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Cosmo
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5th Jan 09 at 12:16   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Just got a new laptop for one of the shops and tried putting MS Office 2007 trial on it. When opening any documents it just crashes Word or whatever programme. Thinking it could of been the trial version I bought the full version (which I was going to get anyway) but its still doing the same.

Anyone any ideas?
John
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5th Jan 09 at 12:21   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
That could be absolutely anything cosmo, no error messages or anything?

Do you have antivirus or anything else running?
Cosmo
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All it says is 'Something has caused this program to stop working. Windows will shut it down....blah blah'

No error codes or more info
John
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1st thing to do is uninstall it totally, restart, try installing again, with any av or the likes turned off, they cause loads of problems for some reason.

[Edited on 05-01-2009 by John]
Cosmo
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Have tried that when going from trial version to the full version.

Having a little search about Ive seen that deleting the Word Datakey will probably fix this. Worth a try
Matt L
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when it comes up with the something has stopped it... doesnt it normally have an option to 'click here for more info?'
Cosmo
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Normally yes....this doesnt however
Matt L
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thats no good then .
Aaron
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Vista FTL TBH IMHO
jamesw
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winword.exe /safe
Then try opening a document from within word
oceansoul
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this has just reminded of the old WIN95 error message, "windows has performed an ILLEGAL operation"

 
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