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Excel: File not found when opening ANY excel document.

Asked by OutlawSystems in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Microsoft Office Suite

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This is strange to me. I recently moved a user from his desktop to his new laptop. We use the Genesys program to create a uniform platform. The Office 2003 that was already on the machine needed the installation location (on a server in a different city) which we do not have access priveledges to here. So, I uninstalled that version and re-installed from our network. Everything seemed fine. Until the user tried to open any Excel spreadsheet. Then a series of file not found errors pops up. Some relative paths, some absolute, however the documents are titled (in the order of error pop-ups) "Documents.xls", "and.xls", "My.xls", "Microsoft.xls"

I found the names most peculiar, but why would Excel be trying to open these files, IF they existed?
I have also searched through the registry and these files don't exist there either.Start Free Trial
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