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How to fix Web Part problems

If a web part or web part connection is corrupted or did not install properly might be a little bit tricky to remove or update the web part as you usually do. Sometimes, you will receive "Unexpected error has occurred" message, or a "#" symbol will be added at the end of your aspx page URL avoiding you to remove or update the corrupted web part in the "normal" way. There is an easy way to fix the corrupted web part by adding "?Contents=1" at the end of the Address Bar as showing in the following example: http://SiteName/Page.aspx ? Contents=1 The Page.aspx is the aspx page where your web part is placed on. The SiteName is the name of the site where the page that contains your web part is. Once you include  the "?Contents=1" at the end of your Address Bar, y ou will be redirected to the Web Part Maintenance page (You must have the appropriate permissions to use the Web part Maintenance Page). Now, make sure that you are in