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Thanks very much for any help.
I had a Win XP Pro SP2 corruption from which I am recovering. I elected to reinstall Windows into the same directory, then went about reinstalling my software. When I try to run Powerpoint, I get a message that an error occurred and the program crashes. If I open Microsoft Office Application Recovery after that, it tells me an instance of Excel is running. I believe the problem may be related to Office Data Assistant add-in, a toolbar for which opens before Powerpoint crashes. The problem is that I can't figure out how to uninstall Data Assistant. It isn't in any of the usual places. What's more, all the Microsoft links to download it are dead. Thanks for any suggestions. |
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First and foremost try detect and repair of Office (aasuming you are using Office 2003). To do this from any office applications, try this: HELP, DETECT and REPAIR Sit back and watch office automatically resolves any missing/corrupt files. Let us know if this worked. opchiasm wrote: Thanks very much for any help. I had a Win XP Pro SP2 corruption from which I am recovering. I elected to reinstall Windows into the same directory, then went about reinstalling my software. When I try to run Powerpoint, I get a message that an error occurred and the program crashes. If I open Microsoft Office Application Recovery after that, it tells me an instance of Excel is running. I believe the problem may be related to Office Data Assistant add-in, a toolbar for which opens before Powerpoint crashes. The problem is that I can't figure out how to uninstall Data Assistant. It isn't in any of the usual places. What's more, all the Microsoft links to download it are dead. Thanks for any suggestions. |
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Sorry ... I forgot to mention that I've done a Detect and Repair and
also a Reinstall. Neither fixed the problem. On Sat, 25 Feb 2006 17:22:48 +0000, ANONYMOUS wrote: First and foremost try detect and repair of Office (aasuming you are using Office 2003). To do this from any office applications, try this: HELP, DETECT and REPAIR Sit back and watch office automatically resolves any missing/corrupt files. Let us know if this worked. opchiasm wrote: Thanks very much for any help. I had a Win XP Pro SP2 corruption from which I am recovering. I elected to reinstall Windows into the same directory, then went about reinstalling my software. When I try to run Powerpoint, I get a message that an error occurred and the program crashes. If I open Microsoft Office Application Recovery after that, it tells me an instance of Excel is running. I believe the problem may be related to Office Data Assistant add-in, a toolbar for which opens before Powerpoint crashes. The problem is that I can't figure out how to uninstall Data Assistant. It isn't in any of the usual places. What's more, all the Microsoft links to download it are dead. Thanks for any suggestions. |
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Never mind ... I figured it out.
Because I had done a Windows XP re-install and basically reinstalled my apps on top of themselves, there was a folder in Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared for Data Assistant from my previous installation. I deleted that folder and now PowerPoint doesn't crash. Thanks anyway. On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 05:46:42 -0500, opchiasm wrote: Sorry ... I forgot to mention that I've done a Detect and Repair and also a Reinstall. Neither fixed the problem. On Sat, 25 Feb 2006 17:22:48 +0000, ANONYMOUS wrote: First and foremost try detect and repair of Office (aasuming you are using Office 2003). To do this from any office applications, try this: HELP, DETECT and REPAIR Sit back and watch office automatically resolves any missing/corrupt files. Let us know if this worked. opchiasm wrote: Thanks very much for any help. I had a Win XP Pro SP2 corruption from which I am recovering. I elected to reinstall Windows into the same directory, then went about reinstalling my software. When I try to run Powerpoint, I get a message that an error occurred and the program crashes. If I open Microsoft Office Application Recovery after that, it tells me an instance of Excel is running. I believe the problem may be related to Office Data Assistant add-in, a toolbar for which opens before Powerpoint crashes. The problem is that I can't figure out how to uninstall Data Assistant. It isn't in any of the usual places. What's more, all the Microsoft links to download it are dead. Thanks for any suggestions. |
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