Hopefully, one of the above methods will solve your problem with Word either opening in Safe Mode or crashing when trying to open. You shouldn’t get any errors hopefully and once it’s done, go ahead and try to run Word again. The Microsoft Office setup dialog box will pop up and it’ll do some configuration for a few minutes and then finish. You can also try to register Word with Windows again by clicking on Start, typing in run and then typing in the following command: Rename it to Normal.old and then restart Word and see if it open normally or in safe mode. Right-click on the file and choose Rename. Then click on the View tab and uncheck the box that says “ Hide extensions for known file types“.Ĭlick OK and now you’ll be able to see the extension for the file. You can do this by clicking on the Organize button, then Folder and Search Options. In order to change the file extension, we’ll have to unhide file extensions. Then click on Microsoft and click on Templates. You can rename the Normal.dotm file to something else and when you open Word again, it will recreate the file for you. For re-enabling a disabled item, choose the Disabled Items > Enable.
From About Microsoft Office Outlook wizard, select Disabled items. If something has gone wrong with the Word global template, called Normal.dotm, then it can cause the whole starting in safe mode issue. If you are working with Outlook 2003 or any older version of Outlook then, go with down steps: Select Help tab from toolbar. If not, keep reading the other possible solutions! Create new Normal.dotm
Depending on your system, you may or may not have the Bluetooth item in the list, but if you’re having this problem, then more than likely it’s there. In the list that pops up, go ahead and uncheck Bluetooth.
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