word2003 keeps sending error reports What should I do Hurry Rush T 20

If you want to restart the computer and then delete the template file, if it doesn't work, use the original installation disk to repair it.

If you don't want to reinstall, just patch it and try the system patch and office patch.

If not, reinstall the software.

Method 1:

After entering regsvr32 u in the Start-Run field, the message is successful. The reopening Word issue should rule it out.

Reason: The file is a Microsoft Pinyin IME file and may be corrupted.

Method 2: First, the template may be damaged. (mostly this is the reason - the preferred solution) is an auto-save template, workaround:

1. Delete the template file. That is, delete (directly copy the following instructions to the address bar of 'My Computer' and press enter).

If you don't have a clue about this figure, you can use one or the following methods to restore the macro template (the text below the last 11 picture is to delete this template, and the problem is solved).

2. Point to start, enter "winword a" in the run to start word, at this time there will be no dialog box that cannot be opened, save the word document, it will prompt whether to replace, then word replace the damaged one with a new template, select yes. So that Word can start normally.

Method 3: It may be that the registry contains an error message from Office, and the registry cannot be updated intelligently!

1. Enter the Add and Delete Program of the Control Panel, Windows Component, choose one to cancel the ditch, OK, after the update, enter the Windows component of the Add and Delete Program, and restore the ditch. Re-determine. The role is:

When you add or remove Windows components, the system will automatically update the registry contents, remove and update error messages. (Of course, Windows Optimizer's Doctor program can also delete illegal registry information, but not as much as the system itself.) )

2. After confirming all the above operations, you can reinstall Office.

Method 4: Solution: Click to start, enter "Winword A" in the run to start Word, we open "Tools Options General", find the option of "Update the link of the automatic way when opened", see the checkmark in the front selection box? Just get rid of it.

Save to exit. Reboot to try and everything works.

Ways to restore a macro template:

2. If it can't be solved, right-click to send the shortcut to the desktop Every time you start Word, click the shortcut on the desktop and try to solve it. (Not recommended) if the above methods do not work, you have to uninstall and reinstall Office, once and for all, the most thorough way, and will not lose any data, please rest assured to uninstall and reinstall.