When installing Office, if you receive error codes 12002-4, 12007-4, or 12152-4, then it means you have an issue with your connection. Assuming that your internet connection is working, there can be other reasons. Those reasons are blocking the installation files from downloading, and when they time out, you receive these error codes.
Something went wrong, Sorry, we ran into a problem. Error codes 12002-4, 12007-4 or 12152-4
Fix Error 12002-4, 12007-4 or 12152-4 when installing Office
In this guide, we will share some tips to fix the problem.
1] Install Office Offline
It’s always a good idea to download an offline copy of Office, and then install it when you are sure that the internet is slow. The offline installer will download both 32 and 64-bit of Office. However, make sure to download the right version.
2] Turn off Proxy or VPN
Many a time you have to work with proxy, and in that case, the servers block the suspicious download. It’s a good idea to download after disabling the proxy servers. The proxy settings could be configured in your browser or can be on your computer.
- Press WIN + Q and type Proxy.
- Click on Change proxy settings.
- Turn off Automatic proxy setup.
- If you have configured the manual proxy, turn that option off as well.
If you are using a VPN, Microsoft servers might find the connection suspicious. Turn it off and start the download again.
3] Turn off Antivirus and Firewall
Antivirus & Security solutions installed on the computer might be blocking if they assume the link to be suspicious. You may disable the Windows Defender Firewall or the Firewall of your 3rd-party software from its individual settings. Once the download is complete, turn it back on.
Lastly, you can try downloading on a different location, which also means trying a different network. The load on the current system may be high, and it’s unable to offer enough bandwidth.
Read: Fix Office error code 30015-26 or 30015-45.
