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I just now installed it on my work pc and no errors to report. I even checked event logs and it was installed successfully with no errors.
The error reported appears to be related to good old flash player for windows 10.
It seems like the first question we need to ask folks when they run into issues with the monthly updates is “what anti-malware/anti virus are they using?” It seems to be a common theme over these last several months.
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I’ve been pushing the July updates for the past week or more and no issues to report with any of the July updates.
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Check to see how much free disk space you have.
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An email from the O365 message center hit my inbox today. Part of the message is shown below. It is a reminder that Microsoft Office 2013 users will no longer be supported on Office 365 cloud services after October 13, 2020.
It’s the usual initial message all companies release when they prepare to abandon a product. Office 2013 will continue to work, but they are wiping their hands of any future issues that may occur with Office 2013 connecting to O365 cloud services.
The original statement was released by the message center back in September 2019 but the message was just reissued because it was “prematurely removed”. I don’t know when but it seems a bit of a co-incidence this would be re-released the day after all the Outlook drama.
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I had no issues updating all servers overnight. Including the .net patches and the IE11 update for 2012r2. This includes 2012r2, 2016, and 2019 servers. All dns servers updated.
Disclaimer – your mileage may vary.
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All of our DNS servers are 2012r2. I was able to update and reboot one of them today and the rest of them will be updated after hours this evening. I don’t foresee any issues but if I do I will follow up on this post tomorrow. If you don’t hear back then I would say no issues to report with the DNS server patches.
All other updates are on hold of course, for now.
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Nearly everyone has been questioning Microsoft on their “quality control” with the monthly updates for a long time. And I do believe a press statement was released a few months ago from Microsoft stating that they would be improving the testing process.
I’d like to know how something like this new Outlook issue manages to get released if they have improved quality control with updates as they claim. It sounds like anyone on the monthly channel or who installed the new office updates have been affected. I don’t see how this could occur if there was testing involved before release.
Someone from Microsoft needs to step up and explain how this Outlook issue got past their “improved quality control”.
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Same here, that’s what I was thinking. Folks set on monthly channel are getting bit.
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From a security standpoint, how can you secure an OS with all of these monthly new “features”.
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I appreciate the info but we have nearly completed the removal of KB4560960 on all windows 10 systems. I don’t think I’ll be pushing that out again so that I can install a patch to fix a patch.
I count strike 2 for Microsoft. Our windows 10 systems are all still on the April update. I never pushed the May update because of all the uncertainty. My urgency to catch up by rushing the June update cost me.
I figured from all the uncertainty from the May update they would have resolved whatever the issues were by June. I figured wrong. I gambled and lost. That’s why I don’t like to gamble.
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Final update – today we were up to around 150 Windows 10 systems that received the update. This morning I received 2 reports of print issues. The first was a Ricoh C3505 MPF. The second one was a Dell 2360dn printer.
I made the mistake of playing around with the print driver on the first pc and created a mess. The second pc I uninstalled the June update for windows 10 and the problem was fixed immediately.
Despite having 150 pc’s not reporting the issue I immediately approved KB4560960 for REMOVAL and we will be uninstalling this update.
FYI – this marks the second month our organization has not approved the monthly 1909 and 1903 update. Our windows 10 systems are still on the April update.
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