#Install office xp how to#
#Install office xp install#
#Install office xp upgrade#
#Install office xp full#

#Install office xp install#

In case you want to install MS Office XP, 2003, and 2007 on the same machine, you should install MS Office XP first followed by Office 2003 and Office Suite 2007 respectively. The gist of the article is to install MS Office in subsequent order from the oldest to the newer one.

#Install office xp how to#

Microsoft have already written technical explanation on how to achieve this. For example, you want to install MS Office 2003 along with the newer Windows 2007. First is if you want to install several versions of MS Office on the same system. There are some occasions for the installation to take place. However some Vista users may experience difficulties during the installation and need to resort for solution that works on their operating system. If youвЂ™re Windows XP user, the downgrade process should go smoothly without staggering problem.

#Install office xp upgrade#

Make sure when the setup program asks you which OS to upgrade that you choose the Vista install to upgrade and when it asks where you want to install it that you choose the Vista Partition.This might be an old trick but i hope it will still help some people who failed their effort installing MS Office 2003 on Windows Vista.ДЇor some reasons, MS Office 2007 might not suit you so that you decide to downgrade, uninstall MS Office 2007 and revert back to MS Office 2003. Now you can enter the Product key and upgrade the 'already installed' Vista. Once Vista has fully loaded and you're at the desktop, remove the DVD and then reinsert the Vista Upgrade DVD and let autorun start the setup program within Windows Vista. Once that installation is fully complete, you should be presented with a boot loader menu when you first boot up that allows you to choose between XP and Vista. Install a 'clean' install onto the second partition of yout hard drive. Do NOT enter a product key yet!! and DO NOT upgrade the XP installation!!!! IF YOU HAVE THE UPGRADE VERSION OF VISTA, Boot from the upgrade version DVD and start the installation process. It should create a boot loader menu that allows you to choose between the XP and Vista Operating Systems when you turn it on or reboot

#Install office xp full#

IF YOU HAVE THE FULL INSTALL VERSION, Boot from the Full Install DVD and perform a clean install of Vista to the second partition. The next part is a bit tricky so pay close attention. Install Windows XP on the first partition (C Drive) and apply all patches. Repartition your hard drive into two partitions, giving a bit more space to the first partition you create because that's where Windows XP (the OS you say you use the most) will be located. If that's NOT the case, and you have a real, genuine Microsoft Windows Vista Full Installation or Upgrade DVD, you can do the following: It sounds to me like your current Vista installation media is the restore disc that came with the computerВ and, when you are restoring Vista, you're using the restore disk which overwrites everything. I have Vista installed on 'C' and I want to put XP on 'D'. The first has 2 partitions, 'C' and 'D' ('D' being the smaller partition). The 2nd (spare) I disconnected until this is done (as I want to use it just for data storage). It's getting VERY frustrating! I can't transfer my daughter's video to my computer without XP, and I'm ready to throw the whole thing in the trash and get a MAC!Д¬an someone please tell me the EXACT way to install XP alongside Vista, so they both show up, and both work? I fix the Vista, and the XP doesn't work! So, how can I install my old Windows XP on my computer with Vista? I have already tried it, and I install XP, and Vista doesn't work. One of the things that I HATE about Vista is that nothing that I used to be able to use is 'compatible.' I have spent hours searching for proper drivers, to no avail. I have had to buy a new computer, and it comes installed with Vista.