MSO 2003 Installation problems...

Ok, I have researched this on the web for 2 days now. I am receiving an
error that says a2561405.cab can not be found. This is apparently a somewhat
common problem but no valid fix has been presented by anyone as of yet. I
have tried all the suggestions found on the web; MS cleanup utility,
removing the mso cache file, removing leftover registry entries, and tried
copying the cd to my hard drive. No luck. The only fix I have found that
worked for someone else was using a second MS Office 2003 cd during the
installation. As it happens, I don't have a second cd.

I would appreciate any help in solving this issue. I am 6 days behind on
reports for my business and need to get this fixed fast!

TYIA

Don

have u had any feed back since u posted this message as i am having the same
problem
gerry

"Don Manning" wrote:

> Ok, I have researched this on the web for 2 days now. I am receiving an
> error that says a2561405.cab can not be found. This is apparently a somewhat
> common problem but no valid fix has been presented by anyone as of yet. I
> have tried all the suggestions found on the web; MS cleanup utility,
> removing the mso cache file, removing leftover registry entries, and tried
> copying the cd to my hard drive. No luck. The only fix I have found that
> worked for someone else was using a second MS Office 2003 cd during the
> installation. As it happens, I don't have a second cd.
>
> I would appreciate any help in solving this issue. I am 6 days behind on
> reports for my business and need to get this fixed fast!
>
> TYIA
>
> Don
>
>
>

"gnalet" <gnalet@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:44BF434F-AF95-4162-A988-F84D4E337116@microsoft.com...
> have u had any feed back since u posted this message as i am having the
> same
> problem
> gerry
>
> "Don Manning" wrote:
>
>> Ok, I have researched this on the web for 2 days now. I am receiving an
>> error that says a2561405.cab can not be found. This is apparently a
>> somewhat
>> common problem but no valid fix has been presented by anyone as of yet. I
>> have tried all the suggestions found on the web; MS cleanup utility,
>> removing the mso cache file, removing leftover registry entries, and
>> tried
>> copying the cd to my hard drive. No luck. The only fix I have found that
>> worked for someone else was using a second MS Office 2003 cd during the
>> installation. As it happens, I don't have a second cd.
>>
>> I would appreciate any help in solving this issue. I am 6 days behind on
>> reports for my business and need to get this fixed fast!
>>
>> TYIA
>>
>> Don
>>
>>
>>


have you looked here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/826511