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MeuMa
Nov 27, 2023Copper Contributor
"New" Teams causes Excel to crash
Hi, on several computers when Teams updated from Classic to New, it started causing Excel to suddenly shut down (when working with a file). Excel then opens this file automatically with the status "recovered".
During this time, the following error is written in the Windows application log: MsiInstaller 11321
"Product: Microsoft Teams Meeting Add-in for Microsoft Office -- Error 1321. The Installer has insufficient privileges to modify this file: C:\WINDOWS\system32\vccorlib140.dll. System Error 5."
Product version: 1.23.28501
For now, this applies to users who are using Office 2013 Pro Plus.
Disabling the add-in in Outlook doesn't change anything.
Has anyone faced a similar problem?
6 Replies
- EWoodrickIron ContributorIf I am not mistaken, Office 2013 has reached end of life.
It's little things like this that start to creep up.- karen_dredskeSteel ContributorMeuMa this is correct. Office 2013 has reached end of life. One of my colleagues wrote a blog on this not too long ago.
https://corebts.com/blog/microsoft-office-end-of-support-risks-options-steps/- MeuMaCopper Contributor"Office 2013 has reached end of life." O really? Is this Microsoft sales or the user community? If I had a new Office, I wouldn't write here but report it to Microsoft support. Guys, if you don't have anything substantive to write, don't write at all - don't score points for posts 😉
Back to the point: vccorlib140.dll is part of the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015. Maybe it would be enough to uninstall and reinstall this version of Visual C++ to solve the problem. However, I read about it later. I previously tried uninstalling and reinstalling Office using the control panel, but it didn't help. Then I used the Uninstall Support Tool from Microsoft and it helped: after using this tool and reinstalling Office, it has been OK for several days (previously the problem occurred several times a day).