#Open office keeps crashing install#
#Open office keeps crashing drivers#
#Open office keeps crashing update#
#Open office keeps crashing windows 10#
#Open office keeps crashing windows 7#

Why doesn't Open Office do that any longer? Or more to the point, given that Open Office doesn't play well with standard software, is there any incentive to continue using it? As I understand it Libre Office is a fork from Open Office. I run other apps that cope with whatever drivers, programs, antivirus etc I may have loaded onto my system.

#Open office keeps crashing drivers#

I am just not interested in looking for drivers and programs that run in Windows normal mode- if I can load alternative open source software that works without me having to do that. Here is an old (2013) topic with a similar downloading problem which was solved by the user going 'to the next village' where the download was successful! Maybe you're using some program on your systems which is blocking the download. Maybe there is a problem with unofficial sources you may have been using. I tried several times but never saw a 'Thank you for downloading' message. I checked and was able to download AOO 4.1.10 with no problem. The link to the official download page can be found at the bottom of every page of this forum. There is only one official source for Apache OpenOffice. I've tried from 2 or 3 different sources. It brings up a page that says 'Thank you for downloading!', but no download ever begins.

#Open office keeps crashing update#

Just as it had done on my family members computer, it will not download any update to OO in any way shape or form.

#Open office keeps crashing install#

I will be forced to look for an alternative.ДeFleur wrote:I then tried to find and install OO 4.1.10, thinking it would perhaps have the necessary bug fixes in it. It is extremely frustrating, and for someone who uses OO for work, I cannot function with it crashing every few minutes. This is a spreading issue, I'd be willing to bet there's an issue in the source code. I appreciate your optimism, but there is definitely a problem. So I know that the OO volunteers here seem to think that this is a single computer issue. I then tried to find and install OO 4.1.10, thinking it would perhaps have the necessary bug fixes in it. This is completely untrue, as I had a webpage open and fully functional simultaneously. I tried to 'find update', assuming that it just needed a bug fix, only to have an error message come up saying that it could not connect to find an update. The second time it crashed, half of my work could not be recovered. The first time, I was fortunate and didn't lose any material. All of a sudden, OO began crashing in the middle of my work. It has had no internal updates or changes to any program in any way.

#Open office keeps crashing windows 10#

I began using my Windows 10 computer again a few days ago, after not having used it for about a year, OO functioned perfectly when I used it last. So my family member simply 'works around it', saving every few minutes. No amount of work or configuring can get it to download. Every time that OpenOffice 4.1.10 was attempted to be installed, it would fail. I thought it was perhaps an internal computer issue myself, I recommended de-install/reinstalling to fix the issue.

#Open office keeps crashing windows 7#

One of my family members using the Windows 7 computer, mentioned that they were having this exact issue beginning around December of 2020. One is Windows 10, the others are Windows 7. We run a home business and use 3 different computers with OO 4.1.7 installed on each. Microsoft Answers Feedback Forum and let us know what you think.I would like to add +1, that this is definitely and absolutely an ongoing OO issue. Please let us know if you need more assistance with the steps provided. If you can not remember when the issue happened try to replicate the error so you may narrow down your search. (We are looking for errors that happened around the time that you think the computer turned off and also looking for consistency and patterns) Select 'System' and look for any red 'x's' these indicate that there are problems. Expand 'Windows Logs' (another place that might be worth looking it as 'Application')Д¦. To navigate to the Event Viewer please follow the steps bellow.ДҐ. This should give us the information of the errors that your computer is having and hopefully pin point the issue that is making your computer to I would like for us to check the System Even Viewer. It is very possible that this issue can be cause by the RAM.