Office 365 updates

I have recently installed office 365 using the office deployment tool and downloading the files to a server share so I can deploy the files on each client machine as necessary.
My question is now, how do I update office 365? Is it through another command like //servershare /download //servershare/config.xml or a scheduled task or just something completely different.
I have been searching the internet for days now and it only tells me how to update the client from the server.

Hi,
By default, Click-to-Run for Office 365 installations are automatically updated. The automatic update process detects and downloads the new data in the background. The updates are installed in the background as soon as the download is completed.
Overview of Click-to-Run for Office 365 setup architecture - Updates:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219420.aspx#BKMK_C2RUpdates
More reference about Office 365 updates:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_resource_kit/archive/2014/01/21/managing-updates-for-office-365-proplus-part-1.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_resource_kit/archive/2014/01/28/managing-updates-for-office-365-proplus-part-2.aspx
Thanks,
Ethan Hua CHN
TechNet Community Support

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Best method for controlling Office 365 updates

Were looking for the best method for updating Office 365. We will be testing prior to releasing the version to the rest of the company. We have a couple of methods we're contemplating but looking for any pros or cons for each. We are also
using SCCM 2012.
1. Run setup.exe setting the version and internal install source in an .xml file run as an SCCM package using distribution points as the install source.
2. Run click2runclient.exe with command lines setting the version and internal install source as an SCCM package using distribution points as the install source.
3 Set the version through group policy and turn on automatic updates and don't specify an install source.
Option 3 appears to be the most straight forward with the least administrative overhead. Would it be possible to revert back to an earlier version using this method?
I have read various articles but looking for any input as to what is working well or not working for others.

Hi,
I would like to share this
blog post with you, which provides an example how to implement a fully automated testing and deployment process of Office 365 updates. This deployment method provides you the ability to test updates before you approve them in my environment.
The process might look like:
Deploy Office 365 in your environment with Office Deployment Tool, configure the "Updates" element in the configuration.xml file so that updates are enabled and the "UpdatePath" attribute points to an internal source.
Download the latest Office 365 build into a different internal source, configure your test machine to pick up builds from it.
After testing the updates, copy the updates to the first internal source.
You should be able to integrate the process with SCCM to reduce your administrative effort.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Ethan Hua
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Managing Office 365 Updates?

I use WSUS and/or System Center Configuration Manager 2012 to manage Office updates today. Can I continue to use these products to update Office 365 ProPlus? Plz Suggest? What is the best way?
Thanks

No. Unfortunately you cannot. There's a new update system for the Click To Run software. CTR is a whole nother animal. This document goes over the limitations: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee624360.aspx
If you want to control which updates are applied and distribute those internally, then it works something like this:
Deploy Office with configuration.xml (and/or GPO) configured for an internal update location
Write and schedule a script to regular run setup.exe with another configuration.xml to download the updates to a shared location
Microsoft just finally gave us a few more customization and some limited GPO control in April. Here's some information on that:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/odsupport/archive/2014/04/28/new-group-policies-introduced-with-the-april-2014-update-of-office-2013-click-to-run.aspx
http://blogs.office.com/2014/05/14/the-garage-series-for-office-365-updates-to-office-365-proplus-for-admins-and-first-look-at-upcoming-shared-computer-support/
Here's the references you'll need:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219420.aspx#BKMK_C2RUpdates
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219426(v=office.15).aspx
Yes the documentation is spread out all over and is not all up to date. We haven't found the updates to be reliable either and are still frustrated with the lack of any central management or troubleshooting. It's like they released the software
but are still working on the tools to manage it. Good luck.

Office 365 update eats RSS feeds and my Calendar

I have a long ramble:http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1048057-outlook-calendar-disappeared-overnight-office-updates-maybe-coincidence
where I am trying to work out what happened and then saw this:http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_365hp-outlook/outlook-rss-feed-problem-after-last-office-365/073b5c31-3015-4386-a6d8-36e7747d92f0
which leads me to believe it isn't me going made, trigger finger...., but a borked Office update.
This topic first appeared in the Spiceworks Community

However, when I uploaded
only the blog folder and its contents, it did not
appear on my site.
I see the last entry as May 10, so that's the old one right?
My guess would be that you did not actually upload the new blog folder. Depending on how you have things organized, you may still have your old one there somewhere, and you may have selected it by mistake with your ftp program.
I would double-check the Blog folder on your drive to make sure it has been updated, and that this is the folder you have tried to upload.
Does publishing to the folder in itself change the
entire structure so that the whole site has to be
FTP'ed up again?
No.

Office 365 pro plus 2013 update won't apply automatically

Hi
We have started to use office 365 pro plus 2013 click to run. The issue / problem we have is that the updates are installing but does not apply. The version of word,excel.. Is old
and i need to manually go to example word and account to apply the updates. I want the updates to automatically apply.
In the config file i have enabled updates. <Updates Enabled="TRUE" />. I have also enabled updates thru group policy and checked that the policy is applying.
In the registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\15.0\ClickToRun\propertyBag i have the following keys:
updatesenabled = 1
UpdatesDiscoveryPeriodComplete = 1
updatesreadytoapply = 15.0.4535.1511,en-us
UpdatesDiscoveryPeriodStartTime = 13026393682226
updatesthrottlevalue = 313
version = 15.0.4535.1004
Does anyone have this problem and know how to make the updates apply automatically. I know that if there are office applications open it won’t apply or update but i have a test
computer with no office applications running in the process list and still it won’t apply the updates.
Joakim Tomren

Please make sure that the necessary port isn't blocked in your environment.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219420.aspx#BKMK_C2RUpdates
Then, try to download the Office Deployment Tool and create an XML file with the instructions to deploy the Office 365 update, please refer to the link below:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_resource_kit/archive/2013/08/08/how-to-deploy-office-365-proplus-from-an-on-premises-web-portal.aspx
The following article may also help you:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg998766.aspx
We may also post the thread to the forum for Office 365:
http://community.office365.com/en-us/forums/default.aspx
Cheers,
Tony Chen
Forum Support
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Office 365 Pro Plus - updates from the internet

Hi All
I've used the Office deployment toolkit to download Office 365 Pro Plus to a local file server, and have now packaged this up within SCCM 2012 for deployment to clients.
In my configuration.xml file i have the following set for updates
<Updates Enabled="TRUE" />
I understand that this setting allows for updates, and client will download them from the internet.
Is this correct?
I am concerned that the Office 365 source files i downloaded are a few months old now, so will be out of date and i am relying very much on my deployed clients to be downloading updates as expected. Do i need to do anything else?
Thanks

<Updates Enabled="TRUE" />
I understand that this setting allows for updates, and client will download them from the internet.
Is this correct?
That's correct, with Updates element configured as "TRUE", the Click-to-Run update system will check for updates from the CDN server automatically. So with this configuration, you will always be up-to-date:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219426.aspx#BKMK_UpdatesElement
Deploying with an old build should be no problem here, but why not re-download a newer build with ODT (Office Deployment Tool). That should not take too much time and will definitely reduce the network bandwidth consumption when Office 365 updates itself
from each client after the deployment...
Regards,
Ethan Hua
TechNet Community Support
It's recommended to download and install
Configuration Analyzer Tool (OffCAT), which is developed by Microsoft Support teams. Once the tool is installed, you can run it at any time to scan for hundreds of known issues in Office
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How to make sure Office 365 (2013) Pro Plus click to run updates after it is installed on a computer

We are getting ready to move from Office 2010 MSI to Office 365 (2013) click to run ProPlus. Everything is ready to uninstall and install the new product.
My question is if the Updates Enabled="TRUE" is not in the configuration.xml file will machines with the click to run office 365 pull updates from the cloud? I had been told that the Enabled=TRUE is not needed in the configuration file as
it is a default setting. We want our machines to pull down updates from the cloud in place of providing a manual update location on our network.
Our configuration.xml file looks like this:
<Configuration>
    <Add SourcePath="\\Server\Share" OfficeClientEdition="32" ForceDowngrade="TRUE" >
    <Product ID="O365ProPlusRetail">
      <Language ID="en-us" />
    </Product>
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<Display Level="NONE" AcceptEULA="TRUE" />
<Logging Name="OfficeSetup.txt" Path="C:\temp" />
<Property Name="AUTOACTIVATE" Value="0" FORCEAPPSHUTDOWN="TRUE" />
</Configuration>
Thanks,
Brit

I am trying more to control the process via GPO with a start-up script and have created a batch file which executes the below command. It works and installs which ever version you define in your .xml file, the only issue i am facing is that re-runs the setup
at each reboot which isn't ideal. I am currently working on below script which could check the version of the office upon boot-up and only run if the specific version is not available. I have pasted the script right at the bottom of the page and if anyone
could shed some light in making it to read the version value
"\\server\c2r\Office365 update\setup.exe" /configure "\\server\c2r\Office365 update\Customconfign.xml" (this is the batch-file used as a startup script)
PLEASE NOTE: There are three <Add SourcePath in my Cutomconfig.xml and not all three are required I use the one i need by taking the  from the beginning and the end of each line
<Configuration>
 Can only be used to download latest version of ofice365 (specify sourcepath)
<Add OfficeClientEdition="32" Version="15.0.4675.1002" > Use to download a office version direct from microsoft servers
 to deploy software from internal network resource
<Product ID="O365ProPlusRetail">
<Language ID="en-us" />
</Product>
</Add>
<Updates Enabled="TRUE" UpdatePath="\\server\c2r\Office365 update" />
<Display Level="FALSE" AcceptEULA="TRUE" />
<Logging Path="\\server\c2r\Office365 update\Install Logs" />
<Property Name="FORCEAPPSHUTDOWN" Value="TRUE"/> force closes any running office application

</Configuration>
this is what i am working on and wondered if any one would be able to rectify an issue with it as it doesn't seems to work
setlocal
REM *********************************************************************
REM Environment customization begins here. Modify variables below.
REM *********************************************************************
REM Set DeployServer to a network-accessible location containing the Office source files.
set DeployServer=\\server\c2r\Office365 update\
REM Set ConfigFile to the configuration file to be used for deployment (required)
set ConfigFile=\\server\c2r\Office365 update\Customconfignonskype.xml
REM Set LogLocation to a central directory to collect script log files (install log files are set in XML file).
set LogLocation=%AppData%\Local\Temp
REM *********************************************************************
REM Deployment code begins here. Do not modify anything below this line (check quotes are quotes though).
REM *********************************************************************
REM Operating system is X64. Check for Office365 version in emulated propertyBag registry key
:ARP64
Reg query HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\15.0\ClickToRun\propertyBag /v Version=%15.0.4711.1002%
if NOT %errorlevel%==1 (goto DeployOffice) (goto End)
REM If 1 returned, the product was not found. Run setup here.
:DeployOffice
echo %date% %time% Setup started. >> %LogLocation%\%computername%.txt
start /wait %DeployServer%\setup.exe /configure %ConfigFile%
echo %date% %time% Setup ended with error code %errorlevel%. >> %LogLocation%\%computername%.txt
REM If 0 or other was returned, the product was found or another error occurred. Do nothing.
:End
Endlocal

Office 365 x64 Click-to-Run Not Automatically Updating from Network Share

We are piloting Office 365 x64 and pointing the clients to a network share (see config file below) for updates. When we subsequently download the updates to the share the clients will not automatically install them. If we manually do so from
within an app (File > Account > Update Options > Update Now) it works fine. The ACL and Sharing permissions allow Everyone and Domain Computers read-only access (in addition to some other ancillary accounts). I've tried manually running
the Office Automatic Updates from Task Scheduler and left the box running overnight. I've rebooted, logged back on, closed and opened the app several times. Nothing happens, just always sits at the current version.
Anyone have any ideas?
      Thanks,
         Bryan
Here's the UpdateURL registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\15.0\ClickToRun\Configuration\UpdateUrl = \\<SERVERNAME>\Office_365\Pilot
ProPlusx64.xml:
<Configuration>
<Add OfficeClientEdition="64" >
<Product ID="O365ProPlusRetail">
<Language ID="en-us" />
</Product>
</Add>
<Updates Enabled="TRUE" UpdatePath="\\<SERVERNAME>\Office_365\Pilot\" />
<Display Level="None" AcceptEULA="TRUE" />
<Logging Name="OfficeSetup.txt" Path="%temp%" />
<Property Name="AUTOACTIVATE" Value="1" />
<Property Name="FORCEAPPSHUTDOWN" Value="TRUE" />
</Configuration>
Here's what I think is the log file:
Timestamp Process TID Area Category EventID Level Message Correlation
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x554 Click-To-Run Telemetry aqkhc Medium {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","ExeVer":"15.0.4615.1002","SecuritySessionId":"0","ModulePath":"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\ClientX64\OfficeClickToRun.exe","CommandLine":"/service","Bitness":"64","IntegrityLevel":"0x4000"}
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x554 Click-To-Run Telemetry aqkhe Medium {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","OSVersion":"6.1","SP":"1","ProductType":"1","ProcessorArch":"9","Locale":"1033"}
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annt7 Medium ProcessPool::Initialize - Initializing Main Process Pool
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annuf Medium SystemProcessPool::DoInitialize - Initializing System Process Pool
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run anntv Medium ConfigurationManager::Initialize - Initializing ConfigurationManager
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annt4 Medium Pipeline::Initialize - Initializing pipeline with PipelineServerName: "ClickToRun_Pipeline" and InstallationPath: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15"
05/01/2015 11:21:11.154 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annt1 Medium Orchestration::Initialize - Initializing Orchestration
05/01/2015 11:21:11.201 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annto Medium ApiServer::Initialize - Initializing ApiServer for endpoint: C2RClientAPI_Server_System
05/01/2015 11:24:50.661 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annty Medium ExecutionContext::QueueScenario - Set executing scenario to UPDATE
05/01/2015 11:24:50.661 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annuz Medium TaskFactory::TryLoadScenario - Start loading UPDATE scenario
05/01/2015 11:24:50.661 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annu0 Medium TaskFactory::TryLoadScenario - Loading UPDATE scenario is successful
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run amavh Medium ScenarioController::Initialize - requested display level: False
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annua Medium ProcessPool::QueueTaskItem - Task SCENARIO:{AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034} is being scheduled to run in this process
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run aoicd Medium ExecutionContext::QueueScenario - Successfully queue scenario UPDATE.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf6c Click-To-Run annua Medium ProcessPool::QueueTaskItem - Task UPDATEDETECTION:{77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0} is being scheduled to run in this process
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf6c Click-To-Run annvj Medium Worker::TaskExecutionThreadProc - Task SCENARIO:{AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034} completed with TaskState TASKSTATE_EXECUTING.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf6c Click-To-Run annu6 Medium TaskGroup::DoHandleWorkerCompleteEvent - Task {AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034} complete event is handled by task {AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf6c Click-To-Run apm4n Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Task AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034 is not finished.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run Telemetry amb0n Medium TaskUpdateDetection::ApplySettings: Beginning Update Scenario. {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","TargetVersion":"UNDEFINED","InstallID":"C5912794-7300-4A10-840B-575B03DB98F8","TaskId":"77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0","TaskState":"TASKSTATE_EXECUTING","UpdatePathType":"CUSTOM","TaskType":"UPDATEDETECTION:{77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0}","Scenario":"UPDATE","TriggeringUI":"UNDEFINED","TaskCaller":"SCHEDULEDTASK"}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run Telemetry aoh6s Medium TaskUpdateDetection::Execute: Ending Update scenario, task trigger source disabled. {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","InstallID":"C5912794-7300-4A10-840B-575B03DB98F8","TaskState":"TASKSTATE_EXECUTING","TaskId":"77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0","TaskType":"UPDATEDETECTION:{77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0}","Scenario":"UPDATE"}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run annvj Medium Worker::TaskExecutionThreadProc - Task UPDATEDETECTION:{77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0} completed with TaskState TASKSTATE_FAILED.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4b Medium Task::DoHandleWorkerCompleteEvent - Setting Task (77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0) Task State to (TASKSTATE_FAILED)
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run aqkg7 Medium Task::DoHandleWorkerCompleteEvent - No event is specified for task (77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0)
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run Telemetry apm4e Medium Task::HandleTaskStateFailed - Handling TaskState (TASKSTATE_FAILED) for task (77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0). {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","InstallID":"C5912794-7300-4A10-840B-575B03DB98F8","TaskState":"TASKSTATE_FAILED","TaskId":"77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0","TaskType":"UPDATEDETECTION:{77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0}","Scenario":"UPDATE"}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apkpk Monitorable ScenarioController::CheckProcessPool - Failed to get/create ui process pool, and we are not the ui handler. Cannot process event
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run annu6 Medium TaskGroup::DoHandleWorkerCompleteEvent - Task {77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0} complete event is handled by task {AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4a Monitorable Task::DoCancel - Can't cancel task (77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0) because it is in TASKSTATE_FAILED state
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm39 Medium Task::DoCancel - Task (57173191-24E0-42E1-96F4-914AF8CFD1D5) in TASKSTATE_NOTSTARTED, set to Cancelled.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm39 Medium Task::DoCancel - Task (AA63EED2-70B9-4E21-952C-9CFB09EC37C0) in TASKSTATE_NOTSTARTED, set to Cancelled.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {D1506E3F-4B2A-41D3-913B-FA3E889CE20D}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {539BA5C1-BC18-4D11-AF61-CF6EDC58DC33}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm39 Medium Task::DoCancel - Task (D1E1E548-917D-4D75-8AE5-FC76856C66DC) in TASKSTATE_NOTSTARTED, set to Cancelled.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {9A54EEBA-7B8D-4BD5-8EFE-D21E58FFFEE3}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {9C141B7D-2B22-4C33-9C5C-F6F3394AD19E}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {501487AD-0A47-419D-AF30-B9E616A4579B}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {0270BAF9-3CE0-46EE-A3FE-099ABC06BC14}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm39 Medium Task::DoCancel - Task (F0E5AF5D-5D82-4370-A2A6-C064CBC39247) in TASKSTATE_NOTSTARTED, set to Cancelled.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 0270BAF9-3CE0-46EE-A3FE-099ABC06BC14.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 501487AD-0A47-419D-AF30-B9E616A4579B.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm39 Medium Task::DoCancel - Task (A5E75ADF-8BF1-44C4-8900-1BE6070EB609) in TASKSTATE_NOTSTARTED, set to Cancelled.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 9C141B7D-2B22-4C33-9C5C-F6F3394AD19E.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 9A54EEBA-7B8D-4BD5-8EFE-D21E58FFFEE3.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 539BA5C1-BC18-4D11-AF61-CF6EDC58DC33.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task D1506E3F-4B2A-41D3-913B-FA3E889CE20D.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run annt0 Medium ExecutionContext::ResetExecutingScenario - Reset executing scenario

Hi,
I replied in the other thread:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/e9e6be40-fb92-4734-9f94-9dee5599b1d8/office-365-pro-plus-2013-update-wont-apply-automatically?forum=officeitpro#c156ed8c-f65c-450c-9e0f-85f0de513c20
It seems when the install finished it added an extra Office\Data to the path. My path should be \\hsbswpush02\GPsoftware\o365\Office\Data\15.0.4551.1005
but it shows
\\hsbswpush02\GPsoftware\o365\Office\Data\Office\Data15.0.4551.1005
If I edit the path and delete the extra Office\Data Office 365 ProPlus updates from my network location. I cannot figure out why it is adding the extra Office\Data to the path.
My config file looks like this:
  <Updates Enabled="TRUE" UpdatePath="\\hsbswpush02\GPsoftware\o365\Office\Data" />
have you tried omitting the \Office\Data element, from the Updates element ?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219426.aspx#BKMK_UpdatesElement
Don
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"perfboost.exe" error during Office 365 Pro Plus Patch Update (via SCCM)

When deploying a newer version of Office 365 Pro Plus to a client machine a pop-up appears with a error message as shown below:
Things I've done to rectify include:
Re-downloading Office & Redistributing before retry
Re-imaged computer to ensure a fresh build.
The installation continues until completion. After checking the Office i can see it is updated to the newer build version.
However as this is to be used in the corporate environment i cannot have this error message appear. I'm sure i cannot be the only one to experience this.
Any advice is appreciated!

Hi,
Appvisvsubsystems32.dll is a type of DLL file associated with Microsoft Application Virtualization.
This might happen due to invalid or corrupt Appvisvsubsystems32.dll registry entry or another program overwriting the version or uninstalling the Dll file.
Mostly such issues can be rectified by manually registering the Appvisvsubsystems32.dll using the Regsvr32 tool.
I did follow a weblink to resolve this issue, which might help you aswell.
Try it...
http://www.solvusoft.com/en/files/missing-not-found-error/dll/windows/microsoft-corporation/microsoft-application-virtualization/appvisvsubsystems32-dll/
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My issue is around the user clicking "Cancel" when they are prompted with the notification window to close down Office apps when trying
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Ideally I'd like to allow the user to defer the install say 3 times and afterwards deploy it mandatory...like how you could manage WSUS patches.
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I'll answer my own question again...:/
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I'm planning to deliver Office 365 Pro Plus updates via SCCM 2007 where i can control the build versions and use the already available SCCM to do so.
My issue is around the user clicking "Cancel" when they are prompted with the notification window to close down Office apps when trying to release an updated build version.
This is because when the user selects cancel the application fails with "The exit code is 17002, the execution status is FailureNonRetry" =
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Ideally I'd like to allow the user to defer the install say 3 times and afterwards deploy it mandatory...like how you could manage WSUS patches.
Does anyone have any helpful suggestions around this? Thanks in advance!

Generaly, this is not possible I think, at least nothing can be done on Office side. Office
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We do have a attribute (FORCEAPPSHUTDOWN) that can be set in configuration.xml file to force shutting down any applications that block the action, but this will not
make the process your ideal way.
So through Office if you click Cancel the user cancels the update and will not be re-prompted? Surely in the corporate world you would want them to be compliant and not have the user ultimately manage their patch level?
I am already using Forceappshutdown but enabled the display level (in the config.xml) which is how they are prompted to close the app. For sure doing this silently would not be feasible. It would automatically close office regardless. Definite no no.
I will repost in the SCCM forum and see if i have any luck if what you say is true. I can't be the only person with this issue. I need to find some guidance on deferral procedures.

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I plan to deploy Office 365 Pro Plus using Sccm 2012. My configuration setup file has this line Updates Enabled="TRUE" UpdatePath="Share" . My users are not local administrators of their workstations. If I update the office
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Hi Steve,
Yes, with this confirguration, every Office 365 client will automatically check updates from the update location configured during setup - "Share", in your case.
You should make sure that it's a share (like an internal UNC or HTTP path) that every Office 365 client has permission to access.
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Managing Updates for Office 365 ProPlus – Part 2
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Office 365 Shared External Contacts - how do I delegate Create/Update/Delete/Edit permissions to users who are not Admins? These Contacts are in the Global Address List. Not Outlook personal Contacts. O365 Small Business Premium

Hi,
To grant users delegate permissions, open Outlook, go to FILE -> Info -> Account Settings -> Delegate Access -> Add -> Search and add the user, click OK -> Edit the permission of the user. We can set different permissions in the dropbox
of Contacts.
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User Agent Strings for Office 365 Install and Updates

In my organization, we restrict internet access to a specific list of approved applications by user agent string; however, it seems the user agent string for Office 365 (2013) applications has changed over time causing installs and updates of Office 365
on client PCs to fail.
Is there a repository of user agent strings used by Office 365 applications?
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
Please refer to this link:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219420.aspx
As mentioned under Ports, protocols and URLs used by Click-to-Run,
Download, installation from the portal
Automatic updates
TCP
80
http://officecdn.microsoft.com
I hope this helps.
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Office 365 cannot update draft folder

hi i have iphone 4, ios6, having problem with office 365 & iphone. when i creat any draft & save it dosent update to the web or to my outlook 2010. any one having this problem & solution????

It should be a short maintenance on Office 365 side. Should be corrected now.
By the way, this forum focuses on questions and feedback for Microsoft Office client, for Office 365 OWA/services related questions, we'd suggest posting in the forum of
Office 365 Community.
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