Windows 10: Why is Powerpoint starting every time I start my computer?

I have never asked it to be a startup program. Such option does not seem to be in the Powerpoint Options. It is not present on the Startup tab of Task Manager. It is not present in Settings startup. It is not present in the startup folder when I run shell:startup. It is not present in the Registry run key, Leaving aside the fact that it is brain damaged to spread this function over so many different places, there is at least one more hidden place that insists on running Powerpoint every time I start my computer. I want to see Powerpoint about 2% of the time, not 100%.n How do I make it stop?

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PowerPoint file crashes PowerPoint upon opening

since this happens in some of the computers only, suggest that you open the file on working computer and copy everything and paste to a new powerpoint file.
most of the time it works to me. *Smile

 

slow start up * 6 times slower

Hi Ali,

The slow start up on your computer may be caused by the update you installed. However, for us to fully identify the root cause, we need to gather additional information. Kindly answer the following:

• What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?
• are you getting any error messages when starting up your computer? If so, can you send us a screenshot? Make sure that you remove all personal information.
• What is the current version and build number of your computer? To get the information, kindly follow the steps below:
  • Click on the Start menu.
  • Type winver.
  • Press Enter.

In the meantime, we suggest that you boot the computer in Safe Mode. This will start your Windows in a basic state, using a limited set of files and drivers. Please follow the steps provided on this

link. Once in Safe Mode, kindly check if you will still experience the same issue.

Please post back with the result for further assistance.

 

PowerPoint 2016 high CPU usage after file is saved

Hi,

There's a possibility that an add-in that is installed and enabled in PowerPoint is causing the problem. For us to sort this out, we suggest checking the add-ins in PowerPoint and verify if a
CoPentaBar add-in is enabled. Follow these steps:

• Start PowerPoint.
• On the File menu, click Options.
• Then, click Add-ins.
• At the bottom of the Add-Ins dialog box, select COM Add-ins and then click
  Go.
• Click to disable the CoPentaBar add-in.
• Click OK.

Let us know how it goes.

Regards.