Microsoft Security Essentials is a Windows application that will help you determine if a particular piece of software or a particular system program you’re trying to install or run, has been rendered broken by certain types of virus. In order to see this dialogue box appears, you need to have either used an earlier version of the program, or have installed a new operating system. It is typically found in the « Services » pane of the Control Panel. At times, it can also be found on the Start Menu, under Programs, or it can be found in the same place it was before Microsoft became aware of the flaw it had when it had not been properly updated.
On occasion, a Word document, Excel spreadsheet, and other program that have Microsoft Security Essentials disabled will still have the spell check not working, as it no longer works with the latest program version. If you need to use the Word spell check, this is likely the case with the Word error. This problem will occur when your word processor has not been properly updated. The reason why this happens is because the spell check is trying to read the number of spaces within a certain word. Word was designed for word processing.
Word documents will not be able to process if there are fewer spaces than there should be. After Word has detected the error, it will ask if you would like to fix the problem. Simply clicking on the Save Changes button will fix the spell check, but not in case if you accidentally clicked the Cancel button. You can resolve this problem by typing out the information you have typed, or by trying to fix the formatting with the Word fixer.
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