Windows Office Professional Plus 2010 ProplusWW.msi

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Since upgrading to Windows 10 I am receiving an error message and an attempt to install files for Professional Plus 2010.

Curiously, in Programs and Settings it appears Professional Plus appeared same day as my Windows 10 upgrade, so not sure I even ever owned it.

Office files do open but a pop up tries to find (and fails) ProPlusWW.msi which causes things to hang and its hard to close and very annoying.

Help!
 
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Have you made any attempt to repair the installation?
Maybe have a look at method 2 here https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2528748
See if that helps.
Or maybe method 3 (safe mode) to avoid any problematic plugins.

Hi,
I have a similar problem, with MS Office Pro Plus 2010 looking for "ProPlusWW.msi" each time I try launching Excel or PowerPoint. Methods 1 and 2 not solving anything. Disabled Think-Cell, the only plugin I use. No change either.
Any other suggestion?
Thanks for your help.
Going back to Windows 7 if no fix.
 
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I got the same problem: After Updating Windows 10 to the Fall Creators Update FCU Windows 10 ver.1709,
my Outlook from Office 2010 Professional Plus would not start, but ask for some installer .msi file, that I don't have at hand right now. It asks for ProPlusRWw.msi C:\Windows\Installer\{91140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE}

I fixed the problem by downloading Office 2010 SP2 ( officesp2010-kb2687455-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe , 638 MB). You can run it directly, but it says, 'nothing to do' (I already had everything up to date). Instead, extract the contents fromt the .exe to a new folder (7-zip is your friend!). From there I executed the largest file officesuiteww-x-none.msp. It did not actually seem to install anything, but the installation was fixed afterwards.
 
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That installer file is usually here, at least it has been always on my installations:
C:\MSOCache\All Users\{91140000-0011-0000-1000-0000000FF1CE}-C
the folder MSOCache is usually hidden but not a system folder so its easy to unhide. at least the file ProPlusRWw.msi was in that directory on my computer. your results may vary regarding the path...
 
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My experience has been different, 2 new computers and trying to install Office 2010 Pro Plus keeps giving messages about the Product Key not being valid. Not connected to the 'net at the time and the verification error is coming from the install file/process.
 
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I got the same problem: After Updating Windows 10 to the Fall Creators Update FCU Windows 10 ver.1709,
my Outlook from Office 2010 Professional Plus would not start, but ask for some installer .msi file, that I don't have at hand right now. It asks for ProPlusRWw.msi C:\Windows\Installer\{91140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE}

I fixed the problem by downloading Office 2010 SP2 ( officesp2010-kb2687455-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe , 638 MB). You can run it directly, but it says, 'nothing to do' (I already had everything up to date). Instead, extract the contents fromt the .exe to a new folder (7-zip is your friend!). From there I executed the largest file officesuiteww-x-none.msp. It did not actually seem to install anything, but the installation was fixed afterwards.
Thanks for this. I just had the exact same issue, and your fix worked like a charm. Much appreciated. :)
 
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My experience has been different, 2 new computers and trying to install Office 2010 Pro Plus keeps giving messages about the Product Key not being valid. Not connected to the 'net at the time and the verification error is coming from the install file/process.

Not certain, but isn't it needed to be connected to verify a key?
It is maybe not relevant, and possibly a new procedure, but, In office 2016, I am now asked, as an alternative, to put in my MS account, which reactivates it
 
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Not certain, but isn't it needed to be connected to verify a key?
It is maybe not relevant, and possibly a new procedure, but, In office 2016, I am now asked, as an alternative, to put in my MS account, which reactivates it
It didn't make any difference, connected or not.
 
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I got the same problem: After Updating Windows 10 to the Fall Creators Update FCU Windows 10 ver.1709,
my Outlook from Office 2010 Professional Plus would not start, but ask for some installer .msi file, that I don't have at hand right now. It asks for ProPlusRWw.msi C:\Windows\Installer\{91140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE}

I fixed the problem by downloading Office 2010 SP2 ( officesp2010-kb2687455-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe , 638 MB). You can run it directly, but it says, 'nothing to do' (I already had everything up to date). Instead, extract the contents fromt the .exe to a new folder (7-zip is your friend!). From there I executed the largest file officesuiteww-x-none.msp. It did not actually seem to install anything, but the installation was fixed afterwards.
Thank you for ulloMattie. You are the best!!!
 
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I got the same problem: After Updating Windows 10 to the Fall Creators Update FCU Windows 10 ver.1709,
my Outlook from Office 2010 Professional Plus would not start, but ask for some installer .msi file, that I don't have at hand right now. It asks for ProPlusRWw.msi C:\Windows\Installer\{91140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE}

I fixed the problem by downloading Office 2010 SP2 ( officesp2010-kb2687455-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe , 638 MB). You can run it directly, but it says, 'nothing to do' (I already had everything up to date). Instead, extract the contents fromt the .exe to a new folder (7-zip is your friend!). From there I executed the largest file officesuiteww-x-none.msp. It did not actually seem to install anything, but the installation was fixed afterwards.
I had exactly the same problem and this resolved my issues so thank you very much for your help
 
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I got the same problem: After Updating Windows 10 to the Fall Creators Update FCU Windows 10 ver.1709,
my Outlook from Office 2010 Professional Plus would not start, but ask for some installer .msi file, that I don't have at hand right now. It asks for ProPlusRWw.msi C:\Windows\Installer\{91140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE}

I fixed the problem by downloading Office 2010 SP2 ( officesp2010-kb2687455-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe , 638 MB). You can run it directly, but it says, 'nothing to do' (I already had everything up to date). Instead, extract the contents fromt the .exe to a new folder (7-zip is your friend!). From there I executed the largest file officesuiteww-x-none.msp. It did not actually seem to install anything, but the installation was fixed afterwards.

Really sorry for my ignorance but at age 76 I'm new to computers! I can however follow this up to a point. I have found and downloaded the service pack. As you say if I run that it says everything is up to date and doing this fixes nothing. Where i get lost is when you say "extract the contents from the .exe to a new folder (7-zip is your friend!)" and then executing the largest file. If I hover over the downloaded file I get the option to extract (using winrar rather than 7-zip - i think). I did this and placed that in a new folder. when I opened that folder there is only one item - being an exact copy of what I originally down loaded. I cant see away to explore and open the largest fie which you identified. Please please help - this is driving me and my grandson crazy.
 
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I got the same problem: After Updating Windows 10 to the Fall Creators Update FCU Windows 10 ver.1709,
my Outlook from Office 2010 Professional Plus would not start, but ask for some installer .msi file, that I don't have at hand right now. It asks for ProPlusRWw.msi C:\Windows\Installer\{91140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE}

I fixed the problem by downloading Office 2010 SP2 ( officesp2010-kb2687455-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe , 638 MB). You can run it directly, but it says, 'nothing to do' (I already had everything up to date). Instead, extract the contents fromt the .exe to a new folder (7-zip is your friend!). From there I executed the largest file officesuiteww-x-none.msp. It did not actually seem to install anything, but the installation was fixed afterwards.

I just registered to say thank you !!! You saved my day.
 
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That installer file is usually here, at least it has been always on my installations:
C:\MSOCache\All Users\{91140000-0011-0000-1000-0000000FF1CE}-C
the folder MSOCache is usually hidden but not a system folder so its easy to unhide. at least the file ProPlusRWw.msi was in that directory on my computer. your results may vary regarding the path...


Thank you very much, i installed and de-installed 1709 ten times. and set back- becauce office 2010 would the msi-file, i didn´t found.
 
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Really sorry for my ignorance but at age 76 I'm new to computers! I can however follow this up to a point. I have found and downloaded the service pack. As you say if I run that it says everything is up to date and doing this fixes nothing. Where i get lost is when you say "extract the contents from the .exe to a new folder (7-zip is your friend!)" and then executing the largest file. If I hover over the downloaded file I get the option to extract (using winrar rather than 7-zip - i think). I did this and placed that in a new folder. when I opened that folder there is only one item - being an exact copy of what I originally down loaded. I cant see away to explore and open the largest fie which you identified. Please please help - this is driving me and my grandson crazy.

Dear Sir,
I have registered just to replay you..
You need to download the program 7-zip, compatible version to your windows (64bit or 32bit). Then you can extract the files (by using this program).
Note: Winrar will not benefit you in this step...

Best regards,
 
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I have faced almost the same problem, when I want to start the Outlook it gives me an error # 1706.
I have tried many method sheared on the websites, but unfortunately, I failed. And finally I found the solution and it was so easy :-
I just start the outlook as administrator and it just worked !!

Regards,
 
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I got the same problem: After Updating Windows 10 to the Fall Creators Update FCU Windows 10 ver.1709,
my Outlook from Office 2010 Professional Plus would not start, but ask for some installer .msi file, that I don't have at hand right now. It asks for ProPlusRWw.msi C:\Windows\Installer\{91140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE}

I fixed the problem by downloading Office 2010 SP2 ( officesp2010-kb2687455-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe , 638 MB). You can run it directly, but it says, 'nothing to do' (I already had everything up to date). Instead, extract the contents fromt the .exe to a new folder (7-zip is your friend!). From there I executed the largest file officesuiteww-x-none.msp. It did not actually seem to install anything, but the installation was fixed afterwards.

I had the same problem after running some programs to clear my cache !. You saved me , thank you so much !<3
 
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I got the same problem: After Updating Windows 10 to the Fall Creators Update FCU Windows 10 ver.1709,
my Outlook from Office 2010 Professional Plus would not start, but ask for some installer .msi file, that I don't have at hand right now. It asks for ProPlusRWw.msi C:\Windows\Installer\{91140000-0011-0000-0000-0000000FF1CE}

I fixed the problem by downloading Office 2010 SP2 ( officesp2010-kb2687455-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe , 638 MB). You can run it directly, but it says, 'nothing to do' (I already had everything up to date). Instead, extract the contents fromt the .exe to a new folder (7-zip is your friend!). From there I executed the largest file officesuiteww-x-none.msp. It did not actually seem to install anything, but the installation was fixed afterwards.


IT WORKS !!! For the last 2-3 Days (6-8hrs) been looking for this same problem fix. LOVE YA !!! and thanks for posting for others to see ...
 

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