I've been dealing with this problem for a week. I've almost tried to go back on a 2003 version, but I rather decided to find help over the internet. However, most of the people think that the problem is in one file, but it isn't. For me, Gomer gave us the only solution. Bluetooth was a problem. So, when I got rid of the Bluetooth Add-in, Excel was working and still working just fine.
Gomer, thank you a lot!!!
Greetings from Croatia
gomertras wrote:
Folks, OK - One more post to clear up a secondary mistake (sorry) that Imade
29-May-07
Folks
OK - One more post to clear up a secondary mistake (sorry) that
made in haste. I've discovered that the problem does not go away i
you create a dummy folder path in "Documents and Settings". I notice
in my system that I had left an empty folder at "C:\Documents an
Settings\gomer" when I originally moved my profile. If I remove thi
folder entirely, then I do not get the crash on exit - even if th
Bluetooth add-in is enabled
Gome
On May 29, 9:38 pm, (e-mail address removed) wrote:
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Excel 2007 crashes on exit
Hi there
On two different machines, both running Vista Business and Offic
2007, Excel crashes when exiting if there is a workbook. When firs
closing all workbooks and exiting, there is no crash
Eventlog shows the following entry
Log Name: Applicatio
Source: Application Erro
Date: 19/02/2007 20:48:2
Event ID: 100
Task Category: (100
Level: Erro
Keywords: Classi
User: N/
Computer: HERMES.dataworx.loca
Description
Faulting application EXCEL.EXE, version 12.0.4518.1014, time stam
0x45428263, faulting module OLEAUT32.dll, version 6.0.6000.16386, tim
stamp 0x4549bd95, exception code 0xc0000005, fault offset 0x000041c0
process id 0x1790, application start time 0x01c7545ed03bc322
Event Xml
<Event xmlns="
http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event"
<System
<Provider Name="Application Error" /
<EventID Qualifiers="0">1000</EventID
<Level>2</Level
<Task>100</Task
<Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords
<TimeCreated SystemTime="2007-02-19T19:48:28.000Z" /
<EventRecordID>1155</EventRecordID
<Channel>Application</Channel
<Computer>HERMES.dataworx.local</Computer
<Security /
</System
<EventData
<Data>EXCEL.EXE</Data
<Data>12.0.4518.1014</Data
<Data>45428263</Data
<Data>OLEAUT32.dll</Data
<Data>6.0.6000.16386</Data
<Data>4549bd95</Data
<Data>c0000005</Data
<Data>000041c0</Data
<Data>1790</Data
<Data>01c7545ed03bc322</Data
</EventData
</Event
Any ideas? Thanks!
Same issue here, same errors. Very annoying.Anybody?
Same issue here, same errors. Very annoying
Anybody
-perttis
Excel 2007 crashes on exit - steven.lecluys
Hi Steven,
I have the same problem on my newly installed notebook (Vista Business, Excel 2007). This is a fresh install, only OS, required drivers and Office 2007 Enterprise.
Have you any solution yet?
Thanks!
Vladimir
Re: Excel 2007 crashes on exit
same here, please is there a solution ?
RE: Excel 2007 crashes on exit
I have the same problem..
Any sollutions yet?
I tried to delete the add-ins for excel (this was "send to bluetooth") and now
I tried to delete the add-ins for excel (this was "send to bluetooth") an
now it is working again!
Hi,Excel crasches from time to time. Mostly on exit.
Hi
Excel crasches from time to time. Mostly on exit. The strange thing about
is, that I am using outlook 2003 on a Windows Vista macine, instat of Office
2007 as mangened before by other people in this newsgroup. I olso see a
problem whit te OLEAUT32.dll in the eventlog just like the others.
:
Same problem here, I use a DELL Inspiron 9400No way to open new file with
Same problem here, I use a DELL Inspiron 9400
No way to open new file with Excel 2003
:
Re: Excel 2007 crashes on exit
Folks,
I had this problem on a Dell Inspiron 9100 notebook running WinXP
Pro and Office 2007. The problem continued to occur until I allowed
an error report to be sent to Microsoft. Once this was done, the
error has not occured since. Go figure?
Gomer
Folks, Please disregard the previous message.
Folks,
Please disregard the previous message. The problem has nothing to
do with allowing an error report to be sent to MS. Rather, the
problem deals with the Bluetooth COM add-in for Excel ("Send to
Bluetooth"). The problem stems from the fact that the Bluetooth add-
in tries to refer to my profile data at a hard-wired folder location
of "C:\Documents and Settings\gomer\My Documents\Bluetooth Exchange
Folder". However, I have relocated my profile to another HDD.
Obviously, the folder location should not be hardcoded. The way I
eliminated the problem was to disable the Bluetooth COM add-in (Send
to Bluetooth) within Excel 2007. This is done via the "Add-ins"
section of the "Excel Options". By the way, the "Send to Bluetooth"
add-in refers to "C:\Windows\system32\btsendto_office.dll", which I
believe was produced by/for Broadcom.
Another way to solve the problem is to leave the add-in enabled and
create a dummy folder path in "Documents and Settings". I do not know
the ramifications of doing this.
Thanks,
Gomer
On May 29, 9:12 pm, (e-mail address removed) wrote:
Folks, OK - One more post to clear up a secondary mistake (sorry) that Imade
Folks,
OK - One more post to clear up a secondary mistake (sorry) that I
made in haste. I've discovered that the problem does not go away if
you create a dummy folder path in "Documents and Settings". I noticed
in my system that I had left an empty folder at "C:\Documents and
Settings\gomer" when I originally moved my profile. If I remove this
folder entirely, then I do not get the crash on exit - even if the
Bluetooth add-in is enabled.
Gomer
On May 29, 9:38 pm, (e-mail address removed) wrote:
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