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I am using Word 2007 on XP and when I exit from Word the winword.exe process
remains open. I don't have any other office application open. The winword.exe
process does not use any CPU but is about 50000k.
When I attempt to turn off the computer I am told that the winWord
application has not terminated.
How can I fix this error?
Any assistance VERY GRATEFULLY received.
Peter Evans
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Earlier version of Word remained a running process of Word if Outlook =
was used as the email editor. But this stopped with Word 2007. Try =
opening Word in Safe Mode and then closing it.
From Start | Run, type in
winword /a
and press Enter. Word has now started in Safe mode to a blank document. =
Close Word and check in Task Manager to see if winword.exe process has =
closed.
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Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP
"Peter" <Peter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
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I am using Word 2007 on XP and when I exit from Word the winword.exe =
process=20
remains open. I don't have any other office application open. The =
winword.exe=20
process does not use any CPU but is about 50000k.
When I attempt to turn off the computer I am told that the winWord=20
application has not terminated.
How can I fix this error?
Any assistance VERY GRATEFULLY received.
Peter Evans
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6/5/2010 9:57:52 AM
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Terry,
Thanks for your rapid reply.
If I start Word in Safe mode I see the winword.exe process and as soon as I
exit is dissappears (this is GOOD)
I did this a couple of times then opened it normally and when I quit the
winword.exe process is still there.
I have no templates in the STARTUP folder and I have no loaded User
Templates. There is an addin from ENDNOTE but I have been usign that for a
long time.
I have also deleted my normal.dotm and allowed it to be recreated ... but
still I end up with a WINWORD.EXE process that does not end every time I
start Word!
Does anyone have any more suggestions I could try.
Peter Evans
"Terry Farrell" wrote:
> Earlier version of Word remained a running process of Word if Outlook was used as the email editor. But this stopped with Word 2007. Try opening Word in Safe Mode and then closing it.
>
> From Start | Run, type in
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> winword /a
>
> and press Enter. Word has now started in Safe mode to a blank document. Close Word and check in Task Manager to see if winword.exe process has closed.
>
> --
> Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP
>
> "Peter" <Peter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:29394083-8C5C-4E9B-A41A-CFEAD79DC44C@microsoft.com...
> I am using Word 2007 on XP and when I exit from Word the winword.exe process
> remains open. I don't have any other office application open. The winword.exe
> process does not use any CPU but is about 50000k.
>
> When I attempt to turn off the computer I am told that the winWord
> application has not terminated.
>
> How can I fix this error?
>
> Any assistance VERY GRATEFULLY received.
>
> Peter Evans
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Well definitely an add-in is causing this. I'd have to suspect End Note =
if it is the only add-in that you have. But check for any COM add-ins =
too.
Terry
"Peter" <Peter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
news:AE22F735-F7B2-4933-A0FA-7A01961E46EF@microsoft.com...
Terry,
Thanks for your rapid reply.
If I start Word in Safe mode I see the winword.exe process and as soon =
as I=20
exit is dissappears (this is GOOD)
I did this a couple of times then opened it normally and when I quit =
the=20
winword.exe process is still there.
I have no templates in the STARTUP folder and I have no loaded User=20
Templates. There is an addin from ENDNOTE but I have been usign that =
for a=20
long time.
I have also deleted my normal.dotm and allowed it to be recreated ... =
but=20
still I end up with a WINWORD.EXE process that does not end every time =
I=20
start Word!
Does anyone have any more suggestions I could try.
Peter Evans
"Terry Farrell" wrote:
> Earlier version of Word remained a running process of Word if =
Outlook was used as the email editor. But this stopped with Word 2007. =
Try opening Word in Safe Mode and then closing it.
>=20
> From Start | Run, type in
>=20
> winword /a
>=20
> and press Enter. Word has now started in Safe mode to a blank =
document. Close Word and check in Task Manager to see if winword.exe =
process has closed.
>=20
> --=20
> Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP
>=20
> "Peter" <Peter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
news:29394083-8C5C-4E9B-A41A-CFEAD79DC44C@microsoft.com...
> I am using Word 2007 on XP and when I exit from Word the =
winword.exe process=20
> remains open. I don't have any other office application open. The =
winword.exe=20
> process does not use any CPU but is about 50000k.
>=20
> When I attempt to turn off the computer I am told that the winWord =
> application has not terminated.
>=20
> How can I fix this error?
>=20
> Any assistance VERY GRATEFULLY received.
>=20
> Peter Evans
>=20
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is causing=20
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have. But=20
check for any COM add-ins too.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=3D#000080 face=3D"Segoe UI">Terry</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV>"Peter" <<A=20
=
href=3D"mailto:Peter@discussions.microsoft.com">Peter@discussions.microso=
ft.com</A>>=20
wrote in message <A=20
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title=3D"news:AE22F735-F7B2-4933-A0FA-7A01961E46EF@microsoft.com CTRL=
+ Click to follow link"=20
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href=3D"news:AE22F735-F7B2-4933-A0FA-7A01961E46EF@microsoft.com">news:AE2=
2F735-F7B2-4933-A0FA-7A01961E46EF@microsoft.com</A>...</DIV>Terry,<BR><BR=
>Thanks=20
for your rapid reply.<BR><BR>If I start Word in Safe mode I see the=20
winword.exe process and as soon as I <BR>exit is dissappears (this is=20
GOOD)<BR><BR>I did this a couple of times then opened it normally and =
when I=20
quit the <BR>winword.exe process is still there.<BR><BR>I have no =
templates in=20
the STARTUP folder and I have no loaded User <BR>Templates. =
There is an=20
addin from ENDNOTE but I have been usign that for a <BR>long =
time.<BR><BR>I=20
have also deleted my normal.dotm and allowed it to be recreated ... =
but=20
<BR>still I end up with a WINWORD.EXE process that does not end every =
time I=20
<BR>start Word!<BR><BR>Does anyone have any more suggestions I could=20
try.<BR><BR>Peter Evans<BR><BR><BR><BR>"Terry Farrell" =
wrote:<BR><BR>>=20
Earlier version of Word remained a running process of Word if Outlook =
was used=20
as the email editor. But this stopped with Word 2007. Try opening Word =
in Safe=20
Mode and then closing it.<BR>> <BR>> From Start | Run, type =
in<BR>>=20
<BR>> winword /a<BR>> <BR>> and press Enter. Word has now =
started in=20
Safe mode to a blank document. Close Word and check in Task Manager to =
see if=20
winword.exe process has closed.<BR>> <BR>> -- <BR>> Terry =
Farrell -=20
MSWord MVP<BR>> <BR>> "Peter" <<A=20
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href=3D"mailto:Peter@discussions.microsoft.com">Peter@discussions.microso=
ft.com</A>>=20
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I am using Word 2007 on XP and when I exit from Word the winword.exe =
process=20
<BR>> remains open. I don't have any other office =
application=20
open. The winword.exe <BR>> process does not use any =
CPU but is=20
about 50000k.<BR>> <BR>> When I attempt to turn off =
the=20
computer I am told that the winWord <BR>> application =
has not=20
terminated.<BR>> <BR>> How can I fix this =
error?<BR>>=20
<BR>> Any assistance VERY GRATEFULLY received.<BR>>=20
<BR>> Peter Evans<BR>> =
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