PowerPoint found a problem with content in xxxx.ppt__PowerPoint can attempt to repair the presentation

Problem with Office-2010 PowerPoint-2010

I am trying to download a powerpoint file from a web tool. After downloading when I try to open the file I get the blah blah "PowerPoint can attempt to repair the presentation." When I clicked repair it gave another error message that "There was an error access the file".

After a lot of looking around I HAVE FOUND THE SOLUTION. The "Protected View" settings in PowerPoint has to be changed to be able to consider the web downloaded presentations as safe and viewable. Here is how I did it:

1. Open PowerPoint 2010 -> Click on File -> Options

2. On the side tab click on "Trust Center" -> Now click on "Trust Center Settings" which is in the right window.

3. It opens a new window "Trust Center"

4. Click on "Protected View" on the left side panel.

5. Uncheck "Enable protected view for files originating from the internet". - Click OK and OK

This should get rid of "repair my ____" error and open the ppt file.

Not detecting Windows 7 during Install

Following are the commands I ran to make the install.

$ sudo apt-get install gdisk
$ sudo fixparts /dev/sda
and then press the key 'w'
Done!

How to remove existing wireless network profile on Mac

Step 1

Click the Apple menu then select System Preferences.

 

Step 2

When the System Preferences screen appears, please go to Internet &Wireless section and click Network.

 

Step 3

Under Network screen, please select Airport/WI-FI, and then click Advanced.

 

Step 4

Under the Airport tab, select the network which you want to remove and click on button “-”. Then click OK.

 

Step 5

Go back to Network page to select the network you want to reconnect by double clicking the network name.

 

Please type in the wireless password and click on OK.

How to remove the existing wireless network profile on Windows 8?

Removing wireless network profile may become necessary when you try to connect to a wireless network after you changed its password (without renaming it), so that it can identify the new one.

Solution 1

Step1 Click on the Wi-Fi icon at the right-hand corner in the task tray, and it will bring out all the available wireless signals;

Step 2 Right click on the existing wireless network name and select forget this network;

 Step 3 Reconnect to the wireless network.

Solution 2

 Step 1 You can also bring out all the wireless networks by a way of control panel;

Press ‘Windows key +X’, and click on Control Panel:

 

Step 2 Then click on Network and InternetàNetwork and Sharing CenteràChange Adapter Settings (on the left):

Step 3 Right click on Wi-Fi icon and locate on Connect/Disconnect, then you will see the existing wireless network:

Step 4 Remove the existing profile as mentioned in Solution 1.

Step 5 Reconnect to the wireless network.

Windows commands to show and delete wifi profiles

To show the list of profile connected 

netsh wlan show profiles


netsh wlan delete profile name="ProfileName"

Where ProfileName is the name of the profile you set while creating the connection

How to remove the existing wireless network profile in Windows 7

Step 1

Click Start->Control Panel, Select Network and Internet, and then click Network and Sharing Center

 

Step 2

In the task list, please choose Manage wireless networks.

 

Step 3

In the Network table, please select the existing profiles and click Remove.

 

Step 4

You may see a warning dialog box, just click OK.

 

Step 5

Then please go back to Network and Sharing Center and choose Change adapter settings -> right click Wireless Network Connection -> click Connect/Disconnect.

 

Step 6

Click the refresh button to view available wireless networks. Highlight the network which you want to connect, double click it or click Connect button.

How do I delete a wireless network from my list of available networks?

Windows 8

• Access Settings and then choose the Wireless icon.
• Right-click on the network and choose Forget this Network.

Windows 7

• Go to Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center
• Choose Manage Wireless Networks from the options on the left.
• Highlight the network from the list and choose Remove

Mac OS X (10.8)

• Go to System Preferences > Network
• Select Wifi on the left
• Choose the wireless network from the list & then click on the Disconnect button.
• Click on the Advanced button
• Select the wireless network from the list and then click on the (-) button to remove it from the list.
• Click on the Ok button
• Click the Apply button in the Networks