If these steps, haven’t helped, you will need to go to Plan B. If all goes to plan, the above steps will have resolved your problem, and you will now be able to edit the document. If Word asks you whether you want to load the changes that were made to the Global or Normal template, click No. For example, the owner file for testing.docx is named ~$sting.docx.
The owner file name is the same as the real file name, except that the first two characters are replaced by ‘~$’.
The owner file is located in the same folder as the document that you tried to open. Start Windows Explorer, and then navigate to the folder that contains the document file that you tried to open when you received the error message. To make sure they are all closed, press CTRL+ALT+DELETE to open the Windows Security dialog box > Task Manager > Processes tab > select Winword.exe > End Process. First of all, close all instances of Word. However, there are steps you can follow to get around the problems that these temporary files cause when left behind. when Word is closed), but if Word crashes, they may be left behind. If all is working correctly, these files are deleted when they are no longer required (i.e. If you open a document more temporary files are created. When you start Word, Word creates a selection of hidden temporary files, in various locations on your hard drive. It may help to give an overview of what happens during normal use of Word. Then, next time you try to open the document, you will receive an error message saying that it’s already locked for editing by you. When Microsoft Word crashes while you are editing a document, it leaves behind temporary files which may give the impression that you are still editing the document.
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