PPTX file is giving an error and can’t be opened
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Answer #2
Hello, davidburns
Step 1
Launch Microsoft PowerPoint. In the “Recent” list of files displayed in the opening screen, locate the document that’s giving you problems.
Step 2
Find your PPTX file in the saved drafts folder when it opens. Open the file version you want from the list of AutoRecover saves.
Related Reading: How to Recover a Corrupt RTF File
Step 3
Verify that your document contains the slides and graphics you expect based on your most recent edits. Click on the “File” tab and choose “Save As” to save your document under a new name.
For more detailed information read this article: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/50c99db5-9167-44fe-b625-e2682fa682ca/corrupt-powerpoint-file?forum=officeitprolegacy
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Answer #1
Hello,
This is not really something that we would be able to offer you much help with, as it sound like a local issue with your data or with PowerPoint. I would recommend checking Microsoft’s knowledgebase or support team.