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Old October 28th 04, 04:33 AM
Feather Forestwalker
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Default MS Office freezes computer

No matter which Microsoft Office programs from 2003 that I am using on
this Athlon system (Windows XP with all updates current, running Norton
SystemWorks {latest version} and the last updated version of Zone
Alarm), the system freezes and I have to reset it constantly, no matter
what I might be working on at the time.

Most recently; am printing from MS Office Word 2003 to an HP psc 1210v
all-in-one (printer, scanner, copier) printer.

When I installed the driver for this printer, the disk said it was for
use in Windows XP.

I have all the recent service packs installed in this OS.

Would this possibly be a driver issue?

The printer is running on a USB port, and all ports are scanning with no
problems showing up in the properties' tabs off My Computer. . .

Help?

Thanks in advance,

Feather
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Old October 28th 04, 10:36 AM
DL
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Default MS Office freezes computer

Try disabling/removing the Norton AV office plugin.

"Feather Forestwalker" wrote in message
nk.net...
No matter which Microsoft Office programs from 2003 that I am using on
this Athlon system (Windows XP with all updates current, running Norton
SystemWorks {latest version} and the last updated version of Zone
Alarm), the system freezes and I have to reset it constantly, no matter
what I might be working on at the time.

Most recently; am printing from MS Office Word 2003 to an HP psc 1210v
all-in-one (printer, scanner, copier) printer.

When I installed the driver for this printer, the disk said it was for
use in Windows XP.

I have all the recent service packs installed in this OS.

Would this possibly be a driver issue?

The printer is running on a USB port, and all ports are scanning with no
problems showing up in the properties' tabs off My Computer. . .

Help?

Thanks in advance,

Feather



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Old October 28th 04, 03:43 PM
Feather Forestwalker
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Default MS Office freezes computer

DL wrote:
Try disabling/removing the Norton AV office plugin.


Thanks. Where would that be located? I cannot find it in Norton
SystemWorks 2005?

Thanks again in advance,

Feather


"Feather Forestwalker" wrote in message
nk.net...

No matter which Microsoft Office programs from 2003 that I am using on
this Athlon system (Windows XP with all updates current, running Norton
SystemWorks {latest version} and the last updated version of Zone
Alarm), the system freezes and I have to reset it constantly, no matter
what I might be working on at the time.

Most recently; am printing from MS Office Word 2003 to an HP psc 1210v
all-in-one (printer, scanner, copier) printer.

When I installed the driver for this printer, the disk said it was for
use in Windows XP.

I have all the recent service packs installed in this OS.

Would this possibly be a driver issue?

The printer is running on a USB port, and all ports are scanning with no
problems showing up in the properties' tabs off My Computer. . .

Help?

Thanks in advance,

Feather




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Old October 28th 04, 05:10 PM
DL
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Default MS Office freezes computer

Allthough I dont use NSW2005, on previous versions the office plugin
activation was located in Norton AV/ Options/ Miscellaneous. ( double click
AV icon on tool bar to open)

"Feather Forestwalker" wrote in message
nk.net...
DL wrote:
Try disabling/removing the Norton AV office plugin.


Thanks. Where would that be located? I cannot find it in Norton
SystemWorks 2005?

Thanks again in advance,

Feather


"Feather Forestwalker" wrote in message
nk.net...

No matter which Microsoft Office programs from 2003 that I am using on
this Athlon system (Windows XP with all updates current, running Norton
SystemWorks {latest version} and the last updated version of Zone
Alarm), the system freezes and I have to reset it constantly, no matter
what I might be working on at the time.

Most recently; am printing from MS Office Word 2003 to an HP psc 1210v
all-in-one (printer, scanner, copier) printer.

When I installed the driver for this printer, the disk said it was for
use in Windows XP.

I have all the recent service packs installed in this OS.

Would this possibly be a driver issue?

The printer is running on a USB port, and all ports are scanning with no
problems showing up in the properties' tabs off My Computer. . .

Help?

Thanks in advance,

Feather






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Old October 29th 04, 05:13 AM
Feather Forestwalker
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Default MS Office freezes computer

DL wrote:

Allthough I dont use NSW2005, on previous versions the office plugin
activation was located in Norton AV/ Options/ Miscellaneous. ( double click
AV icon on tool bar to open)



Hi, DL,

There doesn't seem to be a Miscellaneous in NAV / SystemWorks 2005: it
has no reference at all.

Could this possibly be a Service Pack 2 problem?

I ran the repair part of MS Office in Add/Remove Programs earlier, but
have yet to test out whether or not the program will freeze whenever I
use one of them. (Very busy).

I hope I will have time tomorrow night. . .

thanks again in advance,

Feather
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Old October 29th 04, 11:09 AM
DL
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Default MS Office freezes computer

Its located under OptionsAnti VirusMiscellaneous untick enable office
plugin
The options are accessible from the NIS Icon in the taskbar

"Feather Forestwalker" wrote in message
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DL wrote:

Allthough I dont use NSW2005, on previous versions the office plugin
activation was located in Norton AV/ Options/ Miscellaneous. ( double

click
AV icon on tool bar to open)



Hi, DL,

There doesn't seem to be a Miscellaneous in NAV / SystemWorks 2005: it
has no reference at all.

Could this possibly be a Service Pack 2 problem?

I ran the repair part of MS Office in Add/Remove Programs earlier, but
have yet to test out whether or not the program will freeze whenever I
use one of them. (Very busy).

I hope I will have time tomorrow night. . .

thanks again in advance,

Feather



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Old October 31st 04, 01:58 AM
Feather Forestwalker
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Default MS Office freezes computer

DL wrote:
Its located under OptionsAnti VirusMiscellaneous untick enable office
plugin
The options are accessible from the NIS Icon in the taskbar


There is nothing under Options called Miscellaneous. . .and nothing
called enable office plugin.

It's NAV/NSW 2005. . .

Thanks again,

Feather
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Old November 10th 04, 03:01 AM
Feather Forestwalker
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Default MS Office freezes computer

Feather Forestwalker wrote:

DL wrote:

Its located under OptionsAnti VirusMiscellaneous untick enable
office
plugin
The options are accessible from the NIS Icon in the taskbar



There is nothing under Options called Miscellaneous. . .and nothing
called enable office plugin.

It's NAV/NSW 2005. . .

Thanks again,

Feather


Sheesh, talk about being a dense-brain. (ME)

I FOUND the Options and disabled the MSOffice plugin.

NOW it freezes with ANY program, though this seems to be happening less
often now?

Any ideas?

Feather
 




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