Unable to save mpp 2013 file, error "the file cannot be opened"

Using a local copy of Microsoft Project Pro 2013.
Opening and editing mpp files created only with 2013, never using earlier versions or format.
However, sometimes after opening a 2013 mpp file, working on it, then trying to Save, or Save-AS, pops up a message
The file "project.mpp" cannot be opened.
At this point is it IMPOSSIBLE to save the file in any way!
Can't save or Save-As to any location on my computer or network.
This is very frustrating to loose all the work done on a file. This happens in various files, never on specific files or anything else I can put my finger on.
-----------The full error is as following--------------
The file "project.mpp" cannot be opened.
* Check that the file name and path are correct.
* Check that the file format is recognized by Project.
Project files saved in versions earlier than Microsoft Project 2000 can't be opened.
If your file is from an earlier version, open in that version, click Save As (File menu), and save in MPX format. Open the MPX file in the current version of Project. When you use this method, project data is imported, but formatting is lost.
Your kind assistance please,
Thank you

Hi,
If you don't find any clue, you can send your file to me (guillaume.rouyreATgcosiDOTcom, replace cap) so I can give a try.
Hope this helps,
Guillaume Rouyre, MBA, MCP, MCTS |

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