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Beware of Office 2010 Updates!

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Did you select the proxy in mini tool from default to WSUS?

Yes, looks good. Now try to uninstall Office 2010 SP2 and try the scan again, if you want.

EDIT: Works fine here without Office 2010 SP2:

EDIT2: Seems you have a newer version of MiniTool. Is this the latest working version for WinXP?

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Edited by gmipf

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Glad my setup looks OK.
:yes:
As my copy of Office 2010 is fully up to date up to and including the updates which were rolled out last month and the month before after support was supposedly ended, I'm not really very keen to now uninstall SP2 and potentially have to reinstall about 50 post SP2 updates!
I have to say that I'm not at all disputing what you're saying, but I can't think of a single reason why WSUS would work without Office 2010 SP2 installed, but won't work with it installed.
If it was an update to Windows itself it would perhaps make sense, but the presence or absence of an Office update shouldn't make any difference at all to the OS update mechanism.
This is very strange behaviour indeed.
:dubbio:

I gave it up now, my plan is to install all updates beside SP2 and install SP2 after that. Are there any updates for SP2 which I could miss? I also don't want updates with the incompatible MSO.DLL.  WSUS seems to install Office 2010 updates until 2016 despite the absence of SP2.

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At the end of October, I did a new installation of Office 2010 onto my netbook, which is running 32 bit Windows 10.
11 updates were offered after the base install, including SP2.
After I installed those, another 63 updates were offered post SP2.
You can see the list here.
Despite the supposed end of support, there have been another 10 updates offered since I did that, they are listed in my posts later in that thread.
HTH.
:yes:

  • 3 weeks later...
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Another four updates this month!

KB4493181 (Office)
KB4493186 (Excel)
KB4493145 (Word)
KB4493143 (Office)

Not bad for something that was supposed to be out of support months ago!
:D

EDIT: Just to add there is also KB4493142, but that does not seem to apply to my system.

No MSO.DLL replacement this month.

Edited by Dave-H
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  • 4 weeks later...
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Another two updates this month!
:thumbup
KB4493179 (PowerPoint)
KB4493180 (Office)

KB4493180 contains another XP incompatible version of MSO.DLL, so will need the earlier version restored to keep things working.
This must be the longest running "end of support" ever!
:lol:

  • 3 weeks later...
On 2/9/2021 at 5:58 PM, Dave-H said:

Yet another one today!

KB4493222 (Excel)

:thumbup

More updates for Exchange Server 2010, woot woot!

"Microsoft isn’t even waiting until next week’s Patch Tuesday to distribute them, signalling the vulnerabilities’ seriousness. The update fixes Exchange Server 2013, 2016 and 2019. There is also a Defense in Depth update for Exchange Server 2010 with Service Pack 3."

Not sure with DID means, but there is an update, despite ES 2010 going EOS in October 2020.

https://www.itworldcanada.com/article/microsoft-urges-admins-to-patch-on-prem-exchange-server-installations-immediately/443293

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Well, another five updates today!

KB4493214 (Office)
KB4504702 (PowerPoint)
KB4484376 (Visio)
KB4504703 (Office)
KB4504707 (Excel)

Why we're still getting Office 2010 updates five months after support was supposedly ended I have no idea!
:D

  • 2 weeks later...
On 3/11/2021 at 6:28 PM, Dave-H said:

Another incompatible MSO.DLL this month BTW!
:angry:

What package contain the last MSO.dll incompatible? I'm going to integrate the updates and want to avoid the pack containing that mso.dll (to avoid replace after installation).

Thanks for the work by reporting the incompatibilities.

Edit: KB4504703 contain the MSO.dll

Edited by rocknard
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