ARCHIVED: In Microsoft Office 2007 and earlier, how do I restore the installation to its original state?
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Windows Vista
- Place the correct copy of the Microsoft Office CD in your CD-ROM drive (e.g., if you installed Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise, be sure to use the Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise CD).
- Click the button, and then select .
- Click . Highlight your Office installation, and click .
- In Office 2007, select and then click . In Office XP, select either or . In Office 2000, select .
- Click or .
Windows 2000 or XP
- Place the correct copy of the Microsoft Office CD in your CD-ROM drive (e.g., if you installed Microsoft Office 2000 Professional, be sure to use the Microsoft Office 2000 Professional CD).
- From the menu, select either , or and then .
- Double-click , and then click . In the window that appears, select your version of Microsoft Office.
- Click . If you don't see a button, click , and then click .
- In Office 2007, select and then click . In Office XP, select either or . In Office 2000, select .
- Click or .
Windows 95, 98, Me, or NT
- Place the correct copy of the Microsoft Office CD in your CD-ROM drive (e.g., if you installed Microsoft Office 2000 Professional, be sure to use the Microsoft Office 2000 Professional CD).
- From the menu, select and then .
- Double-click . From the tab, select your version of Microsoft Office.
- Click Office 2003, select and then click . In Office 2000 or XP, click . . In
- In Office 2003, select . Click . In Office XP, select . In Office 2000, select , and click .
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