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Same issue in our office. All users with O365. It started over this past weekend (07/09/2022). Only Excel files when doing a Save As, Browse. Some users experience it with File Open.
All other applications work without issue. Nothing in event viewer shows any problems.
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Cool I will try this we deploy our builds through intune now so o365 is installed as a required app during the enrollment process, I am not sure if our policy will allow us to switch to thiseven for singe machines but I will try for sure.
Setting your clients to Monthly Enterprise (which is still on 2303) resolves the issue for now - until Microsoft decides Monthly Enterprise should go to a version that has the issue.
You can update an individual client with these commands in a Command Prompt window opened as an administrator if you are not forcing the channel via another method:
"C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\ClickToRun\OfficeC2RClient.exe" /changesetting Channel=MonthlyEnterprise
"C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\ClickToRun\OfficeC2RClient.exe" /update user
not good enough in a corp environment thats heavily regulated , u r not suppose to save locally because you could lose the data through ssd failure, the network drives backup files incrementally so you can do restores and it may be deemed as a risk too
i get that intermittently i was using resource manager to monitor the connnections its port 8080 in my case and yeah was trying to connect to a domain controller
having said that our lead engineers said they have tried different versions of office so i guess I will need to double think the advice given above