February 2019 non-Security Office Updates are available

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The February 2019 non-Security Office updates have been released Tuesday, February 6, 2019. They are not included in the DEFCON4 approval for the Janu
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Elly, honx, abbodi86, woody, Microfix

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The date is listed incorrectly in the first sentence.

Tuesday, February 6, 2019

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Got it. Thanks.

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i still haven’t installed any office 2010 patches from january because all of these bugs…
so there is no way which could drive me into installing february patches without january…

unless buggy january patches for office 2010 become superseded by “good” patches.
but at the moment i don’t see that coming…

PC: Windows 7 Ultimate, 64bit, Group B
Notebook: Windows 8.1, 64bit, Group B

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I’m seeing the patches for Office 2010 as UNCHECKED important on my 32-bit Office installations and CHECKED important on my 64-bit Office installations.

Still sitting in the Windows Update queue, though. I’m not being a Guinea pig this time.

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Good grief. I wonder if it’s transient, or if they’ve found something.

Maybe the Japanese date bug again?

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The silence appears to bode well for the success of this month’s non-security Office 2010 patches. Still holding off, of course, but it appears that January’s Office 2010 issues might have been resolved.

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columbia2011

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Project 2016 update KB4462134 broke our SharePoint project opening on Project 2016. Unistalling KB4462134 fixed the issue for us.

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woody

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Here’s a similar report from a year ago:

https://www.brightwork.com/blog/open-project-not-working-on-project-for-o365

Do any of the suggested fixes work?

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Anyone knows where’s the Office Sustained Engineering blog has changed now?
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/office_sustained_engineering/

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Try this one, but it certainly is more difficult!!!

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abbodi86

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Thanks, i just saw the retirement announcement “cache”

but why to remove the blog completely?

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