Hi Darran,
Having just gone through the process described, here's my
take, though you may need some sighted help if you can't
find what I describe.
Start, Run, and in the dialog there type
Services.msc
The press Enter or click OK.
You will now get the Services dialog up.
You should find a column listing all the services on your
system, in alphabetical order.
Go down to "Office Source Engine" (OSE) which should be
highlighted.
You should then find a "Start Service" link or button.
Click on this, and it will start the OSE.
Go back to the list where the OSE should now be shown as
"Started". Double click on it, which will being up the
Properties dialog for the Office Source Engine. There are
four tabs, of which "General" should be the default.
Go down to the "Startup type;" listbox, and select "Manual".
(Below that is "Service status:" which hopefully says
"Started".)
Tab down to the Apply button and click on it.
Close all windows and try the Office Update again.
George.
-----Original Message-----
From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Darran Ross
Sent: 15 July 2006 15:30
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] Re: Advice for Using the Command Prompt
Hi George.
Below is the resolution recommended for my set-up, namely
Office 2003 with Windows XP.
All the relevant info should be there.
Any advice, as ever, gratefully received.
Darran
Microsoft Update
Office 2003 Update fails to install with error 0x80070643
Last updated : 10/21/2005
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Problem description
You receive error 0x80070643 when you are installing Office
2003 Updates.
Updates fail to install because ose service is disabled or
cannot be started.
Applicable Office versions: Office 2003
Applicable operating systems and products
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows Server 2003
Resolutions
1. Start the ose service
Windows 2003/XP
Run the following command from command prompt to check the
state of ose service
sc qc ose
If the service is disabled, then run the command
sc config ose start= demand
Windows 2000
Click Start-Run
Type Services.msc and in the Open box and click OK.
Double click on the Office Source Engine service.
Set the Startup type to Manual and click OK.
For more information on this issue and alternate resolution
please click on the Microsoft Knowledge Base link below.
Did this resolve your problem?
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For more information about Office 2003 Update fails to
install with error 0x80070643, see article 903774 in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "George Bell" <george@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, July 15, 2006 1:56 PM
Subject: [access-uk] Re: Advice for Using the Command Prompt
| Hi Darran,
|
| Not sure of your screen reader will function in this, but
to
| get to a command line prompt, go to Start, Run, and in the
| dialog that comes up, type cmd and press Enter.
|
| You are now in what visually appears to be a DOS screen.
|
| Normally commands are entered as specified in MS's KB
| articles, and you then simply press Enter to execute the
| command.
|
| To get out of this command mode, type exit and press
enter.
|
| If you can let me know the MS KB article number, I can try
| to be more specific as to what you need to do.
|
| George.
|
| -----Original Message-----
| From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
| [mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Darran Ross
| Sent: 14 July 2006 22:30
| To: Access-UK
| Subject: [access-uk] Advice for Using the Command Prompt
|
| Hi List.
|
| I've had a problem with updates for Office 2003 not being
| installed, and the MS Knowledge Base has suggested a
| resolution, but to do this I need to enter the Command
| Prompt. I've never been in there before, and there doesn't
| seem to be an edit field to enter the information
required.
|
| Would someone with a little more experience of the Command
| Prompt mind letting me know how I should proceed in this
| area? How do I enter the command lines etc?
|
| Many thanks.
|
| Darran
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