A compatibility problem between Office 2010 and the Win10 version 2004 update?

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Just got this report from BM: Just thought I would let you know that the 2004 update was a complete mess for me. It was pushed, I didn’t choose it. I
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AlexEiffel, georgea, rontpxz81

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I recently updated to 2004, and haven’t had any problems with my Office 2010 files.

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rontpxz81

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Could you put me in touch with BM?  As no feature update should be removing files.

Susan Bradley Patch Lady

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are the files actually gone or does the jammed-down-your-throat-at-every-feature-update office365 c2r version of office reset the default file types and default application?

Hey look! Another Feature Update!

You mean I shouldn't click Check for Updates?

Where is the Any key?

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Cybertooth

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Oh my…  I am still running Office 2010 for a while longer on a few machines with 1909-pro.  Just in case… I made sure the GP feature update deferral was set to 365 days on them.  And just in case Windows blows that off, I used Stoppdate10 to set all deferral dates to 2099 until this blows over.

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Sounds to me like the main thing to do would be to make a backup copy of all your Office files before applying the update–like to a USB drive or online or something. I personally use Backblaze, since it just automatically backs up all files for a month by default.

But I also like to keep a 1:1 backup of my boot partition on my hard drive, so, if my SSD dies, I still can immediately boot back in while I’m waiting for a replacement to ship. So I can also use that backup if something goes wrong. All I have to do is either edit the BIOS or remove the SSD, and I can instantly boot.

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Bill C.

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