Libre Office won't run up on Windows 10

[systemsincode]

I have only just installed Libre Office and have run the presentation app I think only. Today several days later it just won’t runnup.

Whilst trying to repair the application installation I notice it asks me to close down Firefox and Discord. I am not sure what shared components that they are likely to be needing to update but that doesn’t seem right to me…

I remember the last time I had Libre Office installed it would also do this randomly and I had Open Office also installed and it also suffered from similar issues but I had to have them both installed as if one was broken likey the other was ok

Anyway I see a lot of google results for similar queries I expect some investigation in to the intaller might be needed…
… Faulting module error seems to occur on runnup:

Windows Event Viewer > Application >
Application Error: Faulting
application name: soffice.bin,
version: 7.1.1.2, time stamp:
0x60391b10 Faulting module name:
cppu3.dll, version: 7.1.1.2, time
stamp: 0x6038cd8f Exception code:
0xc0000005

Did a Repair from ‘Programs and Features’

Application runns up again…

Same as LibreOffice 6.2.8.2 crashes in cppu.dll on opening - #2 by amoluf
but would like to know the answer why this file needed a repair…

[systemsincode]

Seems there is 1 file component in the msi for this file so if it is missing it will put it if you perform a Repair from ‘Programs and Features’

But:

• Why was it not installed in the first place? or What else removed it?

• Why did the file not self heal on run up? SEEMS the application shortcut is not an advertised shortcut so this would not happen…

[EarnestAl]

In Windows the default for Shut Down is to hibernate. To reboot you need to press Start Menu > Restart

[EarnestAl]

If you have been getting "Exception code: 0xc0000005’’ on several occasions you should probably run through some checks for system file corruption & memory.

I would normally recommend people use the stable version rather than the fresh version of LibreOffice but I don’t think that is relevant in this case.

[systemsincode]

The fix for missing cppu3. Dll error is an msi repair but this doesn’t answer the questions in my comment above.

[EarnestAl]

This isn’t an answer so best to click on more at bottom of “answer” and clicking Repost as comment

[mikekaganski]

The fix for missing cppu3

This is a wrong assumption. The reported error:

Faulting module name: cppu3.dll, version: 7.1.1.2, time stamp: 0x6038cd8f Exception code: 0xc0000005

tells that cppu3.dll indeed existed (with known version and timestamp), and there was an unhandled system exception when executing come code from it. There’s nothing there in the question that would allow anyone to tell what could be the problem, and unlikely that one could gather such information, unless there’s a reproducible scenario to reproduce (which is also unlikely, and I agree with @EarnestAl that first thing to check is a system corruption / hardware malfunction).