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Cannot install a program because of the error 1335
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Cannot install a program because of the error 1335
I have a computer for one of my client , I tried to install Microsoft office 2003 and it give me error message 1335……..I though problem with my CD, then I used different CD same error message.
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Then I formatted hard drive and I installed fresh copy of windows XP SP2, every thing going fine. Now I tried to install office again same problem , then I tried to use adobe Photoshop CD same error message 1335 , then I tried to install SP3 same error message 1335. Now I have been convinced that the problem with the western digital hard disk ( WD800JB) IDE not SATA, I downloaded utility for WD to test (short and extended) the hard disk the result shows me there is no error. What could be causing this problem ? Why installation went smoothly while installing programs did not ? if the CD Rom (SATA not IDE) would have causing this problem why not with windows CD ? |
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This link is for Office 2000 BUT applies to 2003 also;
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;314810 |
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I have looked a bit further into this issue
Here are some possible fixes 1. Install the version of the Windows Installer on the Office CD-ROM. 2. Confirm logged on as "Administrator" 3. Check for alternate installation locations. 4. Turn off and/or remove anti-virus software. 5. Test for a damaged CD-ROM or faulty CD-ROM drive But there's more ![]() This could be a fault generated from a computer with two CD\DVD Drives You could either try the other drive (if you have two) or unplug the other drive. I would start with checking the disc for scratches (and clean the disc and the drive) Then check the CD\DVD Drive(s) for issues (this may include incorrect jumper setting on the end of the CD\DVD Drive) Do you have two CD\DVD Drives ? oh, I took a while to respond. |
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And I tried another CD drive still same problem |
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Well you need an Antivirus
And you need to run a full scan with it Here's a good free one: Avira You may need to run a CheckDisk too Also because it's a fresh install, make sure all your drivers are up to date And all Windows security updates are done (including SP3) |
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Your HardDrive and CD\DVD Drives, are they the IDE connected ones? (not Sata)
If so then confirm both have their own IDE cable, and are jumpered (on back of drive) to CS You may need to run Bios setup defaults too (usually by pressing DEL at system startup) member CCT has advised that this is generally related to Ram issues You are therefore requested again to check the link supplied by CCT Last edited by kimsland; 12-01-2008 at 08:56 PM.. |
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The issue was with RAM, when I replaced it , it worked fine without any problem
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Thanks for the update.
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May be your CD has a damaged sectors?
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Error 1335 article from MS
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314810 |
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