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Good evening interested people, I've found a bug that crashes word using equation editor, although I cannot always reproduce it. I figure I'll get a couple comments telling me to use LaTeX instead, don't care.

That doesn't fix the bug within word. Sometimes when I create an equation (by pressing 'alt' '+') and start typing an equation, but realize I don't want to use the equation so I press backspace until it exits the equation editor mode (deleting the entire thing) Word will crash. I've used microsoft 2010 word editor for a few years and have not had this problem at all. After switching to 2013, I have this problem a dozen + times. I've tried everything on the user side to fix it, no solution has worked (including disabling hardware acceleration).

The fact that it didn't occur on earlier versions and later occurred in 2013, I figure this is a good place to compare differences. --- I should also mention this has happened on two different operating systems on two different computers (windows 7 and windows 10 preview). The windows 10 preview is a new install that had no other version of office on the system. While it may be operating system based, the fact it occurs on both 7 and 10 makes it unlikely (unless it is a bug with windows). The fact it occurs on a newly installed operating system makes it unlikely previous installations of office is causing the problem. Hi, Based on the log, >>Faulting application path: C: WINDOWS SysWOW64 werfault.exe.

Hi Statistician, I followed your steps, and could not reproduce this issue. Do you mind going to Event view and check if there are logged some detailed information about crash? Regards, George Zhao TechNet Community Support It's recommended to download and install, which is developed by Microsoft Support teams. Once the tool is installed, you can run it at any time to scan for hundreds of known issues in Office programs. Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact tnmff@microsoft.com.

Hi Statistician, I followed your steps, and could not reproduce this issue. Do you mind going to Event view and check if there are logged some detailed information about crash? Regards, George Zhao TechNet Community Support Sorry for the delayed response, I hope there is a notification you get since I replied to you. Hi, Based on the log, >>Faulting application path: C: WINDOWS SysWOW64 werfault.exe. Hi, folks - This rather old thread still comes up as the lead hit in a Google search, so I'll revive it.

This problem still occurs, even in recent versions of Word. George, the thread that you referenced has little to do with the problem, unfortunately. The behavior mentioned by the OP is exactly the issue that I encounter. When deleting an equation through to the beginning, most of the time things work fine. However, once in a while, Word completely hangs. This bug seems to have continued through several versions of Word now. The equation editor is wonderful, but this insidious bug adds a frustrating twist on a great feature.