Hello everyone, I mistakenly installed and removed the packaging wizard tool on my computer that was already running access 32bit. when it uninstalled i think it removed registry settings for all my wizards.

i found a link to type in my reg settings for the packaging wizard and it works now. but no other wizards work like exporting to excel oe txt etc.

repair office does not reset registry.

any ideas on getting original registry line back

or can someone tell me the lines needed in registry to allow these functions to work again?

THANK Y

Find Office in Control Panel > Programs and Features, right click, and choose Change > Repair.

Cant seem to get past this

Past WHAT step of what I suggested?

Sorry, thought the image was attached

Looking for file when trying to repair

"Setup cannot find Outlook.en-us\Setup.xml"

You may need to use the original install media.

It sounds to me like you're trying to repair the entire Office installation.  You should be able to repair or reinstall just the Access application installation.

I dont have the media. just the downloaded office pro.

does not offer a way to repair just the access program.

If I remove access will it remove my databases and when I reinstall from download will it update the registry?

Thanks for trying to help me.

Ed

Also found that I can no longer copy and paste from excel spreadsheet to my tables.

I did a removal of access and reinstalled from repair/change under uninstall and it did not help.

I think your computer is hosed, and should be reinstalled, starting from making a backup and formatting the hard drives. At least that takes a known amount of time and has almost 100% chance of success, while trying to debug this further takes an unknown amount of time and has an unknown (and dwindling) percent chance of success.

Hi Ed,

This forum is for Access developing issue, based on your description, it seems that your issue is more related with Office Product, your Office seems broken or some function did not work, I will move this thread to the more related forum.

Reference: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home?forum=excel

Thanks for your understanding.

Best Regards,

Edward