It is just incredible that MS can't understand plain English. As you know, I have been working with a 365 Support agent since the very beginning and hammering him because of his illogical replies. As it is Friday, I guess you need a good laugh as they keep trying to blame everything except themselves.
His latest e-mail:
Hello Pedro,
Thank you for your patience and understanding. I apologize for any inconvenience you have faced due to this issue. To address your concerns more effectively and find a resolution without resorting to a rollback, we need to perform some additional troubleshooting steps.
Please follow the steps below and provide the requested information:
- Network Configuration:
- Network Firewall:
- Please confirm if your organization uses a network firewall. If so, ensure that Microsoft 365 IP addresses, URLs, and ports are not blocked.
- Reference: Microsoft 365 URLs and IP address ranges
- VPN Usage:
- Are you using a VPN? If yes, please disconnect from the VPN and test if the issue persists.
- Proxy Server:
- Open Internet Options.
- Go to the Connections tab.
- Click on LAN settings and let us know if a proxy server is being used.
- TLS Settings:
- Open Internet Options.
- Go to the Advanced tab.
- Under Security, ensure that TLS 1.2 and above are enabled.
- Disable TLS 1.1 and below.
- Restart your computer after making these changes.
- Office Installation:
- Uninstall the current version of Office.
- Download and install the latest version from the official source.
- Reference: Update history for Microsoft 365 Apps
- Check if the issue persists after the reinstallation.
- Screenshots:
- Please provide screenshots of the following settings:
- Network firewall settings showing that Microsoft 365 IP addresses and URLs are allowed.
- VPN connection status.
- Proxy server settings from the LAN settings in Internet Options.
- TLS settings from the Advanced tab in Internet Options.
Your cooperation in following these steps will help us pinpoint the issue more accurately and work towards a solution. If the problem persists after these steps, we will escalate this to our advanced support team for further investigation.
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So here we go again …. Looking to blame settings or network issues. I am sorry, but this is a known issue, well documented in communities threads and I am not going to invest (not to say lose) my time on this.
A machine that was working perfectly and updates were flowing till last month, it is now not updating Office and you are still looking to blame ANYHITNG but yourselves.
I will share your post with the community so they can laugh too.