If you need further assistance with the issue, you can always reply and I’ll be happy to assist you. To bypass it, we came up with a small tweak which follows. ‌Īs far as the issue with Lync is concerned, in case if you need further assistance you may post your query in the Lync Community: Yes, the Lync 2013 SDK will look for Lync 2013 client and Visual Studio 2010 components, which you don’t want to install. Release of mobile clients for Windows Phone 8, Apple iPhone/iPad and Android devices completes the solution as a whole. To access event viewer on Windows 8 go to Control Panel, System and Security, Administrative Tools, and then double-click Event Viewer. With release of Lync 2013, Cummulative Update in February 2013, Microsoft enabled Lync 2013 deployments to serve mobile users. If issue persists, you may post the Error report logged into the Windows 8 event viewer. Once you the Fix it completes then may re-install Office 2013 and verify the results. Run the Fix it from the following article to remove all traces of Office 2013 on the system. Note: Ensure to restart the computer to normal mode (Step 3 in the above link) once Office is successfully installed. Refer the link below to know on how to start the computer in clean boot: Restart the computer in Windows 8 clean boot and check how it works there. Repair Office 2013 installation and check if it helps resolve the issue:

You may refer to the steps mentioned in the following article and if it helps. Let us try the following steps and check if it helps in resolving the issue. Before we proceed I would require some more information to assist you better.ĭo you receive any error messages while starting the application? If so, mention the complete error message you receive if any to help you better.

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