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When you try to start Office, you may receive this error. Here are some steps you can take to try to fix the problem. The most common solutions are listed first. Try them in order.
Reboot the device.
Wait a few minutes, reboot your device, sign in and launch the app again.
Repair Office from Control Panel
The instructions for running the recovery tool depend on your operating system. Select your system from the dropdown list.
Removing and reinstalling Office
Remove Office using the easy fix tool
Having problems installing Office? Use the offline installer
If you are unable to install Office by following the instructions in the articles above, try using the offline installer.
The Office Standalone Installer can help you work around proxy, firewall, antivirus, and internet connection issues that you may experience while installing Office.
For instructions on how to install a standalone version of Office, see Use the offline Office installer (click the appropriate tab for your version of Office).
Google Chrome is one of the most convenient and practical browsers at the moment, but even in it, unexpected errors can occur. One of them: "Shit ... There was a problem loading this page in Google Chrome." After it appears on the screen, the page stops opening, and simply reloading the tab may not always help. If this error appears more than once, but with a certain frequency, then you need to solve it yourself. What to do in such cases, we will describe below.
Why does the "Shit ..." error appear: the main reasons
The error can appear due to the following problems:
- The site is temporarily unavailable or has ceased to exist altogether. Check if the link is correct.
- The browser version is out of date or out of date.
- The files responsible for the operation of the browser are corrupted by a virus or by your actions.
- The internet connection is unstable.
- There are programs on the computer that conflict with the browser.
- The computer has picked up a virus that prevents pages from loading.
- The Firewall add-on of your antivirus is not working properly.
- Browser conflict with installed add-ons.
You can see how often you get the "Shit ..." error by clicking on the link chrome: // crashes. Enter it in the search bar and press Enter.
How to fix a bug in Google Chrome
If you do not know why exactly the pages are not displayed in your browser, then try all the methods one by one until you find the one that solves your problem.
Checking your internet connection
Try to open a different link, use a different browser or download a file to make sure that the Internet is working stably. If the check shows that the Internet is not working as it should, then ensure that this problem is resolved. Perhaps reconnecting to the network will help, or restarting the router if you are using Wi-Fi.
Checking site loading
Before trying to fix the browser, try opening the link through any other web browser, such as Internet Explorer, which is installed on your computer by default. If the site opens in it, then the problem is in Google Chrome, if not, it is a problem with the site itself, and it is not you who should fix it, but its administrators.
Reload the page
Restarting the browser
The next step is to restart your browser. The check of all files and certificates will start again, perhaps this is what will save you from the error.
Reboot your computer
Troubleshoot by disabling extensions
If the error appeared after installing or updating one of the browser extensions, then you must disable it:
Disable conflicting applications
To find out which apps Google Chrome conflicts with, follow these steps:
Scanning your computer for viruses
Perhaps the problems arise due to a virus that interferes with the operation of the browser, which means that it must be removed from the computer:
Disable Firewall
Firewall is an add-on that prevents dubious programs from accessing the Internet. If an antivirus is installed on your computer, then most likely this extension exists in it.
Disable Flash Player
Perhaps the problem is with the Flesh player built into the browser itself. Since all computers have the Flash player installed by default, the browser player can be disabled.
Google Chrome update
If the browser version is outdated, then it may not work correctly, in this case it needs to be updated:
Reinstall Browser
If the update did not help, or the virus damaged the browser files, as mentioned earlier, then you must completely remove the browser from your computer and download it again.
Change Google Account
If you have previously logged into Google Chrome using your Google account, you can sign out of it and sign in with a different account. This can be done by clicking on the following link - https://accounts.google.com/Login?hl=ru. Click the "Log in to another account" button, and then enter all the data required for authorization.
Contacting support
If none of the above methods helped, then one thing remains - contact the official Google support service to get the help of a qualified specialist. On this site you can find all the detailed information about google support - https://www.google.com/intl/ru/contact/... Describe in detail to the operators what kind of error occurred in your browser and what methods did not help to eliminate it.
Video: what to do if pages cannot be opened in Google Chrome
What to do to prevent the error from reoccurring
If you managed to get rid of the error this time, then adhere to the following rules in the future so that you do not have to solve the problem again:
- Install and update a quality antivirus on your computer, never disable it.
- Stay up to date with the version of Google Chrome, check for updates at least once every two weeks.
- Do not install unnecessary add-ons, as this will only lead to unnecessary load on the browser and, accordingly, to its breakdown. This rule applies to third-party applications as well.
- Do not try to configure the browser and climb in its files without good instructions and understanding of the matter.
So, if during the use of the browser an error appeared "Shit ... There were problems loading this page in Google Chrome", then the first thing to do is to figure out what caused it. If this is not possible, then use all of the above options in turn until you find the one you need. If none of them helped, then this means that your problem is unique and requires a deeper analysis of the reasons, in which you will be helped by Google support agents.
WordPress is considered to be more than a reliable content management system today. However, you have to come back to the topic of errors and glitches over and over again. In most cases, the user is to blame, and today we will teach you how to solve most of the problems that may arise with your Wordpress site. So, if something went wrong, you should ...
Deactivate plugins
9 out of 10 problems encountered are related to a plugin. A plugin that hasn't been updated for a long time or was poorly written can lead to many problems that can be solved simply by disabling the plugin.
If you installed the plugin, and immediately after that your site stopped working normally, then everything is clear. Just deactivate the plugin and that's it, but if you really want to use this extension, then take a look at the developer's troubleshooting guide.
If you have just updated any plugin, you may come across some new bugs. In such cases, it is best to roll back to the latest stable version of the plugin and check the developer's site for information about whether there have been complaints about the same problem. Perhaps. someone has already solved the problem, or you need to file a bug so that it can be quickly fixed.
But it so happens that the problem pops up unexpectedly, and you have no idea where it came from. In such situations, the best way out is to deactivate all plugins and see if the problem is fixed. If you find out that a plugin caused the problem, then you can activate the plugins one at a time to find the problematic one. If the problem persists with disabled plugins, then your theme or something else may be causing it.
Temporarily change your theme
Many modern themes have plugins and other code elements inside them.
If you installed a new theme and started getting strange error messages, then you need to study the support files for compatibility. - some plugin is probably conflicting with the theme or something.
Sometimes a theme just updated can cause problems. This problem can be easily resolved by rolling back the theme to a previous version that worked stably.
To find out if your theme is causing the problem, temporarily switch to the default WordPress theme like Twenty Seventeen and see if the error goes away. If the problem is in the theme, then contact the developer or just use another theme.
Check your .htaccess file
Restore from backup
If everything is very wrong with your site, and you have tried everything to solve the problem, but it does not go away, then the last step is to restore the working version of the site from its backup.
In this case, you must have a restore backup, so make sure you are using the correct backup plugin.
Common WordPress Errors and How to Fix Them:
Custom theme changes have disappeared or the updated theme crashed
If you are manually editing a WordPress theme, then those changes will go away if the theme is updated. In order to edit the theme correctly, you need to create a child theme that will contain all the customizations.
You can try to separate your edits from the original code into a child theme, before updating the current theme. You don't need to update the theme at all, but then you risk the security of the site.
WordPress white screen of death
If instead of your site you see only a white screen, then this could have happened for several reasons, and such a screen of death is often difficult to remove, since it is not clear what caused the problem.
- Increase your memory limit
- Disable plugins
- Switch to the default theme
- Enable debug mode
If that doesn't work, reinstall WordPress or restore it from a backup
Can't get into WordPress admin area
If you are denied access to the admin panel, then this could have happened due to the fault of a buggy plugin. This is especially true for security plugins - if you get messages that the password is incorrect, but resetting the password does not help, then it is probably the security plugin's fault.
In this case, you just need to deactivate all security plugins by temporarily renaming their folders, after which you can enter the admin panel as usual.
If you have lost your password, you can manually reset it from the WordPress admin area.
WordPress visual editor won't load normally
If you are editing or writing a new post and you see something like a blank screen or missing buttons, then this means that you have a very common problem.
In most cases, the problem is caused by a conflict between plugins, so try disabling them one at a time to find out which one is in trouble.
It also makes sense to open the site in another browser. If that worked, try clearing your browser cache and see if the problem is resolved.
Also, the problem may be related to JavaScript which is not working correctly. To fix this add the following text to your wp-config.php file:
Define ("CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS", false);
Pictures do not load normally or errors occur when loading pictures
If you notice that suddenly all the pictures have crashed, or you can no longer load pictures using the media uploader, then this is probably due to an incorrect file or directory permissions. To check the file permissions, log into the site using FTP and open the wp-content directory.
Right click on the uploads folder in this directory and select “file permissions”. The permissions for this folder and files must be 755. Make sure to select the “recurse into subdirectories” and “apply to directories only” options so that the permissions apply to all files within the folder.
Right click on the same folder again. Now you will need to change the control permissions for all files to 644. But this time, select only the “apply to files” option. Everything should work now.
404 error page
If you are trying to access a file on your site and it gives you a 404 error, then it is probably a URL rewriting bug in the .htaccess file.
To fix the problem, go to Settings> Permalinks and choose a different permalink structure for your site. Save, then select the old permalink structure and save again. Htaccess file will be overwritten and 404 errors will go away.
WordPress syntax error
If, when loading the site, you only see a white screen and a message like this Parse Error: Syntax error, unexpected '<‘ in home/admin/public_html/wp-content/theme/functions.php on line 22 , it means that you have encountered a code error. Every time I come across such an error, it happened because I was correcting the code myself, missing some small spelling mark, but maybe you have something wrong with the plugin or theme.
But fortunately here the error itself tells us which file the problem is, and what it is. To fix the problem, you will need to open this file, then find the line of code with the error in it and correct the syntax error.
Today we will cover crashing when browsing pages, launching extensions or downloading videos, movies "Something went wrong: Error loading manifest", aka "manifest_loading_error". An extension code (MP4) is sometimes indicated. This bug can appear on all popular browsers (Google Chrome, Yandex, Opera, Mozilla FireFox). We will show you how to fix this crash.
Crash when launching movie "Error loading manifest"
What it is
An error can occur for a variety of reasons: the main one is problems on the side of the site, it is extremely rare for a failure to appear when changing the built-in settings in the browser. This particular error in loading the manifest appeared recently and, apparently, will soon be eliminated through several browser updates. Previously, users faced a slightly different problem - "The manifest file is missing or unavailable for reading", which occurs when they try to install some extensions in the wrong folder.
In simple words - the failure occurs due to the fact that to launch pages, videos or extensions, the browser loads its settings and libraries. If such a path is violated, or the folder with attached files is changed, a similar error pops up.
How to fix the error
We have selected all the best tips for solving the bug, which are recommended on various thematic resources. Choose the one that suits you best, or try them one by one, starting with the simplest. I'll make a reservation right away - the solutions are applied with an eye on the fact that Adobe Flash Player and the current version of the browser are already available on the computer. VPN, proxies and anonymizers are not active.
Often the bug is isolated - just refresh the page, erasing the entire cache, using the CTRL + F5 command
Reinstall with cleanup
The easiest option is to try a complete reinstallation of your browser, cleaning up any leftover folders and saves. Let's do everything using the example of the popular Google Chrome.
A few more words about Chrome. Some are helped by a cleaning and error fixing tool: Chrome Cleanup Tool. Everything is simple there: download - run - clear.
Clean boot
If the bug persists, move on. Most often, the problem occurs when in addition to the browser there are many programs running in the background. For example, many people are helped by the complete removal of all iTunes components, if any, or were in Windows. In this case, apply a clean Windows startup. Then try to run the video on the problem page in the browser (Yandex, Mozilla, Opera, Chrome). Here's a video tutorial on how to clean boot.
Change browser settings
Conclusion
Many of these tips help in solving the problem of "Error loading manifest", including MP4. Do not forget another thing - perhaps the problem arose on the side of the site itself, so you should wait a bit.
