Microsoft Office 2007 & "Error 1935."

[Klard]

I'm running Win7 on a 64 bit laptop that had Office 2007 pre-installed. I foolishly tried to upgrade to Office 2010. This required me to uninstall 2007; which I did.

Now, for months, I have faced the dreaded "ERROR 1935." The web is filled with "How-To" to solve this problem. Of course, none of them work. Microsoft's own web site has many and contradictory ways to supposedly fix this Error 1935 problem. None of them work, either...

I receive many how-to's from well meaning people that kinda, sorta, think they might know how to reinstall Office 2007, except nothing works. Is this 1935 dilemma part of some insidious Communist Plot? Or, is there actually a method to reinstall Office 2007 on a 64-bit Windows 7 laptop?

Has anyone personally faced this error and resolved this issue?

[INDRANIL]

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[Klard]

I've been there and done that perhaps 3 or 4 times. Interesting problem, isn't it? I just today did all the updates for Win7, reinstalled the .Net, rebooted, ...

[INDRANIL]

Hmm then just wait for any x64 friend . I'm using x86 so no idea any more .

[Klard]

Yea, I wish I had stayed with x86...

[hellnoire]

You could downgrade to x86 if you find the modem or ethernet drivers... that's what I did on my desktop. Just my thoughts.