How to Install Microsoft Office 2010 on a PC with an Intel i3 Processor and Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit) [Video]
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Convert your old TV to a computer monitor, while keeping its value, with a Raspberry Pi. You can buy the Raspberry Pi from Amazon.com for as little as $20.
This video will show you how to install and run Microsoft Office on a Raspberry Pi running Windows 7.
If you like this video, you may want to check out the other how-to videos I've made here at the site. They include instructions on how to:
Start a complete backup of your computer to an external hard drive or network-attached storage device.
Delete a bunch of file extensions that are no longer used, including your desktop wallpaper.
Download a bunch of free software and utilities.
Clear all your browser's temporary files, cookies, and history.
If you haven't seen it, you might also want to watch this video showing how to get the Raspberry Pi running Windows 7. You'll also learn how to write the first line of code in a programming language.
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Installing Microsoft Office on a Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi will run Microsoft Office 2010 just fine.
If you want to install a different version of Office, you can download a Microsoft Office ISO file from Microsoft and run it in an emulator like VirtualBox. But I prefer to use the Microsoft Office that comes pre-installed on the Raspberry Pi.
First, you need to install the USB drivers for the Raspberry Pi. On the Raspberry Pi's front panel, locate the pair of ports at the top, right of the SD card slot. You'll need a MicroSD to USB adapter. This should be a part of the Raspberry Pi kit you bought.
Put a MicroSD card in your card reader or slot it in the Raspberry Pi. Windows 7 will automatically detect and install the drivers.
In Windows 7, you can open the Raspbian Desktop (also known as the Raspberry Pi desktop). Look for an icon labeled "Start Menu" near the bottom of the screen.
Click on the icon.
Next, you'll want to install the Microsoft Office software. To do this, right click on the Microsoft Office 2010 icon in the start menu. Click on "Run As Administrator".
In Windows, you can also go to Start | Programs | Accessories | System Tools | Command Prompt. You'll then be in ac619d1d87
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