A windows installer popup box appears on a users laptop related to Microsoft Office Frontpage 2000
A windows installer popup box appears on a users laptop related to Microsoft Office Frontpage 2000
She only sees it every other day. not everyday which i find kind of wierd
But it appears that she has Frontpage 2003 and 2000 loaded
She is probably going to be going with dreamviewer or some other software in the near future but in the meantime is there a fix to get rid of the popup -(say under services in task manager)?
Or some other work around to prevent the popup box from even coming up
Here is the error she sees in the box
Windows Installer Popup Box
the feature you are trying to use is on a CD-ROM or other removable disk that is not available.
Insert the "Microsoft FrontPage 2000 SR-1 disk and click OK
Use Source:
Microsoft FrontPage 2000
The user said she is not using or opening the application on days when the popup shows up
One time when she opend I.E. she said the popup box came up
So it appears that their is no rhyme or reason to it.
Any thoughts?
She only sees it every other day. not everyday which i find kind of wierd
But it appears that she has Frontpage 2003 and 2000 loaded
She is probably going to be going with dreamviewer or some other software in the near future but in the meantime is there a fix to get rid of the popup -(say under services in task manager)?
Or some other work around to prevent the popup box from even coming up
Here is the error she sees in the box
Windows Installer Popup Box
the feature you are trying to use is on a CD-ROM or other removable disk that is not available.
Insert the "Microsoft FrontPage 2000 SR-1 disk and click OK
Use Source:
Microsoft FrontPage 2000
The user said she is not using or opening the application on days when the popup shows up
One time when she opend I.E. she said the popup box came up
So it appears that their is no rhyme or reason to it.
Any thoughts?
Try uninstalling FrontPage 2000, and then make sure you have service pack 3 for Office 2003. This will apply to FrontPage 2000. The two applications are not jiving well together. why do you need them both?
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i will look into these suggestions and give them a try
thanks
thanks
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301