How would I know that the msi file kept there should be left untouched like the files in the OO folder?Īfter searching a lot, I wouldn't find a way of passing this filter in the installer. So, when installing a new version of OpenOffice, the Windows installer searches the Temp folder for the. It happens that when installing OpenOffice, Windows NET system requires to keep the. Why? Because it is called TEMP (like temporal, not eternal). I deleted all the files in my Temp folder. This is the best radical way of fixing this issue. That’s when “Error 1935” appears with the following long & incomplete-message (please see screenshot of window): Unchecked “Create a start link on desktop” and clicked “Install” in the Ready to Install Program-menu.ħ. “Complete” is the default option I accepted on that menu.Ħ. Click “Next” again to get through Setup Type menu (click for screenshot). Then I click “Next” on that same Installation Wizard-window and fill out the Customer Information window.ĥ. Here are screenshots of OpenOffice windows & install-files that appear after they’re unpacked: 3.2 Installation Preparation-window appears & indicates the following file would be unpacked at that location:Ĭ:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\ 3.2 (en-US) Installation Files
Launched installer: OOo_3.2.1_Win_x86_install_en-US.exeĢ. Please follow me as I explain the steps (and messages) I received before I got that installation error-message:ġ. Since I didn't know (and still don't remember) which version of that was removed from my system before I tried to install the new version of OO, I just came here hoping there was someone, who's familiar with that app, who might be able to solve this installation-problem: Error 1935 msi-file that came with the previous installment of the same program. This installation-problem came to my attention 1st when the OpenOffice installer said I was missing the. I'm still unable to install 3.2.1 on Windows XP 64-bit. Should I also uninstall that or remove it with that Utility program as well? I was directed by OpenOffice-volunteer helpers to get a Windows Installation Cleanup-utility to remove any previous versions of OOo, so I did that, but I haven't removed "Microsoft Visual C++" which seems to be a part of the installation, but I'm not sure about it. So now I'm wondering why the suite wasn't allowing me to completely install it. I've been having trouble installing OpenOffice 3.2.1 (full suite) on my system, but the portable-version of OpenOffice 3.1.1 works fine on my computer.
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