cancel", it simply starts the program (In this case, I was starting up Microsoft Frontpage). 3) The path Microsoft Office XP Professional with Frontpage cannot be found. Then it goes back to asking me for the PROPLUS.MSI file.

Try to find the installation package 'PROPLUS.MSI' in a folder from which you can install Microsoft Office XP Professional with Frontpage. "The file 'E:\PROPLUS.MSI' is not a valid installation package for the product Microsoft Office XP Professional with Frontpage. Once I select it and click on "OK", it does something in the background and comes up with this error: Since I have the CD, I direct it to find the PROPLUS.MSI file that is on my office CD:

#Microsoft office xp professional with frontpage proplus windows

I just upgraded my OS to Windows 2000, and whenever I start any Office xp Program, it brings up Windows Installer and asks me to find the installation package file PROPLUS.MSI :

#Microsoft office xp professional with frontpage proplus pro

I was using Windows 98, but I had installed MS Office xp Pro w/Frontpage with Service Pack 2 You may simply have to put up with ignoring the prompt.I really did not know which sub-forum this should have been posted in since it's more of a General MS Office problem. So the article may describe the same problem in a different version of office or may describe the same problem occuring under a different set of circumstances. I don't know if you've ever searched the MS KB before but what you'll find is the solution is often described in articles that describe problems that are very similar but not identical to the one you're having. I've searched several possibilities but can't seem to find it now. I recall that there was an article about this it in the Microsoft Knowledge base that offered a fix that involved changing some registry settings. (So, whenever Office thinks it needs to access the installation files, it finds them right there on the hard drive and doesn't bother me with a promt to supply them.) Unfortunately, you can't use this solution because you don't have the installation CDs. The solution that was ultimately employed required copying the Office installation CD files to folders on the hard drive, installing Office from there and leaving the installation files on the hard drive permanantly. Microsoft Office XP Professional with FrontPage (English)Serial:FM9FY-TMF7Q-KCKCT-V9T29-TBBBGF6V3K-C6Q2D-W2RC4-237GY-WBHK3 Skip to main content Due to a planned power outage on Friday, 1/14, between 8am-1pm PST, some services may be impacted. I have had this exact same problem using Office 2000 in Win95, Win 2000, and Win XP.