stdole32.tlb in Excel Windows 10

I don't know if this will work but as you haven't got the update how about downloading it from here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36762

Then install it to see what happens and if it's not fixed then uninstall it?

Just a thought but I'm no expert and was really struggling to resolve this when it first appeared a month ago. I ended up uninstalling a number of updates to do with Office 2007 so didn't know which one was the culprit. Obviously things have moved on since then and someone identified which one was causing the problem.

Good luck.

 Hi there, The update you are apparently looking for has lost a letter! The update to uninstall is KB2767916!

 Best wishes

The fix to this problem is simply uninstall KB2767916, restart your computer and then run updates again. That's all.

  Hi Jeff,

           That sounds a very simple fix to the small problem. A question though, how does one - "non computer buff" - search for update KB2767916? When I try to type on cortana search bar I cant - another small problem!

Thanks.

Go to CONTROL PANEL (windows key + r, then type control and press enter).

Click on PROGRAMS and FEATURES.

On left side of screen click on VIEW INSTALLED UPDATES.

Look for the update - "Update for Microsoft Office 2007 suites (KB276916) 32-bit Edition."

Uninstall it then restart your computer and run windows updates again.

I have this problem but I haven´t that update KB276916. Do you have any other solution?

Oh my goodness!!!  All this froggin' around for weeks to figure out the solution, and it was as simple as uninstalling and reinstalling an update. It worked!!!!!

THANK YOU!!!!

Thanks for your reply.

It is a real pain and we shouldn't have to search the internet for solutions.

It is still a Microsoft product and just because support has ended the basic apps like excel and word should still be able to function without any problems on the operating system.

Yes it's all about the money. Works fine on an older version of 10 but not the new one. It's still windows 10 after all.

Going back to the previous version only prompts a new update and you can only fend that off for so long before security issues become an issue so to speak.