I tagged this on to a previous post but I don't know if I will get an answer
that way so I am creating a new thread, just in case. Here is most of the
previous:
I have many computers with this same issue, but I do not want to have to go
around to
that many pc's just to login and accept this thing..... Does someone out
there have a good fix to this? I would think you could accept directly from
the wsus server, or push a registry setting...
"Ray Newman" <ray_newman[ at ]hotmailunderpants.com> wrote in message
news:pm6cf4d7kv9ckklelj7qafi6imoptk9nee[ at ]4ax.com...
[Quoted Text] > Wow...it's been a while since I have posted, as I have not worked with
> Colonnade for well over 3 years. *fixed*
>
> Also, while I did not determine which patch caused this issue, the
> workaround was rather simple.
>
> I logged on to the PC as a local admin and accepted the EULA and all
> was well. Apparently Office XP tries to write something to a file or
> a portion of the registry that is not available to limited users when
> it makes note of whether or not the EULA had been accepted.
>
> Strange indeed. Hope this helps someone...
>
>
> On 15 Oct 2008 11:12:02 -0500, Ray Newman
> <ray_newman[ at ]hotmailunderpants.com> wrote:
>
>>Luckily, I only have one user still on Office XP, but every time she
>>opens a program from that suite it asks her to accept the EULA. Close
>>the program and reopen it...same EULA.
>>
>>At first I thought it might have been some malware she contracted, but
>>this appears to be a legitimate problem with her Office XP
>>installation that only cropped up after last night's patches were
>>applied.
>>
>>If it makes any difference, we are still running WSUS v2 here.
>>
>>I am going to uninstall any Office patches from yesterday from her PC
>>for now and see how it goes.
>>
>>Is anyone else encountering this issue this morning?
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