How to Fix Microsoft Setup Bootstrapper Has Stopped Working In Windows 10

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This video tutorial is about How to Fix Microsoft Setup Bootstrapper Has Stopped Working In Windows 10 . • Visit this link : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/h... • • Some users are reportedly seeing the ‘Microsoft setup boots-trapper had stopped working’ error when trying to launch one, multiple or all programs present inside the Microsoft Office suite. This issue is reported to occur on multiple Windows version (Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10) and it’s confirmed to appear in conjunction with multiple Microsoft Office versions (2013, 2016, 2019 • What is the Microsoft Setup Bootstrapper? • On Microsoft Office 2013, 2016 and 2019, the BootStrappeer is responsible for the initialization of an application built using the Composite Application Library. This relatively new technology was developed in order to simplify the dependencies needed during the installation process.. • What is causing the ‘Microsoft setup boots-trapper had stopped working’ error?. • 1. 3rd party antivirus is preventing the installer from communicating with MS servers. • 2. Corrupted registry keys or installation files. • 3. A conflict with an IObit software . • 4. Task Scheduler is disabled from Registry Editor. • 5. AppCompatFlags is breaking the updating process. • 6. The Office installation is not compatible with your Windows version. • Here’s a quick guide on how to deploy this fix: • 1. Visit this link (here) and download the .diagcab file by clicking the Download button. • 2. Once the tool has been downloaded, double-click on the .diagcab file to open it. • 3. At the first prompt, click on Advanced and make sure that the box associated with Apply repair automatically is checked. Then, click the Next button to proceed. • 4. Wait until the initial detection phase is complete, then click on Installing at the first prompt. • 5. At the next screen, select the program that you’re encountering issues with (most likely Microsoft Office) and click Next once again. • 6. At the next screen, click on Yes, try uninstall. • 7. Wait until the process is complete, then restart your computer and see if you’re still encountering the same error message.

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