Fixing 30 in words Errors: A Step-by-Step Guide

When users open Microsoft Word, they experience errors like 30 in words error or 30 in words limit exceeded.
This error appears when the 30-character limit is exceeded.
Users reported this 30 in words error in Microsoft Word 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016.

• The 30 in words error message appears when the game’s server is overloaded, or when a network connection is unstable.
• The 30 words error message should disappear after waiting for 10 minutes, but if it doesn’t, try restarting the game.

Update Windows 10

1. To update the Windows 10 OS, click the Start menu button.
2. Select the Settings app from the Start menu.
3. Then click the Update & Security option.
4. Select the Windows Update option on the Windows Update tab.
5. Click the Check for updates button.
   

Change document language

1. Open the document in which you have the error.
2. Click on File and then on Options
3. Select the Language option.
   
4. Then select English (UK)
5. Check if the error has been resolved

Change the encoding

1. If the issue is related to an encoding error, it can be solved by changing the language of the Word document.
2. Click on File.
3. Select the option Open.
   
4. Navigate to the location of the Word document.
5. Select Word document.
6. Select Edit.
   
7. Select Options.
8. Select Language.
9. Select Show Document Language in the Document window.
10. Select English (United States).
    

Create a new blank document

1. Open Word, or create a new blank document in Word.
3. Click on File.
   
4. Click on Options.
5. Click on the Spelling and Grammar tab.
6. In the Spelling and Grammar section, click on the Spelling option.
7. Click on the Change button.
   
8. Now, click on the Custom Dictionaries option.
9. Click on Add.
10. Click on the folder icon to browse for the file.
11. Click on the file to open it.
12. Now, click on the OK button.
    

Copy the content to a new file

1. Copy the content to a new file and save the file with a new file name.
2. Copy the documents to another computer, and then re-add it to the library and save the file again.
   

Save the document in a different format

1. Open the document in Word, then press Ctrl + S to save it.
2. Select Rich Text (RTF) from the Save as type drop-down menu, and then press Save.
   
3. The file will be saved as an RTF file, which is compatible with all versions of the Microsoft Word application.