Office 2013 simply decided to stop working one day, leaving me with a Office document and a Excel file i urgently needed to access and edit.
What to do?
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Extend Windows XP Update for 5 years
With this small registry file you’re able to extend your Windows XP upgrade time to get updates till the year 2019.
This tricks Microsoft into thinking that you run a corporate XP that is intended for banking systems and
payment terminals, which get extended support and updates for another 5 years!
Edit MSI Installers
Why do some applications and games insist on a predefined Windows version?
As time passes and no current games are worth to be played, i resort to playing some of my old games that
i loved for their good gameplay and not for their high end graphics, which current games seem to rely on.
Creation of Windows Restorepoints made easy
Restorepoints saved my life on many occasions.
I installed a new driver, changed something in Windows and boom, Bluescreen and often Windows will not work correctly after a restart.
Thanks to Restorepoints, i was able to quickly restore my system to a previous, working state.
The problem is… the option to create these Restorepoints are burried deep inside the Control Panel and that is bad,
as you should do them really often.
Windows Installer Fix
This tool was built to fix unsolvable windows installer errors.
Fixes most of the Windows Installer errors and even the ones introduced by Microsoft Office 2010.
It solves errors of Windows Installer in x64 / x32 (64 bit / 32 bit) mode.
Privilege errors (caused by broken registry privilege settings).
Corrupted Service errors (caused by bad registry service values) and so on…
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Uninstall Office 2013 or Office 365
If your Office 2013 and Office 365 breaks or starts to behave strangely,
the best way to fix it is normally uninstalling and reinstalling the whole
package.
But every now and then, an app is messing around, not only with Office, but also
with the install/uninstall process.
If this ever happens, you could find yourself in a situation, where you neither
can uninstall, nor install Microsoft Office.
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