Does your Microsoft Windows operating system based computer shut off when you turn it on? If you have tried pressing the F8 key, in order to enter the advanced boot options menu and tried all safe mode options, as well as the system restore feature, and nothing helped, there are other trouble shooting options. I assume you have tried Last known configuration when hitting the F8 key.
Also, when selecting any of the safe mode options does the computer boot into safe mode successfully or does the computer power itself off again? If the computer boots successfully into Microsoft Windows operating system safe mode with networking, you can try running some malware, spyware, and virus scans. If you have the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system installation media, for example Digital Video Disc or restore compact disc that came with your computer, you can perform a repair installation.
You can follow this tutorial in order to perform a repair installation.
If you do not have a Microsoft Windows Vista operating system recovery compact disc read only memory or Microsoft Windows Vista operating system digital video disc you can download a Microsoft windows vista operating system recovery disk using the following uniform resource locator web page link.
This file is an iso file so you will have to burn the iso file onto a compact disc read only memory and make it bootable. There is a tutorial on how to perform this if you do not know how.
You might be able to perform a Microsoft Windows operating system restore. You would restore Microsoft Windows operating system back to before you were having this problem with Microsoft office. I can give you instructions showing you how to perform a system restore.
You will want to click the Microsfot Windows Vista operating system start menu button. Then you can type System Restore into a search box. Select System Restore.
Now click on Continue; in the user account control dialogue. Then you will want to click on Next. You should see a list of restore points.
Choose one that you think is before you were having problems with Microsoft Office. There might be a Show restore points older than 5 days check box. Selecting that check box will show more restore points if available.
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You will want to choose your restore point by clicking on one. Then click on Next. In the last screen you will want to click on Finish.
This will begin the Microsoft windows system restore process. Your computer will automatically get rebooted. Hopefully, this will fix your Microsoft Office problem.
If not, I have two additional scans you can run. You can run both check disk and system file check scans. You must open a command prompt with administrator rights.
Type in the following command:
sfc /scannow
You may want to run this scan three times. Now you will want to schedule a check disk scan. You can type this command into a command prompt:
chkdsk c: /f /r
You will be presented with a volume in use message. Type Y for yes at that prompt. You will need to restart your computer.
A check disk scan should automatically begin within 10 seconds. You will not want to touch your keyboard. If that check disk scan does not start, then follow the previous instructions to schedule it again.
These instructions were written for Microsoft Windows Vista operating system. These solutions could also work with other versions of Microsoft windows operating systems. For example Microsoft Windows eXPerience and Microsoft Windows seven operating systems.