How To Fix PowerPoint Is Not Responding, Starting Or Opening On Windows 11 [Tutorial]
63How To Fix PowerPoint Is Not Responding, Starting Or Opening On Windows 11 [Tutorial]
Microsoft’s PowerPoint is one of the most widely used apps from the Office suite. Millions of students and business users use this program to create powerful presentations for school/work.
But, just like every other program or app in Windows, PowerPoint might suddenly become unresponsive at some point, and cause major problems to a user who’s in the middle of creating a presentation. Probably the last thing in the world you want is to lose hours of work just because PowerPoint became unresponsive.
According to Microsoft, various factors can cause PowerPoint problems in Windows, including an outdated version of the program, a conflicting add-on, or an outdated antivirus software that conflicts with PowerPoint. To be honest, these issues are very unlikely to happen, but it’s not impossible.
Issues addressed in this tutorial:
PowerPoint not working
PowerPoint audio not working
PowerPoint animation not working
PowerPoint insert audio not working
PowerPoint screen recording audio not working
my PowerPoint animation not working
PowerPoint camera recording not working
PowerPoint gif not working
PowerPoint not working properly
PowerPoint presentation sound not working
PowerPoint audio recording not working
PowerPoint screen recording not working
PowerPoint sound not working
Sometimes, when you are working with Microsoft PowerPoint and are in the middle of a slide transition mode you realize the PowerPoint application has just stopped working. It not responding, freezes or hangs for an unusually long time. You may even receive a Microsoft PowerPoint has stopped working error.
Many of the PowerPoint users have reported that the PowerPoint application is struck or freezes when you try to open the application. Potential causes for this issue are:
Third-party Add-ons interfering with the application
If the printer drivers are corrupt
The application is corrupt.
This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops, and tablets running the Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, Alienware, Razer, MSI, Huawei , Microsoft Surface, and Samsung.