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محمد العبد 0 Reputation points
2026-06-02T08:01:35.8666667+00:00

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  1. DaveM121 891K Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2026-06-02T08:36:26.5433333+00:00

    Please provide full details on the problem you are experiencing with the Office apps.

    Is this affecting one Office app or all Office apps, and what is the error you are seeing when you start an Office app, is there a small dialog popup with a 'Repair Now' button, or is it indicated you do not have a valid Office licence, please provide a screenshot of any error you may be seeing.

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    2026-06-02T08:01:51.95+00:00

    Several common issues can cause Microsoft Office apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) to stop working or crash. Try these checks and fixes in order:

    1. Update Office
    • Open any Office app (for example, Word) and create a new document.
    • Go to File > Account.
    • Under Product Information, select Update Options > Update Now.
    • If Enable Updates appears, select it first, then choose Update Now.
    1. Check for known Windows or Office issues
    • On Windows 7, the error "Microsoft <appname> stopped working. Windows is verifying a solution for this..." can happen if Service Pack 1 and updates are missing. Install the latest Windows 7 service pack and updates from the Service Pack and Update Center.
    • For Office 2016, Word/Excel/Outlook may stop responding after installing security update KB5002700. Install the April 10, 2025 update for Office 2016 (KB5002623) as well. Both KB5002700 and KB5002623 must be installed for Office 2016 to work correctly.
    1. Start Office in Safe Mode and disable add-ins Some add-ins can cause "stopped working" errors.
    • Open the Run dialog (for example, right-click Start > Run).
    • Type one of these and press Enter:
      • winword /safe for Word
      • excel /safe for Excel
      • powerpnt /safe for PowerPoint
    • If the app opens in Safe Mode, go to File > Options > Add-Ins.
    • In the Manage box, choose COM Add-ins or the app-specific add-ins type and select Go.
    • Uncheck one add-in at a time and select OK, then restart the app normally.
    • If the app starts after an add-in is unchecked, that add-in is likely the problem. Leave it disabled or remove it, or install an updated version from the add-in vendor.
    1. Repair Office If apps still stop working, repair the Office installation.
    • Use Quick Repair first; if that does not help, try Online Repair as described in Repair an Office application.
    1. Uninstall and reinstall Office If repair does not fix the problem:
    • Run the Office uninstall troubleshooter from the Uninstall link in the article.
    • Follow the prompts and restart the computer when asked.
    • Reinstall Office using the correct article for the version (Microsoft 365, Office 2021, Office 2019, or Office 2016) listed in the same section.
    • If the troubleshooter cannot fully remove Office, follow the steps to manually uninstall Office.
    1. Special cases
    • If Office 2016 was preinstalled and it crashes after closing the first "Let’s get started" screen (Try/Buy/Activate) and opening a blank document, close the app and start it again; this is a temporary issue.
    • If a firmware or system update recently ran and Office apps immediately crash on startup, the cause can be a corrupted Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime. Removing the corrupted WebView2 runtime, rebooting, and reinstalling the Evergreen Standalone x64 WebView2 runtime has resolved this scenario.
    • If Office is on Mac and all apps quit unexpectedly, remove the Office apps from Applications, delete the related folders under ~/Library/Containers (com.microsoft.Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook, OneNote) and ~/Library/Group Containers (UBF8T346G9.ms, UBF8T346G9.Office), then reinstall the apps from the Microsoft account services page.

    If none of these steps match the situation, provide the exact error message, Office version (for example, Microsoft 365, Office 2019, Office 2016), and whether Windows or Mac is used so that more targeted steps can be applied.


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