Why is it stuck when pasting old crashes when using a WORD document?

The documentation is too large or there are too many links. It is recommended to go to the small woodworm forum to learn how to deal with large documents.

1.Poor heat dissipation. Due to the influence of weather temperature or the CPU fan's insufficient revolutions caused by the system overheating, which will lead to the automatic shutdown and restart of the computer, it is recommended to check whether the CPU temperature is normal.

2.Memory reasons. When the contact between the memory and the motherboard socket is loose, it may also cause the computer to automatically shut down and restart, it is recommended to check whether the memory is plugged in tightly with the motherboard.

3.Power issues. The insufficient power supply of the power supply is also an important factor that causes the computer to automatically shut down and restart, if the voltage is unstable, add a UPS regulator.

4.Software factors. If the computer is shut down and restarted due to viruses or Trojan horses, use anti-virus software to check and kill all viruses, and reinstall the system if it can't be killed.

As long as you have a complete office, you have to install office completely, only a complete office is not so wrong, but remember that when installing office, you must install office completely, and there is a point, you must turn off the update of the computer, because there are many office that are not genuine. Give it a try! By the way, I'll introduce you to a**, this** is a good base for netizens:

1. Open the Word2003 document of the card machine.

2. In the "" drop-down menu in the menu bar, find the "Office Clipboard", and click on the selection of Slim Balance.

3. You will see a clipboard window on the right side of the main interface; Click the "Destroy All, Empty" button in the window and you're good to go. This method is only suitable for solving the stuck problem caused by too much copying, and it is difficult to solve the stuck problem caused by too much historical paste copying.

I also have this problem in Office 2016, and then I bought the 2019 professional version, and it still freezes when I copy the content with the formula. Later, I found out that after turning off Master Lu and restarting the system, you can copy and paste normally. But since Master Lu started it, he can't copy the formula.

So I decisively uninstalled Master Lu, and it was normal to restart the system.

I've tried a variety of methods on the Internet before, close office add-ins, turn off Thunderbolt clipboard monitoring, it's all normal for a while, and it's stuck again for a while, and it doesn't seem to be the main problem. Later, run into msconfig,Disable the system add-ins one by one,Found that it was caused by ditto clipboard software.,It's stuck when it's opened.,It's normal to disconnect It's all normal before.,Just the problems that occurred in the first few months.,I don't know what's going on For the time being, I can only disable it first.,If there are other similar software, you can also disable it.。

Either your memory is too small, or you have a virus on your computer.

Office system files are corrupted, reinstall and try.

Do you only have office replication to crash, and will it also crash when you usually run it?

If it's just a problem with the software, it's okay to uninstall it and reinstall it.

It also depends on whether there is a hardware problem, copy-pasting will be related to memory.

I have an old computer memory of only 512M, Word is not easy to make before, it takes half a day to copy once, the main memory is too small, and then 360 one-click optimization, but also turned off a lot of services, saving memory, and then it was much better.

It is recommended that you use the 360 software steward to uninstall the software to try it, it will be uninstalled cleanly, by the way, C: documents and settings administrator local settings application data Microsoft Office will be deleted, there will be a window after the office installation, ask if you want to keep the installation path, and you can confirm it directly.

Do you have antivirus software installed in your computer?,360 free is OK,First,You have to judge whether it's a hardware problem,(mainly memory),Will it crash when you usually run,Second,If there is no problem with the hardware,Start from the software,Is it a software conflict,Or illegal shutdown,File loss,But it is recommended that you try it according to today's suggestions,There may be a conflict between the remaining installation files of office。

Hope it helps.

Hold down Ctrl and A at the same time to copy, and hold Ctrl+V while pasting

There can be several reasons for this:

1. The document is large and contains **;

Solution: Copy it multiple times.

2. The original word document is corrupted. Then there is no way 3. Software conflicts;

Workaround: Uninstall Word and reinstall it.

4. The computer is infected with a virus.

Solution: Hurry up and kill it all!

It's a problem with Thunderbolt.,You turn off Thunderbolt and then open Word should be fine.。

Turn off Thunderbolt and try it. Xunlei monitors the clipboard, so if you copy and paste, there will be problems. Or cancel the "Monitor Clipboard" item.

Whether the antivirus software is doing a virus check, try uninstalling all the antivirus software.

The file is too large and is copied in batches.

The first thing that needs to be determined is whether there is any fixed law or phenomenon at the time of the crash.

1.Observe whether there are other fixed patterns of crashes.

2.When it crashes, it doesn't respond if the numlock light is pressed.

3.Whether the hard disk has abnormal sounds such as clicks and squeaks when it crashes.

4.Except for the crash during replication, whether the crash is frequent in other cases.

5.Unpack and check whether the capacitor of the motherboard's north bridge accessory has burst or burn marks (if this is the reason, it is generally accompanied by the phenomenon of IE crashing when it is turned on).

Above, 2 and 3 points are likely to have a relationship with the motherboard or hard disk. Point 4: If it does not crash, it is possible that there is a system cause (and a virus is also possible). The fifth point motherboard problem is generally concentrated in the old configuration machine 5 years ago.

Is it that the copied file is too large, causing the memory to be unable to operate?

Save Word as HTML format, open the saved web page, and paste it into the web page.

Because pasting directly from Word to a web page involves formatting, it is prone to problems.

First of all, right-click to create a new word document, and then open the new document, if you can save it, it means that the program is fine, otherwise you can recreate the installation of office software.

If the new document opens fine, then the problem is inside the file, such as a macro or a format inside the file that the system does not recognize, etc.

Open the new document, click Tools, Macros, Security, in that order, and select Very High. Only macros installed in trusted locations are allowed to run "Open the file again."

If it still freezes. Right-click on the document, select Open With, open the Word document with WordPad, and check whether the content has formatting errors. It is recommended to copy the text part to the new document after opening it and reformat.

When a text file is copied to a Word document, it crashes, and the common error is the wrong date format, such as using the full-width input method to enter the date.

If it still freezes, try whether other programs on the computer are normal, and if other programs are normal, reinstall the office software; If other programs are not working, the computer is poisoned, check for viruses, or reinstall the system.

What WPS is used or Microsoft's.