- #Office 2016 for mac crashing update
- #Office 2016 for mac crashing driver
- #Office 2016 for mac crashing Patch
There was a security update released by Microsoft today. And the fixes that I outlined in this article didn’t work.
Update 05/19/15: Recently my Mac Office started crashing again. I have also recently posted a How-To video showing some of the potential fixes below (as well as some fixes that didn’t work this time). I have had the most success using Yosemite Cache Cleaner doing a “Light Cache Cleaning” as noted below. It seems that the issue does re-occur periodically. Update 02/09/15: Please be sure to read through (and leave) comments below. I have only tested one way that actually worked for me (which I noted below).
#Office 2016 for mac crashing Patch
However, instead of sitting and waiting to see if a common solution would come available (and you know that Microsoft WILL eventually release a patch to correct the issue), I wanted to try to find some other solutions on my own and quickly. Unfortunately, what may work for some doesn’t always work for others. Possible Ways to Fix Mac Office 2011 Crashing in Yosemite Supposedly these crashes have been occuring sporadically even back to some Yosemite betas. I went searching for a solution on various forums but only seemed to find other people encountering the same issue. It didn’t matter if I opened a document directly or one of the Office applications, within a few seconds, the Office App would crash. Every time I launched Word, Excel or PowerPoint, the app would crash after a few seconds with an error asking if I wanted to recover my work, reopen the Office app and send the error to Microsoft. Perform any outstanding Apple updates for OSX 10.12.Recently, my version of Office for Mac (Office 2011), started crashing on my MacBook Pro. O On the Apple file menu, click help, and then click “check for updates”. O Open up any Office 2016 application, in this case open MS Word 2016. To update Office 2016 within OSX 10.12, do the following This step must be done before performing Apple updates, as there are corresponding Apple updates to the Office updates. This will update all Office applications to version 15.27.0. Perform Microsoft Office 2016 automatic updates. If any files are being held, reboot and empty again. > sudo rm com.xerox.* (will prompt for admin password) > ls - look to see if there are any com.xerox.* files. O Users//Library/Caches/ - remove all XRXSetup* files (if present) O Also in Users//Library/Preferences/ - look for any .forprinter.(yourXeroxPrinterName).plist files and delete them O Note: If your library folder is hidden, type this in a TERMINAL window (located in Utilities folder): > Chflags nohidden Library O Users//Library/Preferences/ - remove all com.xerox.* files O Library/Receipts - remove any of the following: pde***.pkg, xpd***.pkg, ICC*, ICP*, ICC_Profiles, SSScan/Xerox (folder) If this is the case, the easiest thing to do is search the entire set of folders for the Xerox files, and delete en masse. Older OS's have multiple language subfolders, each of which may contain Xerox PPDs. O Library/Printers/PPDs/Contents/Resources - delete Xerox folders and files. O Library/Image Capture/TWAIN Data Sources - remove Xerox printer packages O Library/ColorSync/Profiles - remove XRX* or other Xerox files if present O Library/Applications Support - remove Xerox folder O Applications folder - remove Xerox folder (if present) O Print & Fax - remove Xerox printer objects (using the "-" button under the list of printers) O Close any open printer queues in the Dock
#Office 2016 for mac crashing driver
Remove all Xerox print driver software from OSX 10.12 by following the below steps Microsoft Office 2016 application will crash when attempting to print from OSX 10.11 and OSX 10.12. Multiple online forums reporting this issue with all print vendor’s, since none of the online sites reporting this issue have a fix attached from Microsoft or Apple, here is one that will resolve it, the only change would be PPD/Driver locations.
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