Unable to run MS-Word 2003

Asked By liam smith 10 points N/A Posted on - 11/26/2011

I am using MS-Word 2003. It worked well since the last time I used it, but suddenly it just stops working. I tried restoring my PC to my last restore point and it works. I updated my PC after a few days, and MS-Word files to run again. What is causing this? Does MS-Office 2003 still supported by Microsoft?

Help please!

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Answered By Predator 0 points N/A #114528

Unable to run MS-Word 2003

What operating system do you have?

Windows XP, windows vista or Windows 7?

If we have windows vista and when we upgrade ms-word 2003 to sp3, it cased problem.

Just try again to restore your PC last restore point and do not upgrade ms-word 2003 to sp3, because sp3 is cased problem on vista. For upgrade it waits in sp 3.11 and hope that sp 3.11 will work better.

If we have windows xp or windows 7 then no problem we have.

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Answered By Lesten Pasio 40 points N/A #114530

Unable to run MS-Word 2003

You updated your PC right.

Now just clear the temp directory first. Go to run from start (or by clicking win kety + r for shortcut) now type %temp% and click ok now just deletes all the files from it, if it fails to delete some files just ignore it.

So just do one thing just restore your PC to previous so that the excellency works now open your MS excel 2003 and click on help and then select check for updates and let it update.

I have put on a screenshot of doing this.

After will this please restart your PC so that Ms office services and processes can restart and now open your excel and it won't go off again, an updated software = bug free interface, keep that in mind.

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