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I wish i saw this topic eariler, i would have recommended to try WHDownloader program (you can find at majorgeeks or softpedia)

a downloader for Windows and Office updates, including 2010
it require .NET 4.x
after running it, press on the upper left blue arrow to download update lists, then choose Office2010-x86
all updates are post SP2

if you don't want to use the program, you can check this text file which contain download links for the updates
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ryxbk6ef9cfimd5/Office2010-x86.txt
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/cq3k8prbzd9pnus/Office2010-x64.txt

most are exe files format, and the rest are in cab files format (because they removed old exe links from download center)
for some multilingual updates, the links are for other text files that contain detailed links for each language

to update or create Office 2010 ISO with SP2 + post-SP2 updates:

- you don't need any SP1 files, so you can remove them from Updates folder if exist

- download SP2, and extract the file pointing to Updates folder, example:
 

officesp2010-kb2687455-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe /extract:"C:\Office2010\Updates" /quiet

- optional: delete the extracted xml files, not needed
you can also delete most proof-xx-xx.msp files for language you don't have, leaving only main lang + companion proofing langs

- mandatory: rename all SP2 files adding pre_ prefix, example:
 

pre_clientshared64mui-en-us.msp
pre_clientshared64ww-x-none.msp
pre_clientsharedmui-en-us.msp
pre_officesuitemui-en-us.msp
pre_officesuiteww-x-none.msp
pre_osamui-en-us.msp
pre_proof-en-us.msp
pre_proof-es-es.msp
pre_proof-fr-fr.msp
pre_proofing-en-us.msp
pre_projectmui-en-us.msp
pre_projectww-x-none.msp
pre_visiomui-en-us.msp
pre_visioww-x-none.msp

- mandatory: add updated osetup.dll and ose.exe to Updates folder

updated osetup.dll can be found inside:
SP2 officesuiteww-x-none.msp
or
kb4022208 osetup-x-none.msp (newest)

updated ose.exe can be found inside:
SP2 officesuiteww-x-none.msp
or
kb4022206 ose-x-none.msp (newest)

you can use 7-zip to extract the files

- then, add post SP2 updates to Updates folder

- Important note:
for some products that have 2 updates each, one is neutral and the other is multilingual (Localizations)
you only need the language msp file from multilingual update, the main msp file take it from neutral update

example:
wordloc2010-kb4461625-fullfile-x86-glb.exe
word2010-kb4486740-fullfile-x86-glb.exe

you need:
wordintl-en-us.msp from wordloc2010-kb4461625
word-x-none.msp from word2010-kb4486740
 

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6 minutes ago, abbodi1406 said:

I wish i saw this topic eariler, i would have recommended to try WHDownloader program (you can find at majorgeeks or softpedia)

a downloader for Windows and Office updates, including 2010
it require .NET 4.x
after running it, press on the upper left blue arrow to download update lists, then choose Office2010-x86
all updates are post SP2

if you don't want to use the program, you can check this text file which contain download links for the updates
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ryxbk6ef9cfimd5/Office2010-x86.txt
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/cq3k8prbzd9pnus/Office2010-x64.txt

most are exe files format, and the rest are in cab files format (because they removed old exe links from download center)
for some multilingual updates, the links are for other text files that contain detailed links for each language

to update or create Office 2010 ISO with SP2 + post-SP2 updates:

- you don't need any SP1 files, so you can remove them from Updates folder if exist

- download SP2, and extract the file pointing to Updates folder, example:
 


officesp2010-kb2687455-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe /extract:"C:\Office2010\Updates" /quiet

- optional: delete the extracted xml files, not needed
you can also delete most proof-xx-xx.msp files for language you don't have, leaving only main lang + companion proofing langs

- mandatory: rename all SP2 files adding pre_ prefix, example:
 


pre_clientshared64mui-en-us.msp
pre_clientshared64ww-x-none.msp
pre_clientsharedmui-en-us.msp
pre_officesuitemui-en-us.msp
pre_officesuiteww-x-none.msp
pre_osamui-en-us.msp
pre_proof-en-us.msp
pre_proof-es-es.msp
pre_proof-fr-fr.msp
pre_proofing-en-us.msp
pre_projectmui-en-us.msp
pre_projectww-x-none.msp
pre_visiomui-en-us.msp
pre_visioww-x-none.msp

- mandatory: add updated osetup.dll and ose.exe to Updates folder

updated osetup.dll can be found inside:
SP2 officesuiteww-x-none.msp
or
kb4022208 osetup-x-none.msp (newest)

updated ose.exe can be found inside:
SP2 officesuiteww-x-none.msp
or
kb4022206 ose-x-none.msp (newest)

you can use 7-zip to extract the files

- then, add post SP2 updates to Updates folder

- Important note:
for some products that have 2 updates each, one is neutral and the other is multilingual (Localizations)
you only need the language msp file from multilingual update, the main msp file take it from neutral update

example:
wordloc2010-kb4461625-fullfile-x86-glb.exe
word2010-kb4486740-fullfile-x86-glb.exe

you need:
wordintl-en-us.msp from wordloc2010-kb4461625
word-x-none.msp from word2010-kb4486740
 

Wouldn't this download all post-SP2 updates though, including those that have been superseded?

My thinking was just to download the relevant ones, to reduce the size of the files on disk. Already this is taking up several GB on my hard drive.

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On 1/4/2021 at 5:40 PM, InterLinked said:

Wouldn't this download all post-SP2 updates though, including those that have been superseded?

My thinking was just to download the relevant ones, to reduce the size of the files on disk. Already this is taking up several GB on my hard drive.

No, it only download latest applicable updates, none of them is superseded

Updates folder containing osetup.dll/ose.exe + SP2 files + post SP2 files for 32-bit en-us will be ~ 1 GB
SP2 + updates files for Project/Visio ~ 255 MB

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  • 3 weeks later...
On 1/12/2021 at 6:09 PM, Dave-H said:

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

Weird, you didn't get offered KB4493142?

Seems like there were 5 total updates.

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There were, but I was only offered four of them.
That happened last month as well, that one update was not offered to me.
I tried again this month installing the missing one KB4493142 manually, and again got a message that it didn't apply to my system.
:)

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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:

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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

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A bit late reporting this time, but a cornucopia of no less than seven Office 2010 updates this month.
To paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of the End of Life of Office 2010 have obviously been greatly exaggerated!
:D

KB2553491 Office
KB2589361 Office
KB4504739 Office
KB3017810 Excel
KB4504738 Office
KB4493185 Outlook
KB4493218 Word
:)

Another MSO.DLL in KB4504738 which is incompatible with XP.
:angry:

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On 1/4/2021 at 9:33 AM, abbodi1406 said:

I wish i saw this topic eariler, i would have recommended to try WHDownloader program (you can find at majorgeeks or softpedia)

<snip>

 

 abbodi1406, I followed your procedure, thank you.  But the following updates did not install:

KB4504738
KB4504702
KB4493218

The corresponding .msp files are:

mso-x-none.msp
powerpoint-x-none.msp
word-x-none.msp

The installation was performed on Windows 7 x64 with the x86 version of Office.

After installing Office with "run all from my computer" selected in the custom setup, I rebooted and ran Microsoft Update.  Those are the updates that showed up.

Additionally, KB4011610 was not offered by WHDownloader and also showed up as a missing update.  I extracted eqnedt32-en-us.msp from it but I haven't checked if it slipstreams properly yet.

KB3001652 is also offered, but that's a seperate executable that must be installed seperately, so I assume there's no way to slipstream that.

Your help is appreciated.

 

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@mockingbird
 

Are you sure the msp files from the corresponding loc updates did not replace KB4504738/KB4504702/KB4493218 files in Updates folder?

i mean these updates, you should only extract the language msp file from them:
msoloc2010-kb2956076-fullfile-x86-glb.exe
powerpointloc2010-kb4092435-fullfile-x86-glb.exe
wordloc2010-kb4461625-fullfile-x86-glb.exe

KB4011610 is provided as text file that contain the download links
you should choose and download the right file per Office language (e.g. eqnedt322010-kb4011610-fullfile-x86-en-us.exe)

KB3001652 is VC runtime (similar to VC++ redists), it's not actual update for Office 2010 itself
 

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The above method did not work for me. Office 2010 did install SP2 , but all other updates were ignored. If I install them manually, they work.

I took another route I copied the content of the original instalation files to a folder, deleted the Updates folder from this folder. I then copied the Updates folder from one of the those "Final integrated 7268 Volum ISOs" that you can download for Office 2010 from various forums to the folder with my original files.

Proceeded to install Office 2010 from my newly created instalation folder.

Succes! The version that got installed was 7268 but it's the retail version of Office 2010 Professional (not Pro).

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