You can always run Click-to-Run Application Manager from the Control Panel manually as well to look for updates. No worries, it will not install IE10/11 since it is not associated with Windows Update. Click-to-Run Application Manager automatically takes care of all of those updates for Starter and so that is safe to proceed with those updates and That is the reason why an Internet connection is needed to stay on at least for the duration of the updates. Updates are installed to Starter through the Click-to-Run Application Manager, not through Windows Update, and since these updates are streamed That is what takesĬare of all of the updates for Office Starter 2010 since it is based upon Click-to-Run virtualization technology. I'm not sure why some of the MS support people here don't seem to be familiar with it. I guess I'll simply keep pressing the "Cancel" each time (this BubbleWindow) appears.įrom my understanding, the popup being referred to here is likely from the Click-to-Run Application Manager. Too kindly to IE 10 or IE 11.and as you know.(those) are are auto-downloaded, unless otherwise I Selected "Notifiy Me" versus Automatic KB Updates.because this Computer does NOT take Those include any/all MS SoftwareUpdates Notifications, etc.,etc. My ControlPanel-System&Security-WindowsUpdate (mini- windows) are ALL checked. I use Google as my main Browser (I prefer Bing.but about 4 months ago, I encountered a Virus My on-line browsing consists mainly of You Tube, Twitter (no Facebook) Hotmail & GMail. My AV is provided by my Server (Cox Cable) and is thru McAfee Security Suite. I am not part of a Network of any kind I DO NOT share files at ANY time. My computer is a 2010 HP Compaq Presario loaded with Windows 7 Home Premium. Please remain connected to the internet for the duration of the Update.ĭo you wish to start downloading the Update now? (Yes, or Cancel) "An Update for Microsoft Office 2010-English is available online. (that same) Mini-window appeared in front of YOUR Response:
They will tell you to do steps 1-4 and then lie to you and tell you to call MS! Phone the OEM who supposed to support Starter.
Re-install WINDOWS from the recovery partition, wiping all installed programs and personal data files!ĥ. Use "MS Office Manager" to re-install Starter from the Windows program ManagerĤ.
Confirm that you have the KB 2553141 update (in theory it should be there ‘automatically’ … )ģ. Therefore there are limited things we as users can do to "fix" starter:Ģ. Located in the “Q:\” drive and the program code is downloaded over the internet every time the program is started. It runs inside of a “virtual computer”, “computer within a computer”, Starter is not actually installed on your computer. The best instructions I've seen for "fixing" Office Starter are this HP page: Although they are by HP, they can by used on many computers.
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