On a computer that is running Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition or Professional and not joined to a domain, Office 2000 migration runs for each user on the system as they log on and start a program such as Outlook. In Outlook, the following message appears:
You computer has been upgraded from Windows 95 or Windows 98 to a later version of Windows. Outlook must configure itself for this version of Windows.
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Steps to Reproduce the Problem
| 1. | Install Office 2000 on a Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition computer. |
| 2. | Upgrade to Windows XP Home Edition or Professional (not joined to a domain). |
| 3. | Create three test user accounts. |
| 4. | From each account, run Outlook. |
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This behavior occurs because Office 2000 migration runs on each user account. This is by design of the Microsoft Office 2000 Suite.
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To work around this behavior, insert the Microsoft Office 2000 CD when you are prompted to.
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Microsoft Office needs to update information for each user. It is recommended that you keep the original installation CD handy for instances like this that may occur on such a Windows XP system.
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