My intention is to buy a (new) HP Pavilion G7 1091ED. It comes with pre loaded MSOffice 2010 software. In addition you can buy an activation key. But that's not what I want. I have a legal version of MSOffice 2003 and have no need to migrate to MSOffice 2010. Can I remove the pre loaded MSOffice 2010 and install MSOffice 2003 without damaging my computer and loosing my HP-support? I've tried to reach the official Helpdesk from HP but you cannot communicate with them if you don't have an HP passport (not yet).
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Use the Minimized System Image recovery option (see the removing bloatware thread in this forum) then install Office 2003.
I did this successfully with Office 2007. -
You should be able to uninstall it from Add/Remove Programs and then just install your 2003. I did the same back in January on a Lenovo except that I installed Office XP, which, if I recall correctly is even older than 2003.
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Yep. I actually did what you plan to do except I installed Office 2007 on my Dv6. Really easy to do - just uninstall through the CP then install office as jimbob said.
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I'd recommend the MSI over removing the Office trial. You would have to remove all of the other bloatware as well, one application at a time. It's cleaner and faster to simply use the recovery software to your advantage.
Remove preload Office 2010 and install Office 2003
Discussion in 'HP' started by sentaurie, May 27, 2011.