In microsoft.public.money, nanc wrote:

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Did you install the Money Plus trial previously? If so, you may have
to uninstall that first.

Did you download the install file to your computer? Remember to save
an extra copy to DVD or other media. Also save your activation key,
tho you do not need to enter that into the program for a while.

In Vista, did you right-click the install file and choose
RunAsAdministrator?

Ran into a similar problem--trying to upgrade to MS Money Plus Deluxe. Was
kicked out the first time, re-ordered and tried to install--told to shut down
and restart. And when I restarted--the same message that it was time to
upgrade. Tried to contact MS help (ha)--told they couldn't help me in that
department. Any suggestions out there?

"holliss" wrote:

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jls <jls[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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That was clearly HP's fault. They imaged a bunch of AMD PCs with
Intel chipset drivers. However, none of that has anything to do
with Money SP1.
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"holliss" wrote:

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I was a windows XP user and updated to sp3, killed my computor and of course
my msmoney 2005, I had a HP AMD processor, windows blamed HP and HP blamed
windows?????????

I installed Money Plus DeLuxe software, and everything
seemed to go o.k. When I opened the program I immediately got a message
that indicated Money required an update. This is new software mind you, and
it already
needs an update??? Anyway, I clicked to go ahead and install the required
sp1
update for Money Plus. Everything seemed to download o.k. Upon reaching
100% downloaded I got a message saying the software could not be installed,
and to check my internet connection and make sure I had at least 100 mb of
disk space available. The answer to both is yes. The internet is working,
otherwise I wouldn't be able to write this question, and yes I have plenty of
disk space available. Has
anybody been having this same kind of problem? Additionally, I turned off
all firewall, virus protection software before installing and it didn't make
any difference. I have also updated XP with sp3. I wasn't having this kind
of problem until I added sp3. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
Holliss