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Select the type of account you have or wish to set up. Overview This document will guide you through the installation and activation of Microsoft Office Professional Plus
 
 

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Feb 26,  · When I start Word, Excel, Outlook, or Powerpoint, but not OneNote, a window opens called Microsoft Office Professional Plus and runs the Configuration Process which takes several minutes. This only happens on one computer. I have tried suggestions from other threads for both Office and , see my post in. Office include applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. They’re available as a one-time purchase for use on a single PC. Microsoft plans include premium versions of these applications plus other services that are enabled over the Internet, including online storage with OneDrive and Skype minutes for home use. Oct 07,  · Hii Friends Welcome Back My Channel MK Tech replace.me This Tutorial How To Fix Microsoft Office Professional Plus Encountered an Error During Setup Wi.

 

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Hi Brick, Not sure if you have tried to repair your Office, if no, please try to repair your Office as a quick fix. Method 2: Try start Office in safe mode, see if this problem will still persists. Wednesday, February 27, AM. Monday, March 4, PM. Sadly, a complete uninstall and reinstall did not fix the problem for Word and Outlook. Excel now starts normally, i. I am really at a loss to know what to do, except possibly to completely rebuild the machine — but, as you might imagine, I don’t relish the idea of wiping out all of my software, reinstall Windows, and reinstall all apps.

It is shocking that “upgrading” to the new version of Office would cause such mayhem. I suppose I could try removing Office and go back to on this PC. Friday, March 8, PM. I have also tried all the suggestions in this thread, without success.

Can anyone help? Thank you in advance. Below are my Add-ins, as seen in safe mode and then in normal mode: Jim. Monday, August 26, PM. Same here. Safe mode works, but I have zero Add-Ins enabled. What gives? Is this forum even monitored?

Thursday, March 20, AM. Out of the blue I’m having this problem too. Monday, March 31, PM. Same here, multiple machines. Wednesday, April 30, PM. I “solved” it thus: Unistalled all versions and components of Office I could find. No Office application would run, they would all crash upon start-up. Thanks for your feedback. You may have to reinstall Office after having deleted it possibly manually. However, first of all, try running Word from an Administrator account and see if the configuration completes successfully.

Here’s how to do it: Click the Windows logo on the taskbar and type in winword. In the list of search results, right-click Word and choose Run as Administrator. You may be prompted for an Administrator password. See if the configuration completes. Any image, link, or discussion of nudity. Any behavior that is insulting, rude, vulgar, desecrating, or showing disrespect.

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Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn’t help. Thanks for your feedback. Firstly, I don’t even have the version of Office it mentions my version is Secondly, there is no option for “online repair” when I follow the directions laid out in that post, only “repair”, which I have tried already with no results.

Since you are running an older version and Office has not seen fit to update itself yet you could update it “manually”. If you are lucky you’ll get a newer version that addresses your issue. If he cannot run office he cannot update via your instructions.