Patch Lady – Office 365 eula is due to update

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If you recently got that, it’s just due to click to run update as noted in an Office KB.  Bottom line, click through the accept it should be just fine
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Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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abbodi86, woody, Elly, Mr. Natural

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Another FEATURE working its magic……..as usual.

Red Ruffnsore

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i’ve had 4 people in my office ask me about this, all were running office 2016. i figured something got updated, somewhere. now i know – thanks!

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We are altering the deal…

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I’m surprised that the article omits whether there is a difference between the old EULA and the new.

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Jan K.

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The wonder what else MS is claiming after your first born male child? Fortunately I do not use Office at home and corporate can worry about such matters for me at work.

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I haven’t encountered this issue during the past two days, perhaps because I use Office 365 without being logged in. I only log in, when necessary, to reactivate Office 365. I also don’t allow OneDrive to be installed on any of my home computers since it has caused issues in the past.

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Hi, only issue is I don’t have Office 365 – I deliberately chose to just get Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Outlook 2016 to be installed on my PC when I bought it about a year ago.  Yet I’m still getting presented with this EULA which says I’ve got apps installed (which I don’t), and requires me to accept this new EULA and won’t let me access any of my existing files until I do. 

I regard this as malware installed by Microsoft without due regard to the commercial realities of running a small business and will be investigating legal avenues to challenge their right to block me from using software I’ve already paid for to access files I’ve created!

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