No sound after installing windows office 2007

Windows 7 Office 2007 Minimum Requirements b> Microsoft Office 2007 isn't the latest version of the Office suite, but it is still useful for a variety of tasks. The software package includes programs for editing spreadsheets, working with documents, creating presentations and more. Office 2007 also includes a redesigned user interface that is more intuitive than previous versions. Chances are good your computer can run Office 2007 if you already have Windows 7 installed, but you should check the system requirements anyway to ensure a trouble-free installation.

Processor and Memory Your computer needs a 500MHz or faster processor plus at the very least 256MB RAM. You may need more memory if you wish to run multiple Office applications simultaneously. The Business Contact Manager in some versions of Office requires a 1GHz processor and 512MB RAM. Turning on the grammar checker in Word requires 1 GB of RAM. Hard Drive and Optical Drive b> Make sure you have at least 1.5GB of available space on your hard disk to install Office 2007 standard and 2GB for other versions. You also need a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive for installation. Monitor b> Your display should have a 1024x768 resolution or higher. Older 800x600-resolution monitors are not compatible with Office 2007. 64-bit Compatibility and Windows Updates b> Note that you may run the 32-bit version of Office 2007 on 64-bit versions of Windows 7, but you cannot run Office 2007 64-bit on 32-bit editions of Windows 7. Make sure your copy of Windows 7 is up-to-date for best results. Microsoft releases fixes and other updates periodically that address stability issues and other known bugs. You can use Windows Update, on your "Start" menu, to check for updates.


Compatibility center http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Details.aspx?type=Software&p=Microsoft%20Office%202007%20Professional%20Plus&v=Microsoft&uid=12&pf=0&pi=0&s=office&os=32-bit b> 2007 Microsoft Office System Requirements http://www.microsoft.com/officebusiness/products/technical-requirements.aspx

It sounds like you are trying to install an update like service pack 3 for windows xp. It is trying to tell you that you do not need the update . You need to go to microsoft downloads and type in "Microsoft office Pro 2007 install purchase " and that shoud take you to a page with the file you need.

That sounds wrong but make sure you upgrade to xp sp3

for Windows 2000 OS:: Install MS Office 2000 for Windows Xp OS:: Install Office XP , MS Office 2003 For Windows Vista:: Install MS Office 2007 For Windows 7 :: Install MS Office 2010

The message is clear: Microsoft Office 2007 cannot refuses to install on Windows 2000 Pro. You need a newer version of Windows (Windows XP or newer) to have MS Office 2007 work properly.
Alternatively you can install Office 97 on Windows 2000 Pro.

Please do the following
1. Click on the computer folder with right mouse button.
2. Click on properties
3. Choose Hadware Tab then click on Device Manager button
4. Check wether the sound card driver is installed properlly or not if not isntall the softerware of sound card first.

1.remove your older version ms office give restart & install ms office 2007.
2.your os is sp1 mean install sp2 & install ms office 2007

office 2007 can be installed only on win xp SP 2 or higher version
check this link for system requirements
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/HA101668651033.aspx

Your solution makes no sense.
XP and 2000 are practically the same. The only reason Office 2007 doesn't work on XP is because someone at Microsoft has thought
"If we place some code in Office 2007 to prevent it running in Windows 2000, maybe people will buy XP or Vista to use it. Then we can make more money!"
That is the same with every Microsoft program that works on XP but not 2000.
It is a marketing ploy.
Someone help us find a way to get past this dirty profiteering trick.

hi, yes you can install office 2003 while you already have office 2007. you just need to change the installation directory when you launch the setup for office 2003. change it into something apart from what office 2007 already is installed in. so what you're trying to say is that you should be entitled to an upgrade to office 2007 if office 2003 doesn't work? i would maybe think so... but no solid answer for that one.