Title: Easy Ways to Repair a Corrupt PowerPoint Presentation File
Headings: Easy Ways to Repair a Corrupt PowerPoint Presentation File
Easy Ways to Repair a Corrupt PowerPoint Presentation File
How to Repair Corrupt PowerPoint Presentation File?
Solution 1: Move the Corrupt PowerPoint Presentation to Another location
Solution 2: Open PowerPoint in Safe Mode
Solution 3: Insert slides of Corrupt Presentation into New File
For PowerPoint 2003 or previous versions
For PowerPoint 2007 or advanced versions
Solution 4: Open and Repair PowerPoint Slides
Steps to Repair and Recover Corrupt Presentation with Remo Repair PowerPoint:

Content: in Safe Mode. Go to the Start menu, press Windows and R keys together
Type powerpoint /safe and hit OK
Open your corrupt presentation file
If your presentation file opens or works normally in safe mode, then it looks like add-ins, extensions or custom settings you made in PowerPoint are affecting the functionality of the application. So, go through PowerPoint Options and do the troubleshooting. Solution 3: Insert slides of Corrupt Presentation into New File
This is one of the easiest as well promising techniques to deal with corrupt PowerPoint presentations. You can insert slides from the corrupt or damaged PowerPoint presentation into a new blank file, without opening the broken PPT. So, here is how to insert slides from corrupt presentation into a new blank file. For PowerPoint 2003 or previous versions
Open a new blank PowerPoint file
In Home tab, select Insert then, Slides from Files option
Use Slide Finder and open your corrupt PowerPoint presentation
Check the Keep source formatting box (located at right bottom)
Click on the Insert All option
Save this recreated presentation file in a new location
For PowerPoint 2007 or advanced versions
Open a new blank PowerPoint file
In Home, click New Slide and choose Reuse Slides
Open your corrupt PowerPoint presentation by clicking the Browse button
All sides of your broken presentation will be shown on the right panel
Check the Keep source formatting button
Right click on a slide and choose to Insert All Slides
Save this recreated presentation file in a new location
If you cannot access the recreated file after adding slides to it from the corrupted presentation then, open the recreated file in PowerPoint. Choose Save As and give a new name. Go to Design, click on Browse for Themes… under Themes category.