Why are you replying to a thread from May 2007? Please begin a new thread
about your problem.
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1. Your full Windows version (e.g., WinXP SP3; Vista SP1); and
2. The KB number(s) for the update(s) you're having a problem with.
Thanks.
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jwoodie wrote:
> I ran diagnostics but it said no problems found. Why do I need my install
> discs?
> Thank you
>
> "Robin Walker [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> Danielle B <Danielle B@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I have been able to install updates fine until now, but two are
>>> failing under this code, which I can not find anywhere for the
>>> meaning. The two updates are: security update for office 2007
>>> (KB934062) and Office 2007 update (KB934393)
>>
>> 80070652 means that a previous installation has not run to completion
>> successfully.
>>
>> Try Start -> Microsoft Office -> Microsoft Office Tools -> Microsoft
>> Office
>> Diagnostics
>>
>> to see whether that clears the problem. You might need your Office 2007
>> installation CD.
>>
>> --
>> Robin Walker [MVP Networking]
>> rdhw@cam.ac.uk


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