Office problems after upg from XP Home to XP Pro

[Tommy Vielkanowitz]

After upgrading from Windows XP Home edition to XP
Professional on one PC, I am having all sorts of Office
problems. Unless I am logged in as administrator, none of
the programs will run correctly, I get a Windows Installer
box, then a prompt asking for the CD. After inserting the
CD, I get Error 1402 Could not open key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Interface\{00067063-
0000-0000-C000-000000000046}\ProxyStub Verify that you
have sufficient access to that key or contact your support
personnel.

I do have access to that key, I checked with regedt32, I
also looked at Knowledgebase articles 224097 and 236592 to
no avail.

Also, I was going to try to remove Office and reinstall.
I logged in as Administrator and tried to uninstall.
After going through the uninstall routine, Microsoft
Office was still in the add/remove programs list. When I
clicked on Change, it just had all the programs listed as
do not install (red X). Just for grins, I changed it to
install all to my computer, but I still get the error 1402
when I try to run any Office application as a user other
than administrator.

The user I am logged in as is a local administrator.

If anyone has any insights to this problem, please post
here or e-mail me at tvielkanowitz (at) shared-resources
(dot) net

Thanks

--Tommy Vielkanowitz

[Kristyn Wagoner [MSFT]]

Have you seen this article?

302853 OFFXP: Error 1402 When You Run Office XP Setup
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=302853

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Kristyn Wagoner
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[Tommy Vielkanowitz]

Yes, I did see that article, but in the cause section:

CAUSE
This problem can occur when the following conditions are
true:
Your computer is running Microsoft Windows 98 or
Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Me).

-and-

You turned on User Profiles.

-and-

There is a problem with the active profile.

As per my original post I am running Windows XP
Professional.

--Tommy Vielkanowitz

tvielkanowitz (at) shared-resources (dot) net

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