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Hi everyone,
I have a problem with Microsoft Office 2007, when I open Word a message is displayed
and if I open Excel, another message appearsQuote:
"memory or insufficient disk space to run Word"
I try to repair, reinstall, I try with another cd but still the same problem I hope to find the solution in this forum. Thank you everyone.Quote:
"a lexicon (XLLEX.dll) is missing or damaged
Hello
Kindly follow this procedure-
1) Restore to a restore point prior to problem
2) Repair of Office using the installation CD
3) Uninstall / Reinstall Office
4) Uninstall / Reinstall Office, Spybot and NAV disabled
5) Uninstall / clean the registry / Cleaning Program File Directory / Relocation Office
6) Replacing the DLL in question above by that of the extracted CAB file installation
7) Replacing the DLL in question above by another downloaded from the web
I hope it will help you.
Hi,
If a repair has not solved the problem, you must then try to uninstall to reinstall Office afterwards. On the official site of Microsoft you can find the method to remove office 2007. If the problem is not resolved, you must be sure that you do not have any virus on your machine. And ultimately, do a fresh install on your pc, it will be necessary to take care to make a backup of your files before.
Hi
I did all your suggested still the problem continues, I scanned with kaspersky, spyware docotor, no virus were detected.Quote:
Kindly follow this procedure-
1) Restore to a restore point prior to problem
2) Repair of Office using the installation CD
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7) Replacing the DLL in question above by another downloaded from the web
Even I have tried installing a fresh copy of Microsoft Office, but the problem still occurs. Thank you for answers.Quote:
And ultimately, do a fresh install on your pc, it will be necessary to take care to make a backup of your files before.
Hello
Here's an answer I found after researching on internet, I think this might help you. It is a problem with your user account, simply create a new one and then transfer your settings and documents unless ntuser files located in documents & settings in the subdirectory named user. Caution Do not forget hidden files. It is always better to take a backup of your files. Hope this will solve your problem.
Hey,
Thank you for the solution, I also saw the solution but there is another problem, I have it when I create another session, the windows automatically starts the session administrator without giving me the choice I seek the solution and if someone find it please do post back. Thanks in advance.Quote:
It is a problem with your user account, simply create a new one and then transfer your settings and documents unless ntuser files located in documents & settings in the subdirectory named user.