WORD Documents unable to open anymore - NEED HELP!

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       #11

    Thorsen said:
    ...C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\WINWORD.EXE...
    Good advice. That "WIN"Word used to confuse the dickens out of me when I was looking for just plain old "Word".

    Just in case, Office 2010 will be under Office14. Also, it could be in the Program Files (x86) folder if you are not using the 64-Bit version.

    (I feel guilty nitpicking such a good answer.) :)
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       #12

    No problem, profdlp. Great additional info. thank you.
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       #13

    Yeah... I did a search of my entire C drive where i installed it, nothing.
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       #14

    WIN + E | double-click on C: | double-click on Program Files | in the search bar, enter winword.exe | what do you see?
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       #15

    I quote "No items match your search."
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    Main - Windows 7 Pro SP1 64-Bit; 2nd - Windows Server 2008 R2
       #16

    Do you have the Office disc and have you tried a reinstall? :)

    (Sorry if this has been covered. I skimmed the thread again and didn't see it if it was.)
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       #17

    I have not tried to re-install. I guess that's my next step.. *goes ahead with it*
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  8. Posts : 3,187
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       #18

    Sorry, it was late when I posted that last night. If it's not too late, go to Control Panel and look for office in the Programs area. If you go to uninstall it there should be a "repair" option. :)

    If that doesn't work, then try the reinstall.
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       #19

    profdlp said:
    LostBSG117 said:
    profdlp said:
    Open a command prompt and type in:

    assoc .doc

    Then see what it tells you. :)

    (Note that there is a space between assoc and .doc)
    could u give me a step by step on how to do it. All I know is how to get the command prompt up. What do I do afterwards and so on?
    Step One: Find Command Prompt on your Start Menu, right-click it and Run As Administrator

    Step Two: type in:

    assoc .doc

    and hit Enter on the keyboard

    Step 3: Write down what it says and post back.
    Ok, it says this now:


    Microsoft Windows (Version 6.1.7600)
    Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.


    C:\Windows\System32\assoc .doc

    C:\Windows\System32>
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  10. Posts : 116
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       #20

    I reinstalled the software, and still no WINWORD.exe in my C drive. However, I have found that when I have word open, a virtual drive pops up, with WINWORD inside. I can't browse the drive unfortunately (I found the file through the "Open" dialogue in Word).
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