SharePoint Designer 2010 RTM
It's here! To keep this brief - we're pleased to announce the availability of SharePoint Designer 2010, along with the release of SharePoint 2010 and Office 2010. Download it now for free using the following links: 32 bit, 64 bit. Enjoy!
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Anonymous
April 25, 2010
Is the free download a retail or volume license version? Does it require KMS or MAK activation?Anonymous
April 26, 2010
The download is pre-keyed and does not require activation.Anonymous
April 27, 2010
Trying to install x86 SPD RTM on a clean Win 7 machine with Office 2010 RTM x86 installed. I am getting the error: "Setup is unable to proceed due to the following error(s): Microsoft Office 2010 does not support upgrading from a prerelease version of Microsoft Office 2010. You must first uninstall any prerelease versions......" Any ideas?Anonymous
May 11, 2010
Anyone else having trouble getting Sharepoint Designer 2010 to finish the install?Anonymous
May 25, 2010
I will soon have both SP 2007 and SP 2010 to support as my customers are upgrading/migrating on different schedules. Can I have SPD'07 and SPD'10 both running on the same machine?Anonymous
May 31, 2010
You may have some old beta product stuff that's stuck in the works (I did). specifically the Proofing packs for other languages. Solution •Download the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility setup (msicuu2.exe): download.microsoft.com/.../msicuu2.exe •Run the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility setup •Run the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility: “C:Program Files (x86)Windows Installer Clean Upmsicuu.exe” •Select all beta products and remove them.Anonymous
June 02, 2010
just delete previous version spd 2010 (beta)!Anonymous
June 04, 2010
Yes, as of 6/4 i'm getting the same error report back on Apr 28. Running Office 2010 x64 RTM, the downloaded version of SPD2010 says it can't upgrade from a prerelease version of Office 2010.Anonymous
June 04, 2010
Same issue--I've cleaned out any/all references to old Office installs with no luck.Anonymous
July 05, 2010
i Got one prob here "the language of this installation package is not supported by Your system " So What i have to do now? my system configuration is XP with SP3,MS office 2010,RAM 1GBAnonymous
January 11, 2011
What happened to this blog?, NOTHING has been added for months. I'm looking of the rest of the promised series on the new XLV and it looks abandonded. Does this team still exist?Anonymous
October 13, 2011
If Widows Installer Cleanup Utility conflicts with your Windows Program, uninstall it completely and to fix the corrupted file and MS Office 2007, follow these steps: Browse to where the Office 2007 installation files are stored, whether its on CD or in a folder on your drive. Right click the setup file and click Run as administrator and see if it installs then. Also try disabling your Antivirus and see if it resolves the problem. Another thing to try is disabling User Account Control temporarily.
- Go to User Accounts in Control Panel
- Change User Account Control Settings
- Pull the Slider down to lowest level possible
- Reboot the PC
- Now follow the instructions provided here: [url]www.windows-installer-cleanup-utility.com[/url]
- Download necessary tools to get your computer to the previous stage.
- Anonymous
July 30, 2012
this is great information. it could help me to find out some errors in the processing s. thanks for sharing the information