Note: Some Microsoft Office programs like Access, require the use of the start screen and there is no way to bypass start screen in such programs.Īfter this registry change, you will find all the Apps or Programs in Microsoft Office always opening in a New Blank file, totally skipping the start screen.Īt any time, you can re-enable the start screen for all the programs in Microsoft Office by changing the Value Data from 1 to 0.
Next, double-click on DisableBootToOfficeStart and change the number in Value Data field from 0 to 1. Right-click on New Value #1 entry and click on Rename and Rename this entry to “DisableBootToOfficeStart”.ģ.6. You will see a new Entry called “New Value #1” appearing in the right pane. On the Registry Editor screen, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\General Key.ģ.4. Next, right-click on the General Key and click on New > DWORD (32-bit) Value.ģ.5.
On the Run Command window, type regedit and click on OK.ģ.3. Right-click on the Start button and click on Run in the Win-x menu that appears.ģ.2. If you do not want the start screen in all the Microsoft Office programs, you can either disable the Start screen for Word, Excel, PowerPoint and others Apps individually or use the following registry hack.ģ.1. Disable Start Screen in All Microsoft Office Programs Now, whenever you open Microsoft Excel program on your computer, you will see Microsoft Excel opening directly in a blank File, instead of opening its default start screen. Click on OK to save this change and close Microsoft Excel Program. On the Excel Options screen, scroll down to “Start Up Options” section and uncheck Show the Start screen when this application starts option.Ģ.5. Open Microsoft Excel program on your computer and open an existing file or open a blank workbook.Ģ.2. Once the File is open, click on the File tab located in the top ribbon menu.Ģ.4. If you do not find the start screen in Microsoft Excel necessary, you can follow the steps below to bypass the annoying startup screen in Microsoft Excel.Ģ.1.
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