You will be presented with a pop up message saying are you sure you want to delete this key, say yes.Important :Select the key you just exported.Go tot he edit menu and delete it.If you are using Windows XP or any other version or Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or it’s later versions, select Export from the File menu, put in a file name for a backup copy of the key.If you are using Microsoft Windows 2000, click on Export Registry File from the Registry menu.Put in your file name in the box for a backup copy of the key, then click on Save.Click on the ‘start menu’, select ‘run’ option and type ‘ regedit’ and click ‘ok’.Close all the Microsoft Office programs.To manually reset the register key, you will first have to delete it: This is a little tricky, but if you follow these steps correctly you should be able to solve your problem. Note that I tested this script with Office 365 but it should work with all other versions of Outlook. Then you can sit back while MS word resets to its default settings. The script below will kill the Outlook task if its running, make a backup of your Outlook settings (in case you need to get it back for some reason), then reset Outlook to factory settings allowing you to start over and create a new profile. Once downloaded, click on ‘run’ and then select ‘open’. On the page you will find a ‘download button’, click on it and let the file get downloaded. You can click on this link to access Microsoft reset software. Select Office in the list of installed apps. If you are having issue with Office 365 in general then a full online repair will fix any issue you are having: Open Control Panel - Programs and Features. There are two ways to reset MS word to its default settings: 1.Here’s the easy way out There is no Office reset as such, each application (Word, Excel.
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