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Hallo Galin

Danke für den Hinweis. Leider hat es auch mit OffScrub nichts gebracht. Der Fehler ist noch immer da.

MFG

Marc

Hallo MRT756,

Du kannst auch die Office Anwendungen komplett deinstalliere, PC neu starten und Office Anwendungen erneut installieren. Bitte nutze das Programm vom

Artikel.

Mit freundlichen Grüssen
Galin Karlov
Microsoft Support Engineer

Habe ich heute gemacht - warte auf eine entsprechende Antwort:

"I am Admin and I can insert any (existing!) folders in the field "Default local file location" and "Default personal templates location" (File – Options – Save), but the new folder will not be saved. If I reopen Excel, than the old standard
folder (user\xyz\documents) will be opened (File – Open – Browse, with the item File – Open – This PC all is ok). On all other Office 2016 applications (Word, PowerPoint, Visio, Project, Access) the new folder will be accepted also for the Browse item. I have
this problem with all my computers, even with a totally new installation of Windows 10 Pro 64Bit and Office 2016 32Bit in a totally new notebook. Can somebody help me?"

Hallo Bernhard,

vielen Dank für die Antwort.

Ich hatte auch schon mit Microsoft Support aus den USA Kontakt. Die haben mit im Prinzip dasselbe geraten:

"...I would also strongly suggest making sure:

All 2010 users are up to service Pack 2

All 2013 users have service pack 1 installed

A thorough review of the pool file is conducted - specifically ensuring all sharer files are accurate. ..."

"...Linked resource pools and master files are notoriously prone to file corruption. If any of your PMs rename, over-write or move a file the file corruption dice roll. Its when not if one or more files corrupt. .."

"...unattach every project from the resource pool then rename the old pool. Then create a new, blank project and save as the new pool. Link all projects back to the new pool. All resource data will automatically copy
across. ..."

"...25 projects is a lot of PMs to manage. Just one save as to a new file name can corrupt files! Probably time to experiment with Project Server and the cheapest and easiest way to do that is through Microsoft's Project Online.
..."

Die beiden verschiedenen Project Versionen (2010 und 2013), die auf den Pool zugreifen fanden sie nicht so kritisch.

Nichtsdestotrotz werde ich nun alle aktiven PMs nach MS Project 2013 mit SP 1 updaten.

Viele Grüße,

Christian

Konnte der Hofix erfolgreich installiert werden?

Konnte das Problem behoben werden?

Hallo Thomas,

mache ich ja. Problem besteht nach wie vor.

Bitte schaue, es werden nur Dateien entpackt. Grüße Oliver





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Office 2003 Hotfix Deployment

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To support the Windows Installer features of self-repair, installation-on-demand and reinstall, Office 2003 must be able to control how its files are updated. If we simply replace a file with a newer updated version without alerting the Windows Installer,
we lose the ability to repair or reinstall the file later if necessary. The file will instead be replaced by the old version and we will lose the hotfix.

For these reasons, hotfixes for Office 2003 are deployed as Windows Installer patch packages (.msp files). These packages have all the information necessary to properly update the Windows Installer database for Office 2003. (See MSDN for complete details:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/msi/setup/overview_of_windows_installer.asp) For Office specific deployment details, see the on-line Office Resource Kit: http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork.

Note that there are specific problems associated with applying Outlook hotfixes to installations using the previous service pack. Please refer to the following Knowledge Base article for more information:

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=830001

Each Office 2003 hotfix is delivered in two forms: a Full-File patch and a binary patch.

Hotfix Full-File Patch:

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This is a Windows Installer patch package that uses full-file replacement for the affected files. This can be applied to any Office 2003 administrative installation point that is at the required service pack level, regardless of whether other hotfixes have
been applied.

The following command line applies the patch to the administrative installation point:

[start] msiexec /a [path to admin image .msi file] /p [path to patch .msp file] SHORTFILENAMES=TRUE

Any subsequent client installation from this image will include the latest version of the files. Existing clients will need to recache and repair to this administrative installation point after the patch is applied by using the following command line:

[start] msiexec /i [path to updated .msi file on the admin image] REINSTALL=[list of features] REINSTALLMODE=vomu

[list of features] should be replaced with either "ALL" (without the quotes) or the following list of features specific to the product being updated:

BASIC11, PROI11, PRO11, STDP11, STD11, EXCEL11, PRO11SB product(s): ExcelAddinATPFiles

To apply the full-file patch to a client installation:

Alternatively, the full-file patch package can be applied to a client computer. There are a variety of methods available to distribute MSP files to client computers, such as an e-mail message, a logon script or Microsoft Systems Management Server. Once
the file is delivered to the client computer, users can double-click the MSP file to apply the patch to the local computer. The patch can also be run using the following command line:

[start] msiexec /p [path\name of update MSP file]

Hotfix Binary Patch

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This is a Windows Installer patch package that uses binary patching for the same set of affected files as in the hotfix full-file patch. It can be applied to a client installation which has access to the administrative installation point or the original CD.

There are a variety of methods available to distribute MSP files to client computers, such as an e-mail message, a logon script or Microsoft Systems Management Server. Once the file is delivered to the client computer, users can double-click the MSP file
to apply the patch to the local computer. The patch can also be run using the following command line:

[start] msiexec /p [path\name of update MSP file]

Miscellaneous:

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Note 1: Once installed, patches cannot be uninstalled. For more information please see the following Knowledge Base article:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;249072



Note 2: Hotfixes are cumulative. This means that this hotfix contains all prior hotfixes for the affected files. For more information please see the following Knowledge Base article:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;320519