HOW TO FIX MICROSOFT OFFICE ERROR CODE 30015‑1015 (32)

How to Fix Microsoft Office Error Code 30015‑1015 (32)

How to Fix Microsoft Office Error Code 30015‑1015 (32)

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Microsoft Office Error Code 30015‑1015 (32) usually appears during Office 2013, 2016, 2019, or Office 365 installation or repair. The error indicates a problem with installation files, such as missing or corrupted components, signing issues, or conflicts with previous Office versions.


You might experience installation freezing, repeated repair requests, or error messages during setup. Often, this occurs when an incomplete Office installation remains on your system, or when the setup files are damaged or corrupted.


To resolve the issue, start by disabling any antivirus and firewall software temporarily. Navigate to Control Panel → System and Security → Windows Defender Firewall and turn it off for both public and private networks, then disable real-time protection in your antivirus program.


Next, uninstall any existing Office installation. On Windows 10/11, go to Settings → Apps, locate Office, and select Uninstall. On Windows 7/8/8.1, open Control Panel → Programs and Features, select Office, click Change, and run Quick Repair; if that fails, opt for Uninstall. After removing Office, delete any remaining files by checking the folders at:




makefile






C:Program FilesMicrosoft Office C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Office


and also clear contents in C:WindowsTemp and %temp%.


To ensure system integrity, open Command Prompt as an administrator and run the command sfc /scannow. Let the utility scan and repair any system file issues, then restart your computer.


Once your PC restarts, reinstall Office using a fresh copied installer from your copyright. Choose either the Click-to-Run installer or the offline version, depending on your connection and preference.


If Error 30015‑1015 (32) persists, you can follow the full step-by-step guide on the provided link—https://www.winchatsupport.com/office/error-code-30015-1015-32-in-microsoft-office/—where detailed troubleshooting steps are provided. You can also access live chat support at the WinChatSupport homepage for real-time assistance and more Office-related guides.

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