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It's a good idea to make sure that your computer has the latest updates installed for Windows.

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If your issue is not resolved after you install the latest Windows and Office updates, go to method 2.

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To install the latest Microsoft Office updates, see Update Office and your computer with Microsoft Update.įor list of the latest Office updates, see Office Updates. Installing any important, recommended, and optional updates can frequently correct problems by replacing out-of-date files and fixing vulnerabilities. You might have to set Windows Update to automatically download and install recommended updates. Also, the CreateFileMapping is using the long name of the path which is immediately followed by a successful CreateFileMapping using the DOS name, e.g. The FILE LOCKED WITH READERS repeats a number of times.īut on further investigation, I see that later reads from the same registry key ( HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\VBA) succeed. Using Sysinternals ProcMon, capturing only while trying to open the VBA editor from Word, and filtering the results for Process Name = "WINWORD.EXE" and excluding SUCCESS, BUFFER OVERFLOW and NAME NOT FOUND from Result, I found the following: RegOpenKey ACCESS DENIEDĬreateFileMapping FILE LOCKED WITH READERSĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\microsoft shared\VBA\VBA7\VBE7.DLLĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\microsoft shared\VBA\VBA6\VBE6EXT.OLB There is no similar event when opening the editor in Excel or PowerPoint. The only thing I did find was the following event in Applications and Services Logs -> Microsoft Office Alerts every time I try to open the VBA editor in Word on a new document: Log Name: OAlerts Looking at the Event Viewer, I didn't find anything in System, Application or Security (all under Windows Logs).

Setting HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem LongPathsEnabled = 1, and rebooting.

Booting in Safe Mode - I was unable to start Word Word wasn't recognized as activated.

Adding Outlook (which was previously not installed).

Uninstalling Office, running the "Clean Office uninstall" tool referenced by in the comments, and reinstalling Office.

Deleting the Normal.dotm template and allowing Word to recreate it.

Enable all macros selected from the Trust Center.

Running Word with administrator permissions.

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Windows update (only found Office updates after the aforemnetioned manual installation).

Uninstall and reinstall Office, then manually install Office 2010 SP2.

Things I have tried before opening the VBA editor:

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The previous installation wasn't a clean install of Windows 10 it was first Windows 8, then 8.1, then 10. How can I enable VBA for the Office applications? The registry doesn't contain the VBAOff key described here. I've looked for a setting to control this in Avira, with no success. Trust the object model for each application is checked. IIRC the old behavior was to disable macros unless I explicitly allowed them for the specific document. Security settings are set to disable macros with a warning. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling VBA via the Office installer.

PowerPoint does the same as Word - no project at all - but without any error.

Excel lists three projects Project1, Project2 and Project3, but without the usual tree of objects underneath each project - class modules, standard modules etc - and without the ThisWorkbook node.

There are comparable odd results when trying to open the VBA IDE from other applications: docm extension before opening the VBA IDE doesn't help. Once I dismiss the message, the VBA IDE window opens, but there is no available project, and most of the menu items are disabled. I tried opening the VBA IDE while Avira real-time protection was turned off, but without success.

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This error can also occur if the computer is running a version of antivirus software that is incompatible with the Microsoft Office or must be updated.Īs noted, I am running Avira Free Antivirus, and AFAICT the antivirus is updated. The only thing that might be relevant is: With some possible causes listed underneath, such as missing disk space, low RAM, or missing permissions none of which are relevant. Now, when I try to open the VBA IDE from a new Word document, I get the following message: Before the reinstallation, this combination of applications worked fine. I recently reinstalled Windows 10, Avira Free Antivirus v.