Program In need the program to install in my computer

i presume that you need microsoft excel on your computer. for you to use a program or software on the computer it needs to be installed. All installed programs are found on start - all programs - program name or folder

if you dont find the MS Excel in microsoft office in all programs probably its not installed.

you will need to but Microsoft Office disk and the license for you to install on the computer. once you have the software contact me them we can go thru the installation process

If the Poser 7 program installed correctly without any error messages then to access this program then -
Click on Start - All Program and click on the Poser 7 program to start the program.

There may be a workaround or two. First, Win7 wants a different installer. Try running the installer in a Compatability mode (right click on the exe, choose properties, click on the Compatability tab and put a check in the box for run this program in the compatability mode, use the drop down to choose the latest OS that you know will run the program, then right click again on the program and choose run as administrator). If your new computer uses 64-bit Win7, this is even less likely to work. Microsoft needs signed files in 64-bit. Do the same compatability with the program if it installs.

If that doesn't work, try installing a virtual computer with an OS that runs the program in your Win7 machine (The free XP mode is available in Win7 Pro and Ultimate. It takes two downloads from Microsoft to install the computer and then install the program as if the XP mode was the only computer.)

Otherwise, upgrade the program. (The Microsoft compatability center gives information pending on the program.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

You may have got a virus on your computer that has disabled the virus program. Trend Micro is a good program and I use it but no virus scanner is 100% safe even if you keep it updated often. You may have installed a program that has disabled it. First shut off windows restore in the control panel. Then re-boot the computer and press F5 when the computer is booting up and this will bring up a menu. Then boot windows into safe mode with networking. Then see if Trend will update virus files and run a complete scan. If it can't the go to www.trendmicro.com and use their housecall program to do a complete virus scan on the computer. If no virus is found then you will need to try to find the program that caused Trend to stop working and remove it. Do you have more than one virus scanner installed like spysweeper. If you do then you will need to un-install that program. Then reboot computer and try to re-install trend.

How to install a software program can depend on the operating system being used and the program being installed. Because of all the different possibilities, we have created the below steps as guidelines for installing programs in each of the major operating systems.
Notice: This document has been created as a basic overview on how to install software programs, games, and utilities on your computer. If errors are encountered during the installation, this document will not cover those errors.
General Tips
Microsoft Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, and XP users
MS-DOS Users
General Tips

• Make sure your computer meets the requirements of the program, game, or utility you are attempting to install.
• The manuals for the program or the readme file located in the same directory as the install commonly contain exact instructions on how to install a program.
• After installing or during the installation, a program may need to install other programs, files, or utilities before it is able to run. If this is the case, the program will commonly prompt you to install the program or you may need to run a separate install before the program can be fully used.
• When installing a program, utility, or game, it is always a good idea first to close or disable any other programs that are running.
• After installing a new program if it prompts you to reboot the computer, do it.

Microsoft Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, and XP users Many software programs, games, and utilities have an AutoPlay feature that will automatically start the setup screen for the software program when the CD is placed in the computer. If your program, game, or utility contains this feature, run the installation through the screen that appears after inserting the disc.
If you are installing a program, game, or utility that does not contain this feature or you are installing a program from a floppy diskette, follow the below steps.

1. Open My Computer.
2. Within the My Computer window, open the drive that contains the installation files. For example, if the files are on a floppy diskette, open the A: drive. If they're on a CD or DVD open the D: drive or the letter of the disc drive.
3. Within the drive that contains your files, locate either a setup or install file. Double-clicking on this file should start the installation for the program, game, or utility. If you see multiple setups or install files, try to locate the Application file or double-click each of setup or install files until you find the file that starts the installation. Many times the icons associated with the installation files have the same name.

An alternate method of starting the installation in Microsoft Windows

1. Click Start and Run.
2. In the Run Window, type x:\setup or x:\install where x is the letter of the drive you wish to start the installation from. For example, if you are attempting to install a program from the floppy disk drive you would type a:\setup or a:\install.

MS-DOS Users Users installing a program from Microsoft DOS should have a basic understanding of the MS-DOS commands. If you are unfamiliar with any of the commands listed below, click the link to get additional information and examples on the commands.

1. Before installing a program in MS-DOS, you must switch to the drive and/or directory that contains the installation files. If you are installing a program from a CD or diskette, switch to that drive. Additional information about switching drives in Microsoft DOS can be found on document CH000515. If the installation files are located in a different directory, use the dir command to list the directories and the cd command to switch into the appropriate directory.
2. Once you are in the directory or drive that contains the installation files, run the executable for the setup. Many times this can be done by typing setup or install at the prompt to start the installation. If both of these commands give a bad command or file name error message, type dir *.exe or dir *.com or dir *.bat. These commands will list any executable files; if any files are listed, attempt to execute these files to run the installation or setup of the program. If no files are listed when typing all three of the above commands, it is possible that either you are in the incorrect directory or drive letter, or that the program.

Additional information about running an file from MS-DOS can also be found on document CH000598.
Additional information:

• Information about problems that can occur after an install can be found on document CH000123.
• See document CH000506 for information about how to extract a file that you've downloaded before installing a program.
  
  

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Just put the PowerPoint CD into the drive. An autorun program should automatically start the PowerPoint installation program. From there, just follow the instructions on the screen. You should not need to change any of the default setup options.

Whenever you install a new program, make sure you turn the computer off and then restart it. If this doesn't help, then re-install the program.

Rob

If you're trying to open a program installed on another computer, you can't do that ...not through standard network/file sharing.

The program is installed on the other machine, which means that the installation wrote to the system registry and needs those registry settings to run, which are not set on your "primary" computer.

You can either download and install the program to the "primary" computer, or setup remote desktop to access the other computer, and run the program that way.

Hope this helps :)

You need Anti-Virus software like AVG, BitDefender, or Norton.
Download them from the websites.

Nope its not as you need the installer program to do it...sorry :(