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Thread: Windows 7 refuses to start Recovery for PowerPoint

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    Windows 7 refuses to start Recovery for PowerPoint

    Recovery for PowerPoint is a software that fixes corrupted Microsoft PowerPoint presentation files. The issue is that Windows 7 refuses to start Recovery for PowerPoint. I am not able to understand why this is happening. Is Windows 7 supported by this software or not? I have done an upgradation from Windows Vista to Windows 7. All possible replies and suggestions are duly appreciated.

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    System requirements of Recovery for PowerPoint

    Hello there, the system requirements of Recovery for PowerPoint as as follows:
    Operating systems:
    • Windows 2000
    • Windows 2003
    • Windows XP
    • Windows Vista Business
    • Windows Vista Enterprise
    • Windows Vista Home Basic
    • Windows Vista Home Premium
    • Windows Vista Starter
    • Windows Vista Ultimate

    So, as you can see that the Windows 7 operating system is not supported by this software. This is why Windows 7 refuses to start Recovery for PowerPoint.

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    There are many problems with Windows 7

    One must remember that there are many problems with Windows 7. This is the reason why Windows 7 refuses to start Recovery for PowerPoint. The experts are suggesting the users of the older operating systems that the installation or upgradation of the Windows 7 operating system must be avoided till the compatible softwares, applications and programs are released.

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    Always use a dual boot system while working on Windows 7

    It is advised that one must always use a dual boot system while working on Windows 7. I am using Windows 7 along with Windows XP. With this technique, you can load into the operating system that you like and thus, solve the issues like Windows 7 refuses to start Recovery for PowerPoint. When you find that any application or program is incompatible with Windows 7, just restart the computer and load into the other operating system installed in a different drive in your computer.

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    Complements for Recovery for PowerPoint

    If Windows 7 refuses to start Recovery for PowerPoint, then I am suggesting you to try using the complements for Recovery for PowerPoint, that are mentioned below:
    1. Repair Powerpoint Presentation Software
    2. Recover PowerPoint
    3. Repair Damaged PowerPoint Files
    4. Kernel PowerPoint - Repair Powerpoint Files
    5. PowerPoint File Repair

    All the above softwares have similar features as Recovery for PowerPoint and they may work without any issues with the Windows 7 operating system.

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    The compatibility tool for Recovery for PowerPoint

    I guess that you can get the compatibility tool for Recovery for PowerPoint. If you find the same, then use it to solve the issue that Windows 7 refuses to start Recovery for PowerPoint. Make sure that you install this tool before you do the installation of Recovery for PowerPoint. All the required settings to get rid of the incompatibility will be done with the help of this tool and thus, your problem will be solved.

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