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- #WINDOWS OFFICE UPDATE 2016 INSTALL#
- #WINDOWS OFFICE UPDATE 2016 PATCH#
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To manually update Microsoft Office for Windows, open Word, and select the “File” tab.Ĭlick “Account”at the bottom of the left-hand pane.
#WINDOWS OFFICE UPDATE 2016 INSTALL#
If you want to keep Automatic Updates disabled, you’ll need to manually check for and install any updates Office brings. Microsoft Office will now automatically update with each release. Select “Automatically Download And Install.” If “Manually Check” is selected, automatic updates aren’t enabled. The “Microsoft AutoUpdate” window will appear. In the drop-down menu that appears, select “Check For Updates.”
To turn on automatic updates for Microsoft Office on Mac, open Word, and select the “Help” tab in the system menu bar (not the Word menu bar). In the drop-down menu that appears, select “Enable Updates.”
#WINDOWS OFFICE UPDATE 2016 PATCH#
I will try to thoroughly test which steps are necessary and edit this answer to spell out the whole procedure, step by step, but for the time being running Daniel Alexander's patch (AS ADMINISTRATOR !) and re-referencing Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 (Service Pack 6) in the Excel VBA project seem to work.If automatic updates are turned off, you’ll see a message stating “This product will not be updated” under “Office Updates.” Select the “Update Options” button. I have tried simply doing this on a machine where I hadn't run Daniel Alexander's Patch (to un-register and re-register MSCOMCTL.OCX, and remove the old empty 2.0 key from the register), and it didn't work, so I expect the above steps are required. (note, in the browser window, you need to change the file type from "dll" to "OCX" (or "all")) Simply un-ticking / re-ticking the tick box would be too simple ! For re-referencing it, you need to use "browse", and select MSCOMCTL.OCX in c:\Windows\SysWOW64\ I have found that de-referencing and re-referencing the Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 (Service Pack 6) in the Excel VBA project would finally make it work.
#WINDOWS OFFICE UPDATE 2016 DOWNLOAD FOR WINDOWS#
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#WINDOWS OFFICE UPDATE 2016 WINDOWS 7#
Mostly Systems with Microsoft Windows 7 had this Problem. If there is a 2.1 SubKey with nothing in it, your Object will fail to create because it will use the 2.1 Version, can't and didn't check for 2.2 Version.ĭelete this Key if neccessary and youre good to go.įurther Testings shows that 2.0 SubKey is obsolete and could cause Problems. When there is a SubKey named 2.1 it enters a reference that 2.2 is now the Key for use. Is freshly created when register the new MSCOMCTL.OCX (Version 6.1.98.46) via REGSVR32 It seems that the update modifies the following registry key by adding a SubKey 2.0, but leaves it empty, and doesn't register the new MSCOMCTL.OCX: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TypeLib\\2.2 This made the workbook "lose" reference to MSCOMCTL.OCX (quote marks on "lose", because the reference is still ticked but no longer works the workbook doesn't compile because of "Compile error: Object library feature not supported" or "Automation error"). installed on the computer) at the time of the update. KB2881029 (Security Update for Microsoft Office 2010 32-Bit Edition) (MS16-004), pushed out from Microsoft on (or thereabouts), installs a new version of MSCOMCTL.OCX (v6.1.98.46) which was "Created" on, but "Accessed" (i.e. Crashes of the IIS (W3WP.exe) process have been report. MSCOMCTL.OCX which lives in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\ Update : Please see the December 2016 Quarterly Exchange Updates blog post for updates on this subject.We wanted to raise your attention to an issue that some customers have reported running Exchange Server 2016 on Windows Server 2016. I have added a Treeview Active X Control to one of our spreadsheet, using Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 (Service Pack 6), i.e.