

Path: /Applications/Microsoft Word.app/Contents/MacOS/Microsoft Wordĭuration Sampled: 2. Could be add-on anti-virus or anti-malware tools, or other issues with add-on software. Could well be Word triggering this, or could be something else on the bus, could be bus power, or could be the SSD. Microsoft Word might be the culprit, or it might be a bystander. The error message that I get from Word when "Force Quit" the program starts with (even though I dont know if this helps the rest of the error message is very very long): There are many possible triggers for crashes. I have tried everything: restarting, debugging, removing add-ons in word, and changing my citation style. Word 2008/2011: Choose the Tools > EndNote > Unformat Citations or Convert to Unformatted Citations. Then it will organize the files it has found based on different categories. On a Mac: Make a backup of your document. Step 2: AnyRecover will perform a deep scan searching for lost files. When I try to add an in-text citation, I get an error message that leads me to your troubleshooting page. Recover Lost Files from Word Crashing on Mac with AnyRecover Step 1: Launch the software, select the location where you have lost the Word documents, then click on the Start button. Select your hard disk in the left-hand pane. I keep coming across the same issue over and over again: when I try to remove an in-text citation, the program just freezes on the spinning wheel. Replied on JReport abuse Open Applications>Utilities>Disk Utility. I am a Mac user, and using the new 16.54 version of Word and the 5.0.96.3 version of Zotero.
