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Yay, it working again right now! I didn’t do anything to fix it too. So, it was MS’ fault. :D What about the rest of you?
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A recent update sent a new autoupdate to my Mac. Since then, the autoupdate fails with "Update error...". I downloaded the installer from the troubleshooting page and get the same result. Clearly nothing will ever update until it is resolved. The version I have is 4.80.
For what it is worth, I never enable autoupdate, but approve updates as they arrive. That is inconvenient, as the autoupdater nags me about enabling autoupdate every 2 hours. I have complained about that behavior more than once in the past from a work account. Clearly no one tests using it without enabling autoupdate, which I will not do - I want to know what is updating and when. In this case, I know that the last thing updated was autoupdate, so it broke itself with the latest version.
I am running the latest released macOS Sequoia 15.6.1 on an M3 MacBook Pro.
Miscellaneous topics that do not fit into specific categories.
Yay, it working again right now! I didn’t do anything to fix it too. So, it was MS’ fault. :D What about the rest of you?
I had the problem of the latest macOS Microsoft updater failing to find downloads for “Microsoft Error Reporting 2.2” and “Microsoft Help Viewer 1.1”, while not blocking other updates. I found the problematic apps in:
/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/MERP2.0/Microsoft Error Reporting.app
/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/HV1.0/Microsoft Help Viewer.app
The timestamps on all files within the MERP2.0 directory were from 2012 and within the HV1.0 one from 2008, so I deleted both the MERP2.0 and HV1.0 directories entirely. My updater app is happy now.
Microsoft, if you are listening: Please clean up your old garbage from my filesystem, instead of making me search for it and do it myself.
Is this happening to anyone using setup manager to install Office during ADE?
I was experiencing the same issue when trying to update Microsoft apps 'Auto updater cannot connect to update server'. So at the updater window I clicked 'Advanced' and selected the Beta Channel and tried to update again. This time the error message was "Some apps have encountered errors' BUT it did update and successfully install all the apps - Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, Word and One Note. I've now reverted to Current Channel. It's worth a try! 😁