Fix Compile error in hidden module while running Word/Excel for Windows/Mac (2023 Updated)

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This demo contains complete info that helps fix Compile error in hidden module while trying to start/save Word/Excel for Windows or Mac.

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7/31/2023 Updated:
here are some steps you can take to fix the "Compile error in hidden module" error while running Word/Excel for Windows/Mac:

1. **Check for updates:** Make sure that your copy of Word/Excel is up to date. You can check for updates by opening the program and going to **File - Account - Office Updates**.
2. **Disable add-ins:** Sometimes, add-ins can cause problems with Word/Excel. To disable add-ins, open Word/Excel and go to **File - Options - Add-ins**. In the **Manage** list, select **COM Add-ins** and click **Go**. Clear the check boxes next to any add-ins that you don't want to use.
3. **Repair Office:** If you're still having problems, you can try repairing Office. To do this, open **Control Panel** and go to **Programs and Features**. Select **Microsoft Office** and click **Change**. In the **Quick Repair** or **Online Repair** dialog box, select **Repair** and click **Next**.
4. **Reinstall Office:** If repairing Office doesn't work, you can try reinstalling it. To do this, uninstall Office from your computer and then reinstall it from the Microsoft website.

If you're still having problems after trying these steps, you can contact Microsoft support for help.

Here are some additional tips for troubleshooting the "Compile error in hidden module" error:

* **Make sure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements for Word/Excel.** You can find the system requirements on the Microsoft website.
* **Update your graphics card driver.** You can download the latest graphics card driver from the manufacturer's website.
* **Run Word/Excel in compatibility mode.** To do this, right-click on the Word/Excel executable file and select "Properties." In the "Compatibility" tab, select "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" and select an older version of Windows.
* **Disable any unnecessary background programs.** These programs can use up system resources and cause Word/Excel to crash.

i. here are some of the most common issues when using Word:

* **File corruption:** Word files can become corrupted for a variety of reasons, such as power outages, viruses, or software errors. If your Word file is corrupted, you may not be able to open it or you may experience problems with the text or formatting.
* **Formatting issues:** Word can sometimes have problems with formatting, such as text that is not aligned correctly or images that are not displayed properly. These problems can be caused by a variety of factors, such as incompatible fonts or incorrect settings.
* **Crashing:** Word can sometimes crash, which means that it will unexpectedly close without saving your work. This can be caused by a variety of factors, such as low memory, incompatible add-ins, or software errors.
* **Performance issues:** Word can sometimes be slow or unresponsive. This can be caused by a variety of factors, such as a large document, incompatible add-ins, or a slow computer.
* **Compatibility issues:** Word documents can sometimes be incompatible with other versions of Word or with other word processing programs. This can cause problems when you try to open or edit the document.

Here are some tips for troubleshooting issues with Word:

* **Check for updates:** Make sure that your copy of Word is up to date. Updates can often fix problems with Word.
* **Disable add-ins:** Sometimes, add-ins can cause problems with Word. To disable add-ins, open Word and go to **File - Options - Add-ins**. In the **Manage** list, select **COM Add-ins** and click **Go**. Clear the check boxes next to any add-ins that you don't want to use.
* **Repair Office.**
* **Reinstall Office.**