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#MICROSOFT WORD CRASHES WHEN SAVING AS PRO#

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#MICROSOFT WORD CRASHES WHEN SAVING AS PRO#

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Aside from that I suddenly started being spammed with these events :-Application name: infatica-service-app.exeApplication path: C:\Program Files. I gather they're neutral in terms of the current world events. I use Kaspersky, and for now I still trust it. The company currently has the "Web Hosting for Essential (Hosting-Unix)" package, which includes the POP3 email service. Talking to Network Solutions today they tell me. I'm working a project where we're trying to move web hosting off of Network Solutions.

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Weird issue, but now I have to figure out why this is happening on my deployments. On the computers that ARE NOT having the issue, that folder is empty. My assumption is that they all will have this problem if that folder doesn't exist.Īlso, I noticed that the machines HAVING the problem DO have the files, but they are putting them under C:\Program Files (x86).

I then looked at the workstations having the problem and noticed that the location doesn't exist. When I ran the same test on my machine to see how it reacts, Process Monitor threw this location as a success:Ĭ:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Apps\NetDocuments\ndOffice\.config When I forced Word to hang, Process Monitor threw a path not found at the location: C:\Programġ5\root\vfs\ProgramFilesX86\NetDocuments\ndOffice\.config I'm not sure how this happened, but Process Monitor brought it up. That said, I did a search for all user profiles that I've upgraded and most don't have that folder. I have that folder on my workstation, but for some reason it is not present for my problematic users. For some reason, ndOffice (an app by NetDocuments tied into Office) has a folder located at C:\users\username\appdata\local\apps\, but the folder for NetDocuments is completely missing on the users having the problem. I figured out this issue I think (finally).