Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
I actually had Microsoft Office 2013 up and running on my machine earlier; when I first installed it, I had this problem for over a week and a half, but randomly, when I ran the installer, it decided to work again. However, I recently gained a need to get Microsoft Access installed on my machine as well, and when I tried installing that today, it completely broke all of Microsoft office for me. Excel, Word, and outlook all stopped running, and when I navigated to their install-directories, I was not capable of even finding the .EXE's that run them. I've found their manifests, .BAKs, and all the rest of the dependant data, but the executables to run the software itself were missing. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, and now I'm no longer even capable of getting simple Office 2013 on my machine.
I have a Windows 8 (God, Microsoft, you really should have stuck with Windows 7...), Acer laptop with the Professional edition of the OS. I have tried doing a manual uninstall of the software, using regedit, and cmd to clean up all excess directory-installs, as well as using microsoft fix-it. I have done a clean boot, made sure my computer is completely updated to the most recent adobe flash security update (thats the most recent one my computer has received), and have insured that I have no other versions of office on my machine (This laptop is less than a year old, so little chance of that... especially considering the fact that I've never installed any other version on my machine.)
Microsoft has been losing its capability to write software which works with their own operating systems, and I'm getting sick of not being capable of using the software I bought to use on my own computer. I've run in to all kinds of "Something went wrong", depending on how I install (Right click and run as admin, launch through CMD, I even wrote something in C# to launch the installer for me....) I've tried both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions, but nothing I've attempted has yet to work.