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Premature opening of the license agreement

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jl1102 Posted messages 25 Status Member -  
 manu -
Hello everyone,
I'm installing Office SBE2003 on my laptop, everything is going well BUT every time I launch one of the installed software (Word, Excel, and PP)
it opens fine but in the next second the "End User License Agreement" window also opens, which I have to accept each time before working...
Each of the software declares itself activated when I go to "?"
PC runs on Vista
How can I prevent this window from opening?
Thank you in advance
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0

5 answers

  1. fabrice
     
    hello
    I found an answer here
    http://forum.telecharger.01net.com/forum/high-tech/LOGICIELS/Bureautique/cluf-office-2003-sujet_266541_1.htm

    very simple without going into the registry keys!!!
    there you go, thanks anyway
    and thanks for the existence of this forum
    fabrice
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    1. ben
       
      with Vista

      1. go to control panel
      2. go to turn User Account Control on or off
      3. uncheck the box

      turn off the PC

      you can then check the box again

      there you go, it's simple
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      1. mumu > ben
         
        Thank you very much, I had the same problem and now it works.
        Thanks again.
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  2. easyway
     
    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/troubleshoot/office-suite-issues/office-end-user-license-agreement
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    1. jl1102 Posted messages 25 Status Member
       
      Thank you very much.
      I don’t think I have the ability to intervene on the registry, (I’m scared!) I’m going to call on "younger" skills, but given the origin of the explanations, I have no doubt it’s the solution: thanks again!
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    2. Serge
       
      I have the same problem, I tried the solution proposed by Microsoft, but it didn't work :(((
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    3. Plasse
       
      It worked well for me on Vista

      Thank you
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    4. manu
       
      Thank you, it worked well.
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  3. SOSSO42
     
    Indeed, the maneuver is as simple as it is effective... I seem to be definitively rid of the unwanted opening of the EULA.. A THOUSAND THANKS.
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  4. zou
     
    Hello,

    I have the same problem with Windows 7....

    The solutions you propose don't work or the paths and "environment" are different from Vista or WP....

    Thank you in advance for your help
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    1. pressecitron
       
      Hi Zou.

      I had the same problem.

      Go to Computer: Programs: Microsoft Office: Office 11: and select WINWORD (the application). Right-click and select Run as administrator. Word should open, accept the license (for the last time!), and exit. For me, it also unlocked the other programs...

      I don't understand the administrator aspect of Windows 7... I'm the user and the administrator. Give me patience.... ;)
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    2. zou > pressecitron
       
      Hi pressecitron

      thank you for this advice. It works!

      While waiting for another bug (which I hope will be as late as possible), I will continue to browse this forum which is full of good advice.
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    3. Pat > pressecitron
       
      Thank you, pressecitron. You saved my life.
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    4. Stephanevan > pressecitron
       
      Great! It works.
      Crazy this Win 7... it's really good, but there are a bunch of things to disable.
      I came from XP Pro, skipping all the Vistas, and I must say it's the first Windows that I can tolerate ;-)

      Thanks anyway.
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    5. Min > pressecitron
       
      Super, thanks for the information; it works for all Office programs.
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  6. fabrice
     
    Hello, I have exactly the same problem, my Office 2003 is activated!! But this contract window opens every time!!!
    I have been to the link mentioned above, but my English is more than ridiculous and once I get to the right key I don't understand what to do anymore!!
    Does this page exist in French?
    Thank you in advance for your responses
    P.S.: I am also on Vista
    Fabrice
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