If you’ve installed KB 4011089, this month’s Outlook 2010 security patch, and you can no longer print custom forms, you aren’t alone. I’m seeing reports from several sources that installing the patch destroys printing functionality in custom Outlook 2010 forms.

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Patch For Outlook 2010 And Gmail

It isn’t clear at this early stage if other versions of Outlook are affected or if other Office programs may have the same kind of problem.

Microsoft hasn’t yet acknowledged the problem. The only workaround appears to be uninstalling the patch.

Different Outlook security patches scramble languages

This comes on the heels of a problem I described in the last Patch Alert that the Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010 security patches, KB 4011086 and KB 4011089, are scrambling languages: The Hungarian language version has menus in Swedish, Italian to Portuguese, Slovenian to Swedish, Italian to Spanish, Dutch to Swedish, and more.

Diane Poremsky has a description of that problem on her Slipstick Systems blog. The easiest solution is to uninstall the patch (uninstall it twice, if it appears twice in your updates list). If you want to keep the security fix and don’t want to uninstall it, some people have found they can fix the problem by manually overwriting the new outllibr.dll with an old copy. Details on the Slipstick site.

Surprisingly, this bug has been acknowledged by a Microsoft rep, although it hasn’t been documented on the official Fixes or workarounds for recent issues in Outlook for Windows site. A TechNet thread on the topic contains this post from Microsoft employee Gabriel Bratton:

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I apologize you are seeing this issue. Just wanted to confirm that this has been escalated to the Outlook Team and it is being investigated for a fix. Currently the issue is seen to affect Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010 with the below KBs. The September PU was a security update so it is not recommended to remove them but understand the circumstance. I'll post back when we have this formally documented and subsequently when we know it will be fixed.

Outlook 2007, https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4011086
Outlook 2010, https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4011089

We haven’t yet seen a follow-up post.

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It isn't enough to keep a scorecard. Keeping track of the patches Microsoft releases, reissues, and rebotches is a problem worthy of a full Project Management suite -- with three-dimensional rendering.

Take KB 3114570 -- please. Yesterday I posted information about how that patch fixed a glaring hole in the Dec. 8 KB 311409 patch. Now it seems the KB 3114570 patch includes a bug that was first introduced in an earlier patch of Outlook 2010. Let me take this slowly.

On Dec. 8, Microsoft released KB 3114409, a nonsecurity update designed to help admins keep Outlook 2010 in safe mode. Within hours, Microsoft's forums were flooded with complaints that KB 3114409 forced Outlook 2010 to only start in safe mode on some systems.

It took Microsoft about 12 hours to pull the patch. Its official advice: If installing the patch makes Outlook 2010 start in safe mode, you need to uninstall KB 3114409.

On Dec. 16, Microsoft released a hotfix for the problem, called KB 3114560, saying:

Currently KB3114560 is not available from Windows Update and Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). You can download and install it only from the Microsoft Download Center. This update will be included in 2016 January Office Update release through Windows Update and WSUS. We will update this article when the 2016 January Office Update is available.

Outlook 2010 Updates And Fixes

On Jan. 12 -- more than a month after the first bad patch -- the 2016 January Office Update landed, and Microsoft finally released a fix for the KB 3114409 forced safe-mode patch. It's called KB 3114570. According to Microsoft, it 'fixes an issue in which Outlook 2010 starts only in safe mode. This issue occurs after you install December 8, 2015, update for Outlook 2010 (KB3114409).'

Poster Jon999_ in the Microsoft Answers forum describes (and illustrates) the latest problem precisely:

After the [new KB 3114570] update is installed, Calendar appointments that span midnight (ie, appointments that start on one day before midnight and end the next day after midnight) appear in Day and Week calendar views as if they were all-day appointments, as a small bar at the top of the day column instead of covering the appropriate hours. Additionally, the end time of such appointments shows up wrong (as 00:00, regardless of the actual end time) in all views including Month view. Prior to this Update, such appointments of <24 hours duration appeared as expected, covering the appropriate hours. Uninstalling this update removes the error.

Although this behavior is being called a 'retrograde error' (that is, it brings back an old bug that was subsequently fixed), it isn't clear to me when this bug was introduced, when it was fixed, and when it was reintroduced -- although it's quite evident in KB 3114570, so it's definitely a current bug.

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Those of you running Outlook 2010 on Windows 10 take special note. Windows 10's forced updates mean you'll get the bug over and over again, unless you take specific steps to stop the madness. Here's what you need to do if you're running Outlook 2010 on Windows 10 and can't get Win10 to stop reapplying updates:

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Step 1: Try using the Metered Connection trick I describe on AskWoody.com.

Step 2: If you aren't on a Wi-Fi connection and can't get Metered Connections to work, go to KB 307930 and download the wushowhide utility. Save the wushowhide.diagcab file someplace worthwhile -- you'll probably want to use it again -- but don't run it yet.

Step 3: Click Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Advanced Options > View your update history > Uninstall updates.

Step 4: Scroll down to the Windows updates, click on KB 3114570. At the top, click Uninstall. That'll get rid of the bad patch.

Step 5: Wait a few minutes. Some people recommend that you reboot, but in my experience, simply waiting for the patch to get flagged as uninstalled is sufficient.

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Step 6: Double-click on wushowhide.diagcab. You will see a Hide Updates list.

Step 7: Check the box next to the botched patch -- KB 3114570 -- and click Next. Click Next again and you'll see an odd notification message (this is, after all, a 'troubleshooter'). You're done.

It's important to understand that this doesn't permanently hide the patch. It'll only be hidden until Microsoft issues an update for the patch, at which point Windows Update will automatically install the update.

Let's hope Microsoft fixes the next iteration -- without breaking something else.