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Old 10-28-2009, 05:33 PM #1
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Default Microsoft office and windows 7

I got a new computer today and with it I got a package for microsoft office for home. it refuses to install telling me that something in assembly went wrong. I looked it up on the office website, and the patch I need to install to fix the issue, wont install unless office is already ON my machine! I have tried installing from the website, and from the CD. I am frustrated!

any ideas?
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