If you haven't got the discs then the only choices are to replace the discs
(if you can prove ownership contact Microsoft - or if it was an OEM copy,
contact the system supplier), borrow the discs from someone who hasn't lost
them (the discs are all the same, its the serials that are different) or to
roll back the system to a date when it last worked.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org





Sam Stockley wrote:
Excuse me, but I cancelled the installation of the update, and
therefore this problem shouldn't have arisen. Don't lecture me.

"Chuck Davis" wrote:


-----Original Message-----
I tried to get the Office Update (I think Office SP2) and
had to quit the
installation because we have lost the discs. Now, about a
week later, we
cannot access Microsoft Excel. Word works, as does
Publisher. When clicking
to launch Excel, it starts to "install" and asks for the
disc (which we don't
have). How do I downgrade to the previous version,
removing the update,
without using the disc?
.

You don't. Protect your assets, keep all program disks in a
safe place. Looks like a trip to your local retail store to
buy a new copy.