Microsoft Office 2010 on an XP OS

Here is  one that kills XP for me recently

KB4461614 ( I note down in the replies that  others have noticed that one as well )

( I have a few XP machines and have had to de install all these a few times now.. KB4461614 , KB4461522 , KB4462157 )

Reluctantly I have disabled updates now.

 I did have some success at automating  keeping a track of the “Bad” and “good” updates,  but a couple of things hampered me , …_

_The “wmic” way most people think of using for getting automatically a list of updates…. That  actually ( at least as far as I can tell in XP Vista and Win7 ) mostly only list updates specific to the operating system. So it misses all the updates that usually give problems

_  I did find a useful free software from Nir Sofer that does list all updates. But strangely it misses all Office updates in XP

_... those problems meant that I had to make a list manually of all my Office updates  after every bundle of updaters came in ,  which I  then feed in my routines which sorted the “good” from the “bad”

Here are some recent Posts where I recently was looking at some update problems in XP ( and also ActiveX controls embedded in a worksheet in all Operating systems )

http://www.eileenslounge.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=31405

http://www.eileenslounge.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=31600&p=245201#p245201

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29108355/excel-2003-active-x-bug-from-dec-2014-update-still-broke-what-else-to-try/54350074#54350074

http://www.excelfox.com/forum/showthread.php/2242-Excel-2003-ActiveX-controls-embedded-in-worksheet-not-working-then-can%E2%80%99t-even-insert-them-\*SOLVED\*?p=10923#post10923

So if anyone passing knows how to get a full  list programmatically of Updates in XP I would be very grateful of a Heads up

Alternatively if there is any other way to block specific updates , that could be explained to a Layman like me,  I would be very interested. ( I have not been able to understand any way I have seen suggested yet - I am a computer novice - that's puting it politely :-) )

Thanks

Alan

Yes. I updated Office, Outlook and Word yesterday. KB4461614 was one of the four updates. I uninstalled all four of them and no longer get the errors.  

I will now try and install the three updates, other than this bogus KB4461614.  

It is sad I now have to write down each and every MS Update KB number when installing, so if problems result from the update (and they do) I can identify the culprits and uninstall them using Add/Remove Programs.

Thank you Hojjat Bohlooli, That got me back in business. I had tried "restore" to an earlier date and that did not work, but removing KB4461522 did the trick. I'm thinking about removing the Automatic Updates on this computer so this does not happen again. I don't use it much on the internet and if I had selected "show me before install  update" I would not know that a particular update would cause me trouble.

Thanks again. Jay