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help with clip art errors please

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had power cut while on computer since then have lost quite a few programs i have 2010 student power point for exp but after the power cut i can get my pictures but the clip art is showing error 0x80004002 and ive tried everything to get it working but nothing please help im a pensioner so love playing on the computer
Lindy
Monday, March 26, 2012 3:40 PM
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Hi Lindy.
Please do following:
- go to "My computer"
- right click on "C" drive and select "Properties"
- go to "Tools" tab and find Error checking
- click on "Check now..." button
- in "Check Disk" window make sure that you have tick on "Automatically fix file system errors"
- press start button
- if you will be asked to schedule Check Disk at the next start up click on "Yes"
- now go to "Start Menu" and restart your computer
- wait and let the check disk to finish the scan (it may take from several minutes to couple hours depends on how many errors will be found)
- when your Windows will be ready go and check Power Point
If the problem is still not resolved do following:
- go to Start Menu and click on "Control Panel"
- in the top right corner of "Control Panel" find "View by" menu
- change "View by" to show "Small icons"
- find "Program and Features" in "Control Panel" and click on it
- wait for the programs list to be updated (about 30-60 seconds)
- find "Microsoft Office 2010" and select it
- On the bar above selected program you should see following buttons: Organize, Uninstall and Change
- Click on Change button and wait for MS Office installer to start
- In MS Office 2010 installer window select "Repair" option and click on "Continue"
- Follow the instruction of the installation wizard
That should fix corrupted software.
Good luck!
- Edited by Zygha Tuesday, March 27, 2012 11:32 AM
- Marked as answer by William Zhou CHN Tuesday, April 3, 2012 8:45 AM
Tuesday, March 27, 2012 11:31 AM
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Hello,
Do you have any back up? Or I would suggest you to reinstall or repair the software.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012 10:05 AM -
Hi Lindy.
Please do following:
- go to "My computer"
- right click on "C" drive and select "Properties"
- go to "Tools" tab and find Error checking
- click on "Check now..." button
- in "Check Disk" window make sure that you have tick on "Automatically fix file system errors"
- press start button
- if you will be asked to schedule Check Disk at the next start up click on "Yes"
- now go to "Start Menu" and restart your computer
- wait and let the check disk to finish the scan (it may take from several minutes to couple hours depends on how many errors will be found)
- when your Windows will be ready go and check Power Point
If the problem is still not resolved do following:
- go to Start Menu and click on "Control Panel"
- in the top right corner of "Control Panel" find "View by" menu
- change "View by" to show "Small icons"
- find "Program and Features" in "Control Panel" and click on it
- wait for the programs list to be updated (about 30-60 seconds)
- find "Microsoft Office 2010" and select it
- On the bar above selected program you should see following buttons: Organize, Uninstall and Change
- Click on Change button and wait for MS Office installer to start
- In MS Office 2010 installer window select "Repair" option and click on "Continue"
- Follow the instruction of the installation wizard
That should fix corrupted software.
Good luck!
- Edited by Zygha Tuesday, March 27, 2012 11:32 AM
- Marked as answer by William Zhou CHN Tuesday, April 3, 2012 8:45 AM
Tuesday, March 27, 2012 11:31 AM