Post by Donnie Clark on Jan 16, 2018 9:24:25 GMT -5
Hi,
I got around it by going back to a restoration point. That doesn't work now, I only can go back to Aug 23 - and the problem was there then. I haven't looked at anything in Excel in a few months - that's why I didn't notice it earlier this time.
I have an HP omnibook that I bought 2nd hand a few months ago. HP give you a few CD's/DVD's with all the programs etc on it. But they warn you that if you use the restoration disk it will format the hard drive and you loose everything. My CD/DVD might not work: some ....put sticky tape (VERY Sticky) on the written side and I have been unable to remove all the sticky stuff - a few bits simply refuse to come off. I'm afraid that if I chance that disc it will make matters worse because I probably can't re-install from that disc?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/help-can-t-open-excel-files-windows-installer-pops-up-206355/
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I got around it by going back to a restoration point. That doesn't work now, I only can go back to Aug 23 - and the problem was there then. I haven't looked at anything in Excel in a few months - that's why I didn't notice it earlier this time.
I have an HP omnibook that I bought 2nd hand a few months ago. HP give you a few CD's/DVD's with all the programs etc on it. But they warn you that if you use the restoration disk it will format the hard drive and you loose everything. My CD/DVD might not work: some ....put sticky tape (VERY Sticky) on the written side and I have been unable to remove all the sticky stuff - a few bits simply refuse to come off. I'm afraid that if I chance that disc it will make matters worse because I probably can't re-install from that disc?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/help-can-t-open-excel-files-windows-installer-pops-up-206355/
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