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Hi Theo,
This is April, I'll be happy to assist you. Sorry to hear that you're having issue with Microsoft Word and Excel. Let me help you out.
Based on the description you provided, Word and Excel are not launching properly especially right after starting up your laptop. Possible causes for the issue include delayed startup services, where Office applications may attempt to authenticate before essential network or system services are fully initialized. Additionally, a corrupted Office profile or damaged registry entries could be at fault, especially if restoring the app only provides a temporary fix. The "no permissions" error may indicate a mismatch in permissions or a problem with account licensing or authentication. Background synchronization processes or software update conflicts could also interfere with Office launching properly.
Here's Troubleshooting Steps that I recommend:
- Verify Licensing and Sign-in
- Open any Office application, then go to File > Account.
- Ensure the user is signed in with an active Microsoft 365 account.
- Confirm that the license is valid and properly assigned.
- Repair Microsoft Office
- Go to Settings > Apps > Installed Apps.
- Find Microsoft 365, click Modify and select Quick Repair.
- If the issue persists, repeat the process and choose Online Repair.
- Registry Cleanup (Advance Step) Since the app has already been reinstalled, a registry cleanup might help:
- Press Win + R, type regedit, and press Enter.
- Navigate to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office
- Export the key as a backup, then delete it.
- Restart the computer and launch Word or Excel again.
- Launch in Safe Mode This helps identify if add-ins are causing the issue:
- Press Win + R, type winword /safe or excel /safe, and press Enter.
- Check Windows Startup Settings
- Disable Fast Startup: Go to Control Panel > Power Options > Choose what the power buttons do > Change settings that are currently unavailable.
- Uncheck Turn on fast startup, then save changes.
- Review Event Viewer Logs
- Press Win + X, then select Even Viewer.
- Navigate to Windows Logs > Application and review any Office-related errors logged around the time the issue occurs.
If the issue continues after these steps, consider creating a new Windows user profile to determine whether the problem is isolated to the current account.
I hope this helps. If the issue continues, please don’t hesitate to contact us again.
We’re here to help, and we appreciate your continued trust in us.
Warm Regards,
April P.
Independent Advisor