Microsoft Visual C Runtime Error windows XP

Asked By anonymous 7060 points N/A Posted on - 09/11/2011

 

Hi,

For the last few days I have encountered a problem about using MS Office on my desktop with the Windows XP operating system. The problem is that, whenever I went to launch MS Word, I have got the following error message

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Answered By sppradeep85 0 points N/A #80359

Microsoft Visual C Runtime Error windows XP

Microsoft C visual run error in XP occurs because of the COM Add-in.  Remove COM add-in which is causing the issue will solve the problem.

Try below steps to resolve the problem,

• Open Microsoft Office Word document.
• Go to Microsoft Office Symbol and search for 'Word option'.
• Select Word option and in the options displayed choose Add-ins.
• There will be a drop down 'Manage ' search for it and click on GO and REMOVE the COM Add-in.

These steps must solve the problem.

 

 

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Answered By Allen Kenneth 20 points N/A #80360

Microsoft Visual C Runtime Error windows XP

Hello, 

This scenario behind this issue is the loading failure of Com Add-in. There may be many reasons for that to result in a loading failure. Here is the most common solution in the case. 

First make sure the Add-in is not listed under the 'Disabled items' category.
(To check the disabled items list in Office 2003: Go to help menu > About > "Disabled items"
To check the disabled items list in Office 2007: Click the office button > Go to options (at the bottom of the list) > Select Add-ins tab > Select the Disabled items from the dropdown menu > GO)

Follow this procedure to load the Add-in

• Click the Office button, on the top at the left corner in any office program. [Eg: MS Word]
• Click MS Word options 
• From the tabs listed on the left side, click Add-ins tab and then click GO
• In the Add-ins available box, select the check box next to the COM Add-in, to load it and click OK

Hope this will help.
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