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Office 2003 SaveAs Event 1002 Not Responding Error
I am running Windows XP SP2 and Office 2003. When I go into any Office application and click on Saveas and hit the down arrow to select a file location the program freezes and eventually the application says Not Responding. In the Application Event log I get a message event ID 1002, office application hang error. I can use the Saveas as normal in non-Office applications. I have already tried:
- Running repair on Office
- Removing and then reinstalling my map drives.
- Turning off my Norton Anti-virus
- Running repair on Office
- Removing and then reinstalling my map drives.
- Turning off my Norton Anti-virus
Hi zabac,
If you leave the PC for a short time, does it eventually start responding?
We had a similiar problem and it turned out that Word was still trying to look at a network driver mapping which was no longer available.
Do you have any network drive mappings? If so, try disconnecting them and then try the save as option again - if it doesn't hang then you'll need to remap your drives and narrow it down to which connection is casuing the problem.
If you leave the PC for a short time, does it eventually start responding?
We had a similiar problem and it turned out that Word was still trying to look at a network driver mapping which was no longer available.
Do you have any network drive mappings? If so, try disconnecting them and then try the save as option again - if it doesn't hang then you'll need to remap your drives and narrow it down to which connection is casuing the problem.
If none of the above helps, you can try the following.
You can go into the the tools/options menu, select the general tab where the default file location parameter is defined and check if it defines a folder on a mapped drive. If it is, change that to a drive that is not mapped.
You can go into the the tools/options menu, select the general tab where the default file location parameter is defined and check if it defines a folder on a mapped drive. If it is, change that to a drive that is not mapped.
Hi zabac,
Please see B-M-C's comment in http:/Q_21815502.html#16465442 Apparently, Microsoft rolled out a security update on Tuesday which conflicts with software installed with HP scanners, HP cameras and HP printers that include camera card readers. The cure is a registry tweak.
Brad
Please see B-M-C's comment in http:/Q_21815502.html#16465442 Apparently, Microsoft rolled out a security update on Tuesday which conflicts with software installed with HP scanners, HP cameras and HP printers that include camera card readers. The cure is a registry tweak.
Brad
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Try this one. I think it could help.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=831024