This compile error in hidden module fix was researched and tested on Microsoft Office 2010 products using Windows 7 64bit Edition. oldĬ:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Forms where USERNAME is the current useģ) After renaming the files open the Microsoft Office products, e.g Excel and you will see the error has gone. If in Windows 7 open the following folder and rename the two files above so that they end in. oldĬ:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Forms where USERNAME is the current user If in Windows Vista open the following folder and rename the two files above so that they end in. oldĬ:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application Data\Microsoft\Forms where USERNAME is the current user If in Windows XP open the following folder and rename the two files above so that they end in. To stop the error from appearing when you start Microsoft Word or Excel, do the following:ġ) Close all Microsoft Office products that you have open.Ģ) perform the following, depending on your operating system These errors occur if your startup file in Microsoft Word or Excel has become corrupt, this can happen due to malware or a plugin that has corrupted the files: This article was from our partner company who offer IT support Maidenhead, we hope the fix proves useful.Ĭompile error in hidden module: AutoExecNew Macros are often created for legitimate reasons. When an Excel file is open, try any one of the following. Macros are written in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and are saved as part of the Office file. In addition to Excel Repair Tool or Excel file repair software, a few tips may help quick fixes (to recover or repair corrupted Excel files). Often malware or macro viruses can corrupt Microsoft Word 2010 or Excel 2010 to give you startup messages which match any of the following combinations: Step 4 Select a preferred location to save the repaired Excel file.
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