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I had to reinstall Windows and then install Office. &nbsp;Don't know how the install got corrupt.
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I had to reinstall Windows and then install Office.  Don't know how the install got corrupt.

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Have a computer that was reloaded due to a hard drive replacement and when installing Office 2010 it goes through the installation but when trying to access the office programs, Word, Excel, etc.... the installation process goes through like it is setting up for the user but nothing comes up. &nbsp;Tried to repair the installation but get the &quot;Error 1310: Error writing to file: C:Config.Msi...&quot; error. &nbsp;Tried to uninstall but still see the Office application in Programs and Features. &nbsp;Tried to uninstall again but says it is a corrupted installation and to reinstall. &nbsp;This is going no where. &nbsp;I have researched and found to rename, give access to the Config.msi folder and the windows assembly folder. &nbsp;I also unregistered and re-registered the msiexe. &nbsp;Has anyone else had this and found the fix for it?
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Have a computer that was reloaded due to a hard drive replacement and when installing Office 2010 it goes through the installation but when trying to access the office programs, Word, Excel, etc.... the installation process goes through like it is setting up for the user but nothing comes up.  Tried to repair the installation but get the "Error 1310: Error writing to file: C:Config.Msi..." error.  Tried to uninstall but still see the Office application in Programs and Features.  Tried to uninstall again but says it is a corrupted installation and to reinstall.  This is going no where.  I have researched and found to rename, give access to the Config.msi folder and the windows assembly folder.  I also unregistered and re-registered the msiexe.  Has anyone else had this and found the fix for it?

Office 2010 Error 1310: Error writing to file: C:Config.Msi...

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.

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