"Setup Errors" Microsoft Office 2013 Professional Plus. [SOLVED]

thatdoggonegirl wrote:Hello. So, I just downloaded Microsoft Office 2013 Professional Plus from Piratebay then I already extracted it but when I'm trying to install it, I'm getting the error "Setup Errors. Setup is unable to proceed due to the following error(s): To install and use this product you must be running Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, or a newer operating system. Correct the issue(s) listed above and re-run setup."

Look, I have Windows 7 Starter. Now, I don't know what to do. Please help me. ;_;

Hello thatdoggonegirl and welcome,

thatdoggonegirl wrote:Is there an Installation Guide with it?


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"The torrent you are looking for cannot be found on the system." What is that? 


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Oops. I figured it out. I hope this one doesn't need any DVDs or whatnot because I'm using a netbook not a laptop, I'm pretty nervous here! ;_; I hope this work so good just like your Sims 3.

Yes, the download is basically a .RAR file, like most other downloads from Games4TheWorld. You must use the program WinRAR to extract the contents of the .RAR file. So just make an empty folder somewhere, and then extract ALL contents of the .RAR download, into that empty folder.   Start the installation from within the folder then (an installation guiden is included).

thatdoggonegirl wrote:
Hello! If I need CD/DVD to install it, fyi I'm using a netbook! Please respond. I'm still downloading it btw.

If you mean Windows 7, I would actually recommend doing a "fresh" install, rather than an upgrade. But it's your choice.   Here's a tutorial for using a USB flashdrive for installing Windows 7:

Shamrock wrote:I think you can do an upgrade, which will not require a CD or DVD.

thatdoggonegirl wrote:How?

Look, when I install Windows 7 Professional (I think I'm going to use Windows 7 Professional) does it come with the important drivers? Y'all know what I'm talking about!

I never did an "upgrade" myself though, and maybe Shamrock knows more about it than I do.   

xXxBabyKimxXx wrote:Hello,

I downloaded and install office 2013, however, I get an error when i try to activate it using the toolkit.  It says:

---Processing--------------------------
----------------------------------------
Installed product key detected - attempting to activate the following product:
Name: Office 15, OfficeProPlusVL_KMS_Client edition
Description: Office 15, VOLUME_KMSCLIENT channel
Family: OfficeProPlusVL_KMS_Client
SKU ID: b322da9c-a2e2-4058-9e4e-f59a6970bd69
Last 5 characters of installed product key: GVGXT
ERROR CODE: 0x8007000D
ERROR TEXT: The data is invalid.

Please help..

Please open a NEW thread for your issue(s), instead of posting under someone else's thread. Thanks.   

Carlos wrote:

thatdoggonegirl wrote:How?

Look, when I install Windows 7 Professional (I think I'm going to use Windows 7 Professional) does it come with the important drivers? Y'all know what I'm talking about!

That's a good question; but when you start the installation of Windows 7, look for something like "custom installation", and then look for "upgrade".

I never did an "upgrade" myself though, and maybe Shamrock knows more about it than I do.   

Alternatively, you can name the brand and exact model name of your netbook, and we can look for downloadable drivers (or you can do tha yourself, maybe). 

thatdoggonegirl wrote:
So, I really have to install the important drivers myself. That'll took me a long time then.  Look, why does it say x64? Is it only for 64 bit? I have 32-bit by the way. My netbook is Toshiba NB205.

So in your case, there shouldn't be an issue, whether you get a 64-bit OS (from G4TW) or a 32-bit OS, elsewhere.  

CleoSim4012 wrote:Carlos have told you how awesome are lately?

Yes, (judging from your posting history) you actually have.   You're very welcome. Feel free to open a thread here at any time, if you have a question to ask or if you want to chat in the "Off-topic" section.

Carlos wrote:

thatdoggonegirl wrote:
So, I really have to install the important drivers myself. That'll took me a long time then.  Look, why does it say x64? Is it only for 64 bit? I have 32-bit by the way. My netbook is Toshiba NB205.

Briefly: the x64 (64-bit) means that your computer could then theoretically use more than 2GB of RAM for "user applications", like software or games. In 32-bit systems, games/software can use a maximum of 2 GB. So 64-bit is better, and you can also use 64-bit operating systems on weaker machines too, that doesn't matter.

So in your case, there shouldn't be an issue, whether you get a 64-bit OS (from G4TW) or a 32-bit OS, elsewhere.  

thatdoggonegirl wrote:
So, in short, I can install Windows 7 in my netbook (except Starter, of course. Lol!) like I have no errors or problems to worry about?   I think, I keep on asking the same questions and I'm annoying y'all already but I just want to be sure.   

I just really don't like Starter.   

If I compare the two, then your system specs (from the netbook) are strong enough to run Windows 7. So yes, go ahead.  

Carlos wrote:

thatdoggonegirl wrote:
So, in short, I can install Windows 7 in my netbook (except Starter, of course. Lol!) like I have no errors or problems to worry about?   I think, I keep on asking the same questions and I'm annoying y'all already but I just want to be sure.   

I just really don't like Starter.   

Yes, you can install a "proper" Windows 7. Here are the official Windows 7 requirements:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/system-requirements


And this is some info about your netbook:
http://www.cnet.com/products/toshiba-mini-nb205/specs/



If I compare the two, then your system specs (from the netbook) are strong enough to run Windows 7. So yes, go ahead.  

thatdoggonegirl wrote:Yay! Look, once I finished downloading it, what should I do next?