After a recent computer upgrade I was faced with re-installing the Office 2010 Pro Plus suite, which I had the discs for and assumed would be a no brainer. Upon happily inserting the CD and expecting to hit 'GO' and grab a snickers I was suddenly faced with this:
ERROR 1406: Setup cannot write the value Assembly to the registry key
After some reading about how I did not have sufficient permissions to alter my registry, and knowing this was not true, I tried a theory and disabled my anti-virus software (AdAware AntiVirus free edition) and the installation worked without an issue. I have also read references to WebRoot SpySweeper blocking registry changes as well, so if you are facing this same problem, before you go changing registry permissions, try disabling your anti-virus software, it may just work. Don't forget to turn it back on...
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I ran into this and tried your suggestion, without success. It looks like you have to edit the persmissions and/or owner of EVERY SINGLE registry key the setup tries to change - without knowing which ones these are.... :(
ReplyDeleteSorry about that, I didnt have that issue, I just disabled the antivirus software I had running and it worked
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ReplyDeletetry the solution on this blog post.
ReplyDeletehttp://blog.appelgren.org/2012/04/25/trouble-with-installing-office-2010/
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