I met an application error with Excel

Asked By susanvegan 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/04/2011

Hi techyv friends,

I am sharing here my problem regarding Microsoft Excel. While I was reviewing my report using the said application, an error message suddenly appeared on my screen. The message goes, Microsoft Excel quit unexpectedly. I pasted below the screen shot of the error message.

 

Microsoft Office Excel

Error signature

App Name:         excel.exe            App Ver.: 11.0.8237.0

Mod Name:        msvcrl.dll             Mod Ver.: 7.0.2600.5512

FDe bug: 0           Offset:  00037efb

I always encountered that error message this morning. I tried to reboot my computer and run the application again. Yes, indeed I managed to go back to work, but after a short while the same error message popped up my screen. And again my work stopped because Microsoft Excel quit.

Please share some solution to this problem. Thanks a lot.

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Answered By asimm 0 points N/A #98139

I met an application error with Excel

The main thing which you have to do is to check that which operating system you are using. Try to update the previous or the best thing is that you uninstall it and download the new and latest version from a good source and make sure that your system supports the latest version.

Other thing is that there might be some file corrupt or some virus is there which is resisting the running of your program so try to scan your computer and repair the windows and other files. Do this in normal mode or the best thing is to do it from safe mode.

Secondly you must check your RAM. There might be a bad sector in RAM or a bad memory leak of RAM. So try to troubleshoot it properly or examine it by yourself. And then restart your system and try again. Otherwise uninstall the MS Office and reinstall it. It will solve the problem.

Have a nice day.

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• Posted on - 08/05/2011
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