

- #Outlook 2016 won t start how to#
- #Outlook 2016 won t start install#
- #Outlook 2016 won t start update#
- #Outlook 2016 won t start windows 10#
#Outlook 2016 won t start update#
My users find the Office Update Yellow Banner very irritating but at least can work.
#Outlook 2016 won t start how to#
Not that you should have to, but running the various normally disabled Update services on the user workstation, does not seem to change the result.Īnyone thoughts on how to fix the problem, or a solution, would be greatly appreciated.

Oddly on two workstations, the users didn't get my memo and repeatedly tried Updating, and were ultimately successful, with windows no longer prompting to Update and the proper Build number being reported.


The vast majority fail with the "Something Went Wrong" message after the update shuts-down any open Office Applications. If the user clicks on Update from within an Office App, I have seen mixed results. Existing users launched from the same VM instant-clone pool report older Office build numbers and prompt the user to Update with a yellow banner. On a new clean user, Office reports the proper (latest) build number. Office 365 ProPlus has been properly updated on the golden image. I have a similar problem with a similar configuration to GTCyberMike + user Writable volumes. WINDOWS INSTALLER MESSAGES: "Preparing to install" "Please wait while Windows configures Microsoft Office Professional Plus" with a restart request afterwards.sometimes. Maybe suspending these popups is a solution but we don't know how. If related, we don't know how to prevent this.
#Outlook 2016 won t start install#
A VMware KB article warns not to install Outlook components into a user's write volume. We tried running an update on the golden image but there are no updates to apply, so we are thinking that the installer is attempting to update the profile on the user's write volume. Since we run a floating pool, upon logout, whatever changes were made to the VM vanish. After waiting about 30 seconds, the process finishes, leaving us with another pop-up that says to restart for changes to take effect. Immediately after launching Outlook (even multiple times within the same session), a "Windows Installer" pops up attempting to perform some updates. PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: This happens to all users of our floating pool.
#Outlook 2016 won t start windows 10#
VIRTUAL MACHINE SUMMARY: Windows 10 Enterprise (CBB) v.1607 (64-bit), Office Professional Plus 2016 (64-bit) INFRASTRUCTURE SUMMARY: VMware Horizon 7.1 with Floating Pool, AppVolumes 2.12.1, UEM, Group Policies
