There is not enough memory or disk space to run word.

I can no longer open any of my Office programs. I have tried to
uninstall/reinstall and it hasn't fixed it. I have tried a system restore on
multiple dates and that hasn't fixed it.
I have checked:
* 1.4 GB of available memory
* I have looked into renaming Normal.dot template but can't find any files
under this name (looked in hidden files as well)
* I have attempted to run winword.exe /a (yielded same error response)
* Ran Microsoft Office Diagnostics (all steps were completed with no errors
found)
* I've looked in Windows Task Manager to see if other apps were running,
there wasn't.
* I've run chkdsk and that didn't help.


I am running Windows XP w/ service pack 3 installed and Microsoft Office
Home and Student 2007 with service pack 1 and I believe all the updates that
are available.

Since I purchased my computer through Dell I talked with them and they were
of little help. They ran tests, said everything was fine and just to
uninstall and reinstall and that if that didn't work it had to be a product
problem.
I have no idea how to fix this problem If anyone can help me I would
greatly appreciate it.

Your subject line says "There is not enough memory or disk space to run
word," but your message body doesn't refer to this at all. Are you receiving
this error message when you attempt to open Word?

What happens when you attempt to run PowerPoint or Excel?

Are you opening the applications from the Start menu in Windows, or are you
double-clicking a file to open the associated program? Or something else
(like double-clicking Winword.EXE, for example)?

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"Itsshar" wrote in message
...
I can no longer open any of my Office programs. I have tried to
uninstall/reinstall and it hasn't fixed it. I have tried a system restore
on
multiple dates and that hasn't fixed it.
I have checked:
* 1.4 GB of available memory
* I have looked into renaming Normal.dot template but can't find any files
under this name (looked in hidden files as well)
* I have attempted to run winword.exe /a (yielded same error response)
* Ran Microsoft Office Diagnostics (all steps were completed with no
errors
found)
* I've looked in Windows Task Manager to see if other apps were running,
there wasn't.
* I've run chkdsk and that didn't help.


I am running Windows XP w/ service pack 3 installed and Microsoft Office
Home and Student 2007 with service pack 1 and I believe all the updates
that
are available.

Since I purchased my computer through Dell I talked with them and they
were
of little help. They ran tests, said everything was fine and just to
uninstall and reinstall and that if that didn't work it had to be a
product
problem.
I have no idea how to fix this problem If anyone can help me I would
greatly appreciate it.

Sorry.

When I try to open word it comes up " There is not enough memory or disk
space to run word". I have tried to open it from the icon on my desktop and
also from my start menu, and tried to run it by using winword.exe /a
I have also tried to open up word documents that I have saved in the past
and still get the same message.

When I try to open Excel it says
"Excel failed to start correctly last time. Starting Excel in Safe Mode will
help you correct or isolate a startup program in order to successfully start
the program. Some functionality may be disabled in this mode.
Do you want to start Excel in safe mode?"

When I click yes it says "Not enough memory to run Microsoft Office Excel.
Please close other applications and try again."

There are no applications running and have verified through Windows Task
Manager.
I have even tried to run programs by turning of Norton Anti Virus
temporarily and still same error message.

All Microsoft programs I try to open pop up with the same error message.







"Echo S" wrote:

Your subject line says "There is not enough memory or disk space to run
word," but your message body doesn't refer to this at all. Are you receiving
this error message when you attempt to open Word?

What happens when you attempt to run PowerPoint or Excel?

Are you opening the applications from the Start menu in Windows, or are you
double-clicking a file to open the associated program? Or something else
(like double-clicking Winword.EXE, for example)?

--
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What's new in PPT 2007? http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm
Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances http://tinyurl.com/36grcd
PowerPoint 2007 Complete Makeover Kit http://tinyurl.com/32a7nx


"Itsshar" wrote in message
...
I can no longer open any of my Office programs. I have tried to
uninstall/reinstall and it hasn't fixed it. I have tried a system restore
on
multiple dates and that hasn't fixed it.
I have checked:
* 1.4 GB of available memory
* I have looked into renaming Normal.dot template but can't find any files
under this name (looked in hidden files as well)
* I have attempted to run winword.exe /a (yielded same error response)
* Ran Microsoft Office Diagnostics (all steps were completed with no
errors
found)
* I've looked in Windows Task Manager to see if other apps were running,
there wasn't.
* I've run chkdsk and that didn't help.


I am running Windows XP w/ service pack 3 installed and Microsoft Office
Home and Student 2007 with service pack 1 and I believe all the updates
that
are available.

Since I purchased my computer through Dell I talked with them and they
were
of little help. They ran tests, said everything was fine and just to
uninstall and reinstall and that if that didn't work it had to be a
product
problem.
I have no idea how to fix this problem If anyone can help me I would
greatly appreciate it.

Hi Itsshar,

Try using Start=Programs=Accessories=Disk Cleanup
to clear the temp files and from
Start=Search recycle files found with a name search of
~$*.*;*.tmp

If you still get the same issue check in the System settings Advanced tab in Windows control panel to see if your Environment
variables are pointing to a valid location on your hard drive and that the partition has free space available (I'm assuming you're
working with documents on your hard drive rather than on removable drives).

=============
"Itsshar" wrote in message ...
Sorry.

When I try to open word it comes up " There is not enough memory or disk
space to run word". I have tried to open it from the icon on my desktop and
also from my start menu, and tried to run it by using winword.exe /a
I have also tried to open up word documents that I have saved in the past
and still get the same message.

When I try to open Excel it says
"Excel failed to start correctly last time. Starting Excel in Safe Mode will
help you correct or isolate a startup program in order to successfully start
the program. Some functionality may be disabled in this mode.
Do you want to start Excel in safe mode?"

When I click yes it says "Not enough memory to run Microsoft Office Excel.
Please close other applications and try again."

There are no applications running and have verified through Windows Task
Manager.
I have even tried to run programs by turning of Norton Anti Virus
temporarily and still same error message.

All Microsoft programs I try to open pop up with the same error message.
--

Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

"Itsshar" wrote:

I can no longer open any of my Office programs. I have tried to
uninstall/reinstall and it hasn't fixed it. I have tried a system restore on
multiple dates and that hasn't fixed it.
I have checked:
* 1.4 GB of available memory
* I have looked into renaming Normal.dot template but can't find any files
under this name (looked in hidden files as well)
* I have attempted to run winword.exe /a (yielded same error response)
* Ran Microsoft Office Diagnostics (all steps were completed with no errors
found)
* I've looked in Windows Task Manager to see if other apps were running,
there wasn't.
* I've run chkdsk and that didn't help.


I am running Windows XP w/ service pack 3 installed and Microsoft Office
Home and Student 2007 with service pack 1 and I believe all the updates that
are available.

Since I purchased my computer through Dell I talked with them and they were
of little help. They ran tests, said everything was fine and just to
uninstall and reinstall and that if that didn't work it had to be a product
problem.
I have no idea how to fix this problem If anyone can help me I would
greatly appreciate it.

hi there
I want to say that it happens to me either
I've already reinstall it
even more I've Install it into another hard drive which has a large
amount of free disc space
My memory? 1 GB 'n my processor is Intel Core 2Duo
I've scanned my disc, scanned with Mic Office diagnostic tool, scan for
error and viruses
Negative..
I've deleted my temp files, uninstall some rarely-used programs, but
still..
Windows task manager? Nothin's wrong with it I though..

by the way, I use Mic Win XP for OS in my BENQ R45 series
fyi, when I logged on with Guess account, that problems didnt occur..
It only occured when I logged as Administrator
But, since I cant install anything with Guess account (I want to
install Office) this problem's still there..

so please..
could you (whoever you're there) help us..??
Best regards
Alfa.Romeo


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hi,
first of all make sure that partition in which the OS is installed
should be atleast 1/4 part is empty. Secondly delete all temp files in
prefetch, temp folders. Thirdly run disk cleanup and restart the system
as usally to run the wrod files.


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