- On the Microsoft Windows Start menu, point to Programs, point toMicrosoft Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office Application Recovery.
- In the Application list, click the program or document that is not responding.
- Do one of the following:
- To attempt to recover the files you were working on, click Recover Application.
- If you just want to close the program, and lose recent changes to the files, click End Application.
- The error that caused the problem can be reported to Microsoft for use in improving future versions of the program. Click Send Error Report or Don't Send.
NOTE If you are not connected to the internet you can click Send Error Report Later to be prompted to send the report the next time you connect.
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ReplyDeleteMicrosoft Office Application Recovery can help when an Office program or document stops responding. Open Microsoft Office Application Recovery from the Windows Start menu, select the unresponsive program or document, and choose Recover Application to attempt to restore your recent work. If you do not need to recover the files, select End Application to close the program, though recent changes may be lost. You can also choose whether to send an error report to Microsoft, which may help improve future versions of the software.
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