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Hi there;<br />
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Under C:\WINDOWS\Installer, search for 2003 components...To go installer, type &quot;installer&quot; in run...<br />
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Another thing is to having the critical updates of 2003...If you have no, please have the latest updates and then try to uninstall it...<br />
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Best regards..
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Hi there;

Under C:\WINDOWS\Installer, search for 2003 components...To go installer, type "installer" in run...

Another thing is to having the critical updates of 2003...If you have no, please have the latest updates and then try to uninstall it...

Best regards..

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How do i uninstall Project 2003 without the original installation disks? &nbsp;it was installed from a server at work, but I no longer work there, and need to install Project 2007. &nbsp;Simply running the installation CD results in trying to upgrade the existing 2003, but it fails with an error 1714.<br />
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any help would be appreciated.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Chuck
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How do i uninstall Project 2003 without the original installation disks?  it was installed from a server at work, but I no longer work there, and need to install Project 2007.  Simply running the installation CD results in trying to upgrade the existing 2003, but it fails with an error 1714.

any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Chuck

how do I uninstall project 2003 without the original installation disks/

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