- Powerpoint Not Opening Windows 10 2016
- Powerpoint 2013 Not Opening Windows 10
- Powerpoint Slideshow Not Working Windows 10
- Open the file using PowerPoint Viewer
- Try launch temporary version of PowerPoint presentations
- Move your presentation to a different storage location then open it
- Launch the PowerPoint file on Word
- Create a blank PowerPoint file and insert all slides to it
- Try a third party application to open the presentation
- PowerPoint file may be corrupted due to virus or malware intrusion
- Error while importing presentations from another system
- Network break-down while downloading PPTX file in Windows 8
- Header corruption or file index damage
- Faulty MS Office PowerPoint application
- Download Yodot PPT Repair tool and install it to your Windows 8 computer
- Launch the application by using shortcut icon present on the desktop
- Go through instructions provided on the main window of this PowerPoint file repair application
- Browse for that PowerPoint file that is not opening on Windows 8 and has to be repaired
- Now, hit “Repair” tab to initiate PowerPoint file repair process
- You can monitor the repair process by looking at the progress bar displaying on the screen
- Once repairing is finished, you will get a confirmation message that is displayed on the screen
- Take help of the Preview option to view fixed PPT/PPTX file
- At last, save fixed PowerPoint file to a desired location on your Windows 8 computer
Important Suggestions
- Install regular PowerPoint updates on your Windows 8 computer
- Don’t try to modify PowerPoint file on your if you aren’t comfortable
- Avoid interruption while downloading or importing PowerPoint file on Windows 8
How to Enable Presentation mode in Windows 10
Open and customize Presentation Settings
Create a Desktop shortcut to Presentation Mode in Windows 10
Conclusion
Powerpoint Not Opening Windows 10 2016
Problems with PowerPoint 2013 or a newer version hanging, freezing or not responding may occur for one or more of the several reasons. Try these solutions in the order listed below:
Install the latest updates
Installing any important, recommended, and optional updates can often correct problems by replacing out-of-date files and fixing vulnerabilities. To install the latest Office updates, see Install Office updates.
You can also attempt to get updates manually at any time. If installing the latest Office updates doesn't resolve your issue, continue to the next step.
Send a frown to the Office product team
If you're using Office 2016, on the File tab in PowerPoint, select Feedback. Click Send a Frown. (The Feedback pane opens on the right side of the PowerPoint window.)
Describe the problem, and then please select the Include diagnostic and usage data box. (Sending diagnostic data to the Office product team allows it to analyze the context in which your problem has occurred. This helps the team determine what needs to be fixed in the software.)
Click Submit to transmit the feedback to the Office team.
Check whether PowerPoint is in use by another process
If PowerPoint is in use by another process, this information will be displayed in the horizontal status bar at the bottom of the screen. If you try to perform other actions while PowerPoint is in use, PowerPoint may not respond. Let the task in process finish its job before attempting other actions.
If PowerPoint is not in use by another process, continue to the next step.
Investigate possible issues with add-ins
While add-ins can enhance your experience, they can occasionally interfere or conflict with PowerPoint. Try starting PowerPoint without add-ins to see if the problem goes away. Here’s how: