When I try to save my word file, I get an error “Microsoft Office Word has stopped working ” I have no idea about this issue , If anyone has the answer to solve this issue, I would be very grateful
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word has stopped working
Windows is checking for a solution to the problem…
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Actually the problem is we unable to recognize what is the real intricacy is, since this is
A pilot communication emendation not related with any another. We see lashings and
mountain of messages of problems regarding Ms-Word. Coming to the issue may be these short steps will cover your problem..
That said, exactly what wrongness message are you deed when you tightlipped Ms-Word 2007?
1. Outside up Regedit, Go to Start -> type in the run "regedit" and hit Enter Key.
2. When a dialog box open point to HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice12.0WordData
3. Delete the folder with the name, “DATA”, by right clicking on it.
4. Coarse up Ms-Word, turn it close, and restart it, job solved.
Add-in’s are a very common cause why you could get such errors. What we need to do is disable the trouble-making add-in.
Type winword.exe /a in your Windows 7 or Vista start search and hit Enter.
This will prevent Word from loading its add-ins. When asked if you want to open Word in Safe Mode, click on Yes.
This will open Word in Safe Mode. Now click on File tab and select Options.
In the Word Options, select Add-Ins.
Browse the active Add-ins for one’s you think may be causing Word to crash. In my case it was the Send to Bluetooth add-in which caused Word 2010 on my Windows 7 to crash. Click on Go to manage this add-in.
Uncheck the trouble-making add-in and click OK.
Hello Marlin
According to your question beside these techniques you can solve this issue by following another techniques too. To get those techniques go this Techyv page " Microsoft Excel has stopped working" and get those.
If you receive an error that Microsoft Office Word has stopped working, restart the computer then try again. If this doesn’t work, try to disable and re-enable Microsoft Office Word. If your problem is with Microsoft Office Word only, try to uninstall and reinstall this feature only. If you have the entire Microsoft Office suite, this feature can be disabled and re-enabled easily.
You don’t need to uninstall the entire Microsoft Office suite since the problem is with one application only. To uninstall Microsoft Office Word, click “Start”, “Control Panel” then “Programs and Features”. On the next screen, scroll down and select Microsoft Office then click “Change” or right-click and select “Change”. Next, make sure “Add or Remove Features” is selected then click “Continue”.
In “Installation Options”, click the down arrow next to “Microsoft Word” or right-click “Microsoft Word” and select “Not Available”. Click “Continue” then follow the instructions. After this, Microsoft Office Word should be uninstalled. Close the Control Panel then restart the computer. To install it back, repeat the same steps then in “Installation Options”, select “Run from My Computer” then click “Continue”.
This should install Microsoft Office Word back.
