Moving to Windows 10 is a very challenging thing to do for some people out there because the whole process causes a number of issues that can or cannot be fixed once installation comes to an end.
For example, one of the problems that have already been acknowledged by Microsoft is that some users can no longer open Office documents after upgrading to Windows 10.
The reason is not yet clear, but we do know that, if you try to launch Word files, you get a message saying that “Word experienced an error trying to open the file,” while Excel says that “This file is corrupt and cannot be opened.”
In the case of PowerPoint, there are three different error messages that might be caused by the upgrade to Windows 10: “The application was unable to start correctly,” “PowerPoint found a problem with,” and “Sorry, PowerPoint can't read .”
There's nothing wrong with your files, and Microsoft says that these errors are most often experienced when upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and only with Office 2013.
How to fix the error
According to Microsoft, there are two ways to fix the problem, and the easiest one is to repair your copy of Office 2013 with the original installation media.
The second workaround needs you to copy the following command and paste it in a Command Prompt launched with administrator privileges: