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Sep 19,  · Hi Smarties, I looked at this exact same issue not so long ago. In the end I found a really good powershell script by Mick Pletcher (see below link) that extracts the updates from the distribution folder where SCCM puts the office updates, uniquely renames them with the KB number, and then places these in to the “updates” folder of the Office source folder. Note: The steps to install the or versions of Office Professional Plus, Office Standard, or a stand-alone app such as Word or Project might be different if you got Office through one of the following: Microsoft HUP: If you bought Office for personal use through your company, see Install Office through HUP. Volume license versions: If you work in an organization that manages your. Microsoft office 64 bit free download is available to download and install (release July ) from our quality file library, easy and free. Google Handball Portable can run from a quilt folder, external drive, or termination folder without installing into Memory. fixes, and other updates along with post tech support at no problem.
 
 

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The update took 10 minutes to install and it said “Configuring Windows Features” as it was installing. No other major software is installed on this computer. When it happened the first time, I thought it was hacked so I re-imaged the machine but then it happened again. I’m pretty sure it’s Office, although I don’t know how it got the update with clickrun being blocked.

The view update history is wrongly labeled; it should say update information because it doesn’t show any information on what’s been updated on a computer. How do I uninstall an update if needed? I also need to control when it goes out to get the update and when it actually installs it. This is a little creepy for something to just go out and install without your knowledge. If feels like your being hacked and it’s unacceptable practice. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

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Any image, link, or discussion related to child pornography, child nudity, or other child abuse or exploitation. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn’t help. Thanks for your feedback. I know Office updates within itself, that’s why Click-to-run is blocked by the firewall twice. The whole idea of blocking was to prevent updates and it was able to update anyway. So this means it’s using something else instead. It’s probably using bits which I should re-image the system and disable it to find out.

As far as I know, all firewalls except built-in windows have the ability to block anything in a OS. If yours is unable to do this most simplest task, you might want to consider switching to a more capable one. Why would I want to block an Office update? Installed Updates not office are available in control Panel There is no similar list of Office updates. To revert to an earlier released version of Office or Office as an Office installation, you must use a command line and specify the build number you would like to revert to.

I only mentioned the firewall because you said, ” It would be unusual for a standard main stream Firewall utility to block an office update “. Blocking a component whether it’s part of the operating system or other software is not unusual at all, it’s the very basic behavior of a firewall.

I was only suggesting, if your firewall was not able to accomplish this simple task then you might want to get a more capable one. I was not suggesting to block Office updates. Why are you suggesting to revert Office?

How does this answer my question? You fail to understand, a standard firewall will not block office update, unless the user chooses to modify the firewall settings. I stated what you would need to do to revert to an earlier build, but apparently the instructions were not clear to you. I’ve read the various articles about placing the. There are three columns with applicable KB links to downloads – Non-security, Security and superseded. The problem is, when you download these files and extract them, the.

Assume we can ignore the security superseded, but what about the other two? Does the security release include non-security fixes, and vice versa? Sometimes the security release is newer than the non-security and vice versa. I’ve read about getting an installation on a dummy machine up to date using Windows update, and then using some vbscript to suck out the.

If I go in to advanced settings on windows updates and tick the option to download updates for other MS software, that setting just unsets itself when I check for updates!

And I can’t check for updates from within an Office app as we are running a volume licenced version so there is no option to do so! Any ideas?! Hi Smarties, I looked at this exact same issue not so long ago. In the end I found a really good powershell script by Mick Pletcher see below link that extracts the updates from the distribution folder where SCCM puts the office updates, uniquely renames them with the KB number, and then places these in to the “updates” folder of the Office source folder.

All you need to do after running it is update the package from the source files! It is possible to automate all of this too. Thanks to DannyG from: smarties11 19th September Cheers Danny – that looks spot on.