"updatebranch"="Deferred, Semi-Annual Channel"Īlso, here is the configuration.First, you need to disable Office updates. When we change this setting to disable in GPO, updates in Office indeed disable but updates in SCCM break as well with the above mentioned error.
Here is that reg key on a machine configured as it has been, with automatic updates enabled.
Visit the dedicated forum to share, explore and talk to If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact here to learn more. Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. We can help to check which update deploy method you used for your environment. Maybe you can share all Office updates settings in your group policy registry keys here: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\policies\microsoft\office\16.0\common\officeupdate Only new or changed files are downloaded to the user's computer. If you are using SCCM to totally control the Office updates, we can disable the Office automatic updates setting, then use SCCM to apply updates by installing an updated version of Office 365 ProPlus. This method re-installs Office 365 ProPlus, but If it is enabled, the Office client will check for updates and detect the update from update path your configured before when you deploy the updates. Or disabled for all Office products installed via Click-to-Run. Generally, the officeupdate!enableautomaticupdates policy setting controls whether the Office automatic updates are enabled It’s only when we use those GPO settings that the SCCM Office updates don’t work We do have the COM object enabled, and SCCM Office Client Updates are working fine when we don’t use the above GPOs to disable updates within Office. So, is there a way to disable updating within Office, but maintain the ability to use the SCCM Office Client Updates? I imagine this would be a common way business environments would want to handle updates to ensure they have complete control. As soon as I removed the machine from that OU and rebooted, Office Client Update through SCCM installed fine. With error 0x8000000e when those GPOs are applied. 2213 fail in Software Center before even downloading However, after applying that to GPO in a test AD OU, it indeed disables the Update feature within Office, but also breaks updating through SCCM. HKLM\software\policies\microsoft\office\16.0\common\officeupdate!hideenabledisableupdates
HKLM\software\policies\microsoft\office\16.0\common\officeupdate!enableautomaticupdates We found these settings in the admx to accomplish this:
We're managing our Office 365 ProPlus client updates with the newer SCCM Office Client Updates feature (we're on SCCM 1706), and want to disable users' ability to update Office themselves through any Office program's File -> Office Account section.
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