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1. #UNINSTALL MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 INSTALL#
2. #UNINSTALL MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 UPDATE#
3. #UNINSTALL MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 MANUAL#
4. #UNINSTALL MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 PC#

It allows OFV to reside or be reinstalled but directs it to ignore all files. The best answer I've found to address this is from another related string on this board.

#UNINSTALL MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 MANUAL#

Update, reverting to Windows update, which should not address OFV, but requires manual Office updates to control same. We've not been able to force Microsoft Update to not re-install. With blocking the re-install of OFV it seems the best answer is adding registry entries for each application causing OFV to ignore all files. Removing OFV, or turning it off in registry entries in each application, seems to be the only solution. What a nightmare Microsoft caused with this update.Īll of the threads I've found on this issue deal with its effects on Excel files when in fact this effects all office applications. Also on machines running Office 2003 to not show the Office Valdation we running Windows updates.

#UNINSTALL MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 INSTALL#

We also set WSUS to not install Office Valdation. Other words take the files out of compatibility mode. Then in some cases we had to open the Excel files that were in compatibility mode and save them back as office 2007 files.

#UNINSTALL MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 PC#

Manually visit each PC that is running Office 2003 and un-install Office Valdation. Here is what we ended up doing to fix this microsoft bug.

#UNINSTALL MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 UPDATE#

All updates are handled on this machine (no network update support), so I assume that the updates database/catalog would also be local. Office 2003, and am up to date on all updates.

For the benefit of anyone willing to help, I'm running XP SP3 and I hope someone can tell me (us) appropriate steps for fixing the database/catalog, so that I don't have to down an extra cup of coffee to be extra alert when running Microsoft Update. I assume that the download database or catalog may be damaged if I tell it to install when I know the OFV.cab file and its parent I've scanned the registry for obvious references ("OFV" & "Office File Validation"), but found nothing.

Without the desired checkbox to not show me the update - only now, I don't have the folder or file. I still am offered the opportunity to install the update, Unfortunately, I overlooked the possibility that MU keeps a list somewhere of downloaded updates. Thinking just removing the folder would create an option to select the "Don't show me this update again" option, Under Windows\Software Distribution turned up a folder containing a single file (OFV.cab, if I remember correctly - wish I'd done screenshot). I used Add/Remove to uninstall, but my next run of Microsoft Update presented it again, noting that it was already downloaded and just needed to be installed. Robey1626, I share your problem, though I might have pushed it a bit farther. Is anyone experiencing these circumstances and if so, how are you handling it? Thanks. However, in other cases a manual "check for updates" does not list the Add-In so I can't un-check it to prevent it from coming back and then,Īt a later time, it gets installed.

The Add-In will be listed and I can un-check it and then check the tick box for "don't show me this update again". In some cases, if I check for updates and use "custom install", However, in some cases the Add-In gets received again from Microsoft Update. I have used the method of removing the Microsoft Office File Validation Add-In from Add/Remove programs. I can do for you, please feel free to let me know.įorum Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. If anything is unclear or if there is anything Please take your time to try the suggestions and let me know the results at your earliest convenience. More additional information you can refer to this article: Load or unload add-in programs The next time you start Excel, the add-in will be removed.

Microsoft Office for IT Professionals Forums.įrom your description, you can follow these steps to remove Add-Ins.