- #CREATE A QUICK PART IN WORD 2013 INSTALL#
- #CREATE A QUICK PART IN WORD 2013 PATCH#
- #CREATE A QUICK PART IN WORD 2013 FULL#
- #CREATE A QUICK PART IN WORD 2013 PC#
Several people (including MS) found that using services to automate backup to the Cloud, such as Carbonite, DropBox, Genie, Windows Startup Settings (including safe mode) For more information about Windows Safe Mode troubleshooting, read these articles:
#CREATE A QUICK PART IN WORD 2013 PC#
You can also start Windows in Safe Mode to test if another program on the PC is causing the problem.
This article about video configuration incompatibilities for more information. If the problem isn’t caused by add-ins, the video configuration of your PC may cause this problem.
#CREATE A QUICK PART IN WORD 2013 INSTALL#
KingSoft’s PowerWord: Visit this KingSoft PowerWord web page to install the latest version.Intel Send-to-Bluetooth: Visit this Intel web page to install the latest version.Broadcom Send-to-Bluetooth: Visit this Broadcom Bluetooth web page to install the latest version.ABBYY FineReader: Visit this ABBYY FineReader web page to install the latest version.
#CREATE A QUICK PART IN WORD 2013 FULL#
"HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TypeLib" registry - full control for installation and activation only.Īlso take a look for this template either in the stated location or your Word startup folder:Įarlier versions of these add-ins are known to cause problems with Office 2013 applications:. "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID" registry - full control. "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ABBYY" registry - full control. folder with ABBYY FineReader Engine binary files - access for reading. The following folders should be accessible from the workstation: It shows default locations the program is installed to both on the HD and in the Registry (simply rename the folder so the files are no longer found is the easiest way to test the fix if you do have it installed): If you want to try to manually look for and maybe delete ABBYY, take a look at this page: They had to use to Registry Hack before it worked.Ĭauses: Epson Scanner or ABBYY FineReader (it comes with many Epson Printers) or Hardware Acceleration turned onįix: disable Word/Excel addons by starting in Safe Mode #CREATE A QUICK PART IN WORD 2013 PATCH#
They should release a patch soon.Īnother person had tried disabling Hardware Accelerated Graphics through the UI but it did not work. We contacted Avast! product support, and have received word that they are working on a fix. You need to do both.Īlternatively, if you have the restore point created before you installed Avast! Antivirus, you can restore your system to that point. Note: Just turning off animations or removing Avast! Antivirus is not enough to make a difference.
Scroll down to Turn off all unnecessary animations (when possible). 
Click on Make the computer easier to see. In Control panel, go to the Ease of Access Center. We have been able to reduce the instance of issues by Uninstalling Avast! Free Antivirus, rebooting, and then turning off animations in Windows. Unfortunately, the crash continues to happen even if you uninstall Avast! and run an online repair. Occurs if you are logged in using a Microsoft Account (previously known as Live ID). Essentially, if you install Avast! and then open any workbook, Excel will crash if you scroll down using the scroll bar or the mouse wheel. We have found that at least one cause of this particular crash is a conflict with Avast! Antivirus. The Application Event log points to a crash in OSF.dll. We have seen several reports of Excel crashing when you scroll down, even on a brand-new sheet. Excel 2013 Crashes when you scroll - OSF.DLL (Office / Visio DLL File) - Stop “annimations” & uninstall Avast AV
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