Office Error Code 1713 is a common issue encountered by Microsoft Office users. It typically occurs when there are problems with the installation or configuration of Office software, indicating that the installation process was interrupted or that there’s a conflict with other software or system components.
This guide explains the causes and the steps to resolve it.
This error indicates the installation process was interrupted, or there’s a conflict with other software or system components. If it appears during installation, our guide to Office installation errors provides additional steps. If the problem occurs while updating, see our guide to Microsoft Office update errors.
Here’s how to fix Error Code 1713:
Open Control Panel → Programs → Programs and Features, find Microsoft Office in the list, right-click it, select Change, and choose the Repair option. Start with Quick Repair, then try Online Repair if the error continues.
If the standard repair option doesn’t resolve it, run Microsoft’s Support and Recovery Assistant tool, which can diagnose and fix deeper installation issues automatically.
If repairing doesn’t fix the error, uninstall Office completely, making sure all previous installations are properly removed, then reinstall it fresh using your Microsoft account.
Go to Settings → Update & Security → Windows Update and install any pending updates, and confirm your computer meets Office’s minimum system requirements — this helps prevent the error from recurring.
If Office installs successfully but later shows a licensing message, see our guide to Microsoft Office unlicensed product issues. It’s advisable to consult Microsoft’s official support resources if this error persists. Our experts are here to assist you — Chat with a specialist — for more technical support.
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It’s usually caused by an interrupted installation process, or a conflict with other software or system components.
Yes. Repair fixes most common issues without needing a full uninstall — reserve reinstalling for when repair doesn’t resolve the error.
Yes. Leftover files from a previous Office installation can conflict with a new attempt, so making sure everything is properly removed first prevents recurring errors.
Yes. An outdated system or one that doesn’t meet Office’s minimum requirements can create conflicts during installation — keeping Windows updated helps prevent this.
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