That should fix and and all problems associated with your installation. That is, I would think they would upgrade and refresh existing installations prior to removing the files to which they will eternally be dependent upon. Sounds like they didn't cover their tracks well prior to removing the installation point, unless it was an unplanned removal. For example, Microsoft Office might look like 'msiexec.exe /a data1.msi' The admin installation will look the same as any other installation at first, but then it will ask you where you want to 'copy' the files, instead of where you want to 'install' them.
DATA1 MSI MICROSOFT OFFICE 2000 HOW TO
They should collectively have enough knowledge to know how to reinstall the software to update the installation path stored on your PC, repair any problems with your softare, etc. msiexec.exe /a 'pathtoyoursoftware.msi' will also perform an administrative install. Once this is done, have the IT department create the installation point. Use the Add/Remove Programs control panel to determine this. Is there anywhere I can download either this file, or the full Office 2000 - I have contacted Microsoft - even though I have full serial numbers etc, they have ony offered one solution. Then you need to determine specifically what version of Office is installed on your PC. Os 98SE, when trying to update Office 2000 premium, I get asked to insert original cd (which is damaged) - looking for file DATA1.msi. Try to find the installation package Data1.msi in a folder from which you can install Microsoft Word 2000 SR1. I would begin by backing up your documents and settings (there are wizards available from Microsoft to do this, look for a copy of the Office Resource Kit (ORK) for version 2000 if your IT department doesn not have it). The file D:Data1.msi is not a valid installation package for the product Microsoft Word 2000 SR-1. They will have to recreate the installation point where it was or reinstall your software and override it. The easiest way I know of to fix this is to enlist the assistance of your IT department.
I believe the problem is that Outlook was installed not from an Outlook CD or installation point, but rather from some flavor of an Office Suite CD or installation point.
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