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Originally Posted by Aleks
This sounds vaguely similar to when removable memory (ie: SD, micro SD) goes bad. Does that have an SSD? or EMMC memory? Large capacity memory cards will every now and then lock to read only when there is a fault detected or bad modules. That results in a completely unusable and typically irreversible state. The reason I bring it up is that I wouldn't see why an SSD failure would be any different than any other solid state media
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I read about this too when I was looking around for a solution. However I don't think this is the case since the issue was only with Power Point.
I save everything to either Google Drive or OneDrive so I'm not overly concerned with losing data.
The laptop came with 16GB of RAM (not sure of the type) and a 512GB SSD.