Microsoft Office 365 Forum

I get the following message with every office 365 program I try to open under Crossover Linux 21: (This was from Excel)

We're sorry, but Excel has run into an error that is preventing it from working correctly. Excel will need to be closed as a result. Would you like us to repair now?

Clicking on the repair box does nothing. I have no idea what happened - I use Excel nearly daily. I also tried Word, PowerPoint, and Access - same thing happens.

I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 patched daily.

I opened a ticket, but was wondering if anyone else had this happen, and did you have to reinstall Office, or perhaps just a backup of the bottle?

I have the same issues.
I haven't solved it yet. Also haven't tried reinstalling Office 365.

I've had the same issue with Crossover 21 on Pop!_os 21.04. Tried reinstalling office 365 after deleting my previous bottle, since no office programs will work, but now the activation won't work. Hope this issue will be fixed soon. I've succeeded in installing office 365 business, as I have a subscription for that, and opening the applications works again, but activation is impossible.

Did anyone find a solution to get Office365 working again? I've tried reinstalling, checked my OpenGL 32 bit libraries and can't figure it out.
It starts to load but quits with the error I posted in my earlier thread. Office 2010 still works fine so I'm using it for now.

solved:
openSUSE just released new video card drivers from Nvidia, both 64 and 32 bit.
After updating to the latest drivers, Office 365 now works fine without crashing.
The new drivers I installed were:
kernel-firmware-nvidia | 20210208-150300.4.10.1
libdrm_nouveau2 | 2.4.104-1.12
libdrm_nouveau2-32bit | 2.4.104-1.12
nvidia-computeG05 | 470.129.06-lp153.54.1
nvidia-computeG05-32bit | 470.129.06-lp153.54.1
nvidia-gfxG05-kmp-default | 470.129.06_k5.3.18_57-lp153.54.1
nvidia-glG05 | 470.129.06-lp153.54.1
nvidia-glG05-32bit | 470.129.06-lp153.54.1
x11-video-nvidiaG05 | 470.129.06-lp153.54.1
x11-video-nvidiaG05-32bit | 470.129.06-lp153.54.1
xf86-video-nouveau | 1.0.15-5.26