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This IS ridiculous. I accidentally downloaded the wrong bit-version for the stupid trial and now Windows 8.1 won't even let me install it. It thinks I installed it already, when in fact nothing was able to ever install. If Microsoft is going to allow me to screw up like this, why not just bundle Visio with the Microsoft Office 365 suite? I wouldn't be having this problem if I didn't have to SEEK and INSTALL Visio separately, which is now impossible to do because WINDOWS won't let me do it! I'm tired of this issue constantly messing people up and cheating them out of a honest to good free version of a product they may never really ever want to purchase or use.

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I just wanted to use the trial FAIRLY and go about my business, but apparently Microsoft doesn't want my business. It's not Windows that is causing this restriction, it's the installer itself doing this. If the restriction is a bug then it should be quite easy to fix. However, if the restriction is by design then it is rather peculiar, almost as if somebody hasn't quite thought it through properly.

The initial installation should start the 60 day trial, uninstalling and installing a different version, different bits or different language version should still be possible within the 60 day period. As you say, it is a quite legitimate thing to want to do. Paul Herber, Sandrila Ltd. Engineering and software shapes for Visio. It is Windows. However, like many have been saying, it's by a restriction of design. They don't allow multiple trials to be run on one machine, which is fair in my mind, but I never got access to the application.

Microsoft Visio 2013

The first attempt never really fixed it's way through and couldn't install, but it still did something with the registry even though I would've never been able to install it as it was the wrong bit-version. In other words, the set-up failed. So, when I actually tried to install the correct bit-version, Windows would not let me and gave me the error 25004. So, because I didn't realize that my Visio trial had to be the same bit-version as my currently installed Office 365, I lost the chance to gain access to the application. That upsets me because now, even though I've tried the suggestions they've recommended (FixIT tool, OFFCAT, etc.), nothing has happened. The trial never got installed, so it's not even on my currently installed programs list or anywhere that I can think of.