- Restart your computer and ensure no Office-related applications or background processes are running.
- Run the installer or repair process as an administrator—right-click the setup executable and choose "Run as administrator."
- Temporarily disable any antivirus or firewall software, which might be blocking necessary installation files.
- Download a fresh copy of the Office installer (or Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant) to ensure you're not using corrupted setup files.
- Perform a clean boot of Windows (disable all non-Microsoft startup items and services) to eliminate third-party software conflicts.
- Use the Control Panel’s Programs & Features → Microsoft Office → Change → Quick Repair option, and if that fails, try the Online Repair which provides a deeper fix.
For a detailed walkthrough, including screenshots and advanced troubleshooting techniques, refer to the official guide for resolving Office error code 30015‑1015 (32).