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How to Fix Windows Explorer Crashing When Opening Office Files

Resolve Windows Explorer crashes triggered by opening Microsoft Office files with targeted troubleshooting methods for Windows 10 and 11.

How to Fix Windows Explorer Crashing When Opening Office Files

Opening Word, Excel, or other Office files directly from Windows Explorer sometimes causes the Explorer window to freeze, display a white screen, or close unexpectedly. This disrupts file access and can interrupt your workflow, especially when the issue persists across both local and cloud-synced folders. Several root causes can trigger this problem, ranging from preview pane conflicts to corrupted system files or faulty context menu extensions. The following methods address these causes with effective solutions, starting with the most effective approaches based on user reports and technical forums.

Turn Off the Preview Pane and Details Pane in File Explorer

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How to Fix "There's a Problem With Your Office License" Error

Detailed steps to resolve Office license errors and restore full access to Microsoft 365 and Office apps on Windows.

How to Fix "There's a Problem With Your Office License" Error

Most Office apps display the message "There's a problem with your Office license" when activation fails, causing editing and premium features to stop working. This error often appears even if your subscription is active and you’re signed in with the correct account. System updates, conflicting licenses, or corrupted account credentials can trigger this issue, but targeted troubleshooting restores access efficiently.

Update Office Using Command Prompt (Most Effective for Persistent Errors)

Recent reports show that forcing an Office update via Command Prompt resolves stubborn license errors, including cases where standard troubleshooting fails. This method directly updates Office components that manage

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How to Fix “The File Is Corrupt and Cannot Be Opened” in Microsoft Office

Proven solutions for repairing and recovering Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files that display the “file is corrupt and cannot be opened” error in Microsoft Office.

How to Fix “The File Is Corrupt and Cannot Be Opened” in Microsoft Office

Microsoft Office applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint may display the message “The file is corrupt and cannot be opened” when attempting to access a document that has become damaged or is blocked by security settings. This issue can prevent access to important work, disrupt deadlines, and cause data loss if not resolved quickly. Below, you’ll find proven methods to repair and recover your files, restore access, and prevent future problems.

Use Office’s Built-In “Open and Repair” Feature

Step 1: Launch the relevant Office application (Word, Excel, or PowerPoint), then select File > Open > Browse. Navigate to

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How to Repair Microsoft Office in Windows 11

Detailed instructions for fixing Office apps that fail to open, crash, or display errors in Windows 11 using built-in repair tools and advanced troubleshooting.

How to Repair Microsoft Office in Windows 11

Word, Excel, or Outlook may stop launching, freeze on startup, or display error messages when system files are damaged or Office updates are interrupted on Windows 11. These issues can prevent you from accessing essential documents or disrupt daily workflow, but Windows 11 includes built-in repair tools designed to restore Office functionality without requiring a complete reinstallation.

Repairing Microsoft Office Using Windows 11 Built-In Tools

Step 1: Close all Office applications and restart your computer. This resolves issues that occur when updates are applied while Office apps are still running, which can leave files in an inconsistent state. Restarting ensures

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