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In your wsus you want to approve this for removal<br />
ref link:<br />
<a href="https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/8a14c4f9-9d41-443a-b512-56df9f1d74ee/uninstall-update-from-client?forum=winserverwsus" rel="ugc nofollow">https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/8a14c4f9-9d41-443a-b512-56df9f1d74ee/uninstall-update-from-client?forum=winserverwsus</a>
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&gt; I tried to go to my WSUS and not approve KB3114409 but I cannot find it...<br />
Apparently, MS pulled it. That's why you can't see it in WSUS.<br />
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&gt;&nbsp;I have 12 out of 50 users with this issue <br />
One solution is to push a reg key via GPO...<br />
<a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/3w082e/kb3114409_breaking_office_2010_forcing_it_to/" rel="ugc">https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/3w082e/kb3114409_breaking_office_2010_forcing_it_to/</a><br />
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<a href="http://imgur.com/a/GqZCS" rel="ugc">http://imgur.com/a/GqZCS</a>
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I pushed a batch file with the following commands;<br />
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%SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Wusa<wbr />.exe /uninstall /kb:2760779 /quiet /norestart<br />
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%SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Wusa<wbr />.exe /uninstall /kb:2553308 /quiet /norestart<br />
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%SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Wusa<wbr />.exe /uninstall /kb:3114349 /quiet /norestart<br />
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I pushed it twice to make sure then forced a reboot because I had users complaining.<br />
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I also set the offending updates to uninstall... You have to open the scope of the search on your WSUS server to show all updates...
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forgot the update you mentioned... You can see the syntax of the command
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I might have overdone the removal, but it was late...
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Run this command on them<br />
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msiexec.exe /package {90140000-0012-0000-0000-0<wbr />000000FF1C<wbr />E} /uninstall {14CDCBF7-3CCC-42E2-A5BB-2<wbr />D4926E16FA<wbr />A} /qn /norestart<br />
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or<br />
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&quot;C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\OFFICE14\Oarpmany.e<wbr />xe&quot; /removereleaseinpatch &quot;{90140000-0012-0000-0000-<wbr />0000000FF1<wbr />CE}&quot; &quot;{14CDCBF7-3CCC-42E2-A5BB-<wbr />2D4926E16F<wbr />AA}&quot; &quot;1033&quot; &quot;0&quot;
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When I went into my WSUS to stop update I would search fro KB3114409 but was not waiting long enough<br />
Got it done thanks
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jsarinana --<br />
You are welcome.
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I'm running WSUS my users that received KB3114409 are now running Outlook in Safe Mode<br />
I tried to go to my WSUS and not approve KB3114409 but I cannot find it which is strange<br />
I can start to touch every computer with this issue and simply uninstall this update then hide it.<br />
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Anyone know if Microsoft has release a fix for this fix (update)? or if they will?<br />
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any suggestions on how to handle this<br />
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FYI: I have 12 out of 50 users with this issue
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I'm running WSUS my users that received KB3114409 are now running Outlook in Safe Mode
I tried to go to my WSUS and not approve KB3114409 but I cannot find it which is strange
I can start to touch every computer with this issue and simply uninstall this update then hide it.

Anyone know if Microsoft has release a fix for this fix (update)? or if they will?

any suggestions on how to handle this

FYI: I have 12 out of 50 users with this issue

KB3114409 how to handle

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