Microsoft PowerPoint

Text in PowerPoint presentations can suddenly appear as question marks, default to a different font, or even disappear entirely when the required font isn't recognized. This problem disrupts slide layouts and can undermine the intended message of your presentation, especially when custom or downloaded fonts are involved. Addressing this issue involves checking font installation, embedding fonts, and sharing them correctly, as well as using PowerPoint's built-in tools to restore font display.

Embed Fonts in Your PowerPoint File

Step 1: Open your presentation and select the File menu. This gives you access to PowerPoint’s settings and export options.

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Typing delays, sluggish slide changes, and slow animations in PowerPoint disrupt the flow of any presentation. When PowerPoint performance drops—especially during live presentations—slides may stutter, media playback can freeze, and even simple edits become frustratingly slow. Several factors trigger these slowdowns, ranging from printer driver issues to overloaded animations, large media files, and background system processes. Addressing these root causes directly results in a noticeably faster, more reliable PowerPoint experience.

Set a Default Printer Driver to Resolve PowerPoint Lag

Step 1: Open Windows Settings by pressing Windows key + I on your keyboard. In the Settings window, select Bluetooth

PowerPoint files that include embedded media or complex animations often trigger sudden crashes, especially on Windows 11 systems. These interruptions can cause data loss, disrupt workflow, and undermine your confidence during presentations. Addressing the root causes—such as file corruption, excessive file size, outdated software, or incompatible add-ins—can restore stability and prevent future issues.

Use a PowerPoint File Repair Tool

Corrupted PowerPoint files frequently cause repeated crashes, particularly when media or animations are involved. Specialized repair tools can scan and fix damaged PowerPoint files, restoring access to your content and stabilizing the application.

Step 1: Download and install a