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Excel 2013 two laptops near identical spec performing differently
I am not sure exactly what the problem area is, but any help or guidance would be gratefully received.
Two laptops, near identical spec. 1) both running Windows 10 pro, 64-bit operating system, X 64 based processor. 2) machine one....i5,6gb ram,256 ssd machine two....i7,8gb ram,256ssd 3) both have office 2013, home and business, stand-alone. 4) I have had both office 2010 and 2013 installed on both. I have kept 2010 because I use two add-ins for excel which do not play well with office 2013. I have been having increasing problems with machine 2, lock-ups etc, probably due to 10 updates; only occurring in about the last three weeks. On machine 2, Microsoft message said problems caused by incompatibility of having 32-bit and 64-bit office installed on the same machine. I duly uninstalled office 2010 and reinstall office 2013. I am now in the crazy position where trying to load the same number of Excel worksheets that I used to use(Now with Excel 2013 only) now throws up error messages of the kind .. Out of memory and the Excel worksheet locks up. I haven't attempted to make any changes to machine 1 and this is ticking along quite happily, Office 2010 and 2013 both installed, no error messages, no problems. Excel 2010 happily works with the same number of worksheets as before. I really have no idea what is happening. |
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You cannot have both a 32-bit and a 64-bit installation of Office in the same Windows environment.
Have you tried repairing the Office installation (via Start > Windows Control Panel > Programs > Programs & Features > Microsoft Office (version) > Change > Repair)?
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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I would have disagreed with you until today, as my older laptop let me hold both.
However even this has now started to playup, with conflicts,etc. I suspect it has something to do with windows 10 updates, as this is a relatively new phenomena. Now reverted to 1 laptop with office 2010 (had to remove 1 of my addins) and 1 laptop with 2013. Still can not understand how excel 2010 lets me load all the workbook/sheets I have always worked with (taskmanager count usually shows 48) and yet the newer 2013 keeps giving out of memory problems. |
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You can - you just have to install the 64bit version(s) first. It's not a supported scenario as far as I know, but it does work.
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According to Microsoft, though, you can't - they're not compatible with each other, even if you install different versions.
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Yeah, but they're wrong.
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thanks for your advice.
I really still have no real understanding of my problems. I think my way forward wil be to ignore office 2013. As soon as I can find another office 2010, Iwill be installing this on both machines. My addins are more important to me, than how pretty a newer version looks. regards.. |
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