Is this computer YOUR OWN PERSONAL COMPUTER owned by YOU, or does it belong to your employer? If it belongs to the employer or is connected to the employers network, then your company's IT department may have rules about what CAN and CANNOT be installed on their network and on computers owned by them or used on their network. If this is the case, your should talk to whoever in your building is responsible for computer services and find out if they can assist. It may be that the network doesn't recognize you as someone authorized to install new programs.

The recent documents I have printed all are printed starting at top of page rather than where I have placed them I'm not sure what the problem is, from your description: Do you mean you placed some images and text in the middle of the page and it's floating to the top when you print? Or are you trying to print a selection from the middle of the page and it prints the whole document?

I have also read that but can't confirm it from malwarebytes, why not join an ask the question there. That file winword.exe is running from the programs file folder where it should be, so everything is pointing to a false positive. In the link below is Virus Total site go to the site, look for the browse function there, what you do is browse to the file winword.exe on your computer if it's still there and up - load the file to that site and see what the results are... It will be scanned by several virus tools and create a log for you. Are you sure you updated malwarebytes before you ran it. So lets see what malwarebytes says, and virus total, then if needed we can send you to another forum.

Yes, that worked...at first, I just couldn't find that option, but I found it under "view" "tool bars" in case someone else needs to know this...thank you very much. Now...I don't think I had this problem before. I think...when I set up a table, the "show grid lines" and "hide grid lines" is what worked....so one of the updates must have changed this. I love it that I can come here and ask a question. I'm not sure that I would have ever dug deep enough to find this solution....