Error 2932 Office 2010 Installation
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when true, can make this error appear, such as when the user is using Windows 2000, or Office 2000 is installed on an NTFS drive. The SR 1 is an important update which updates all the Office 2000 suite to the latest version. The problems that may cause this error to occur are either a corrupt installation file or a value in the registry causing a conflict. To resolve this error, please read on. What Causes The 2932 Error? The error may present itself as: Internal Error 2932: Please contact product support for assistance. This http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/msoffice_install-mso_other/error-2932-while-installing-ms-office-2010/6e35b7f2-6995-425e-b65a-7f3a14c2b3ee error may appear and it is very vague on how to tackle the problem. Error 2932 can occur when the following is true: You are using Microsoft Windows 2000. You are logged on as a power user. Windows 2000 is installed on an NTFS drive. You installed Office 2000 while you were logged on as a power user. You attempted to install the http://www.personalcomputerfixes.com/general-errors/steps-to-resolve-internal-error-2932/ Office 2000 SR-1 Update. A combination of these elements causes the SR1 update to crash and display internal error 2932. The error may appear serious but is usually only caused by slight defects, such as a corrupt installation file or a broken registry string. These can easily be resolved by following the simple steps below. How To Fix Internal Error 2932 Step 1 - Download The Office 2000 SR1 Program From The Internet If the install package you are attempting to install is corrupt or broken, it could display internet error 2932. Even if you do not suspect that it is, it is always best to attempt this step first to make sure that the file you are using is not erraneous. Make sure you download the software package directly from Microsoft to avoid any potential malware that may infect your PC. The direct link from the Microsoft website here. You should download the file to a known location on your harddisk and then install it, following the directions from the wizard. If this does not fix the problem, continue on to the next step. Step 2 - Appl
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