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Office 365/Windows 10.0.18363 Build 18363 (I updated the preceding profile after I posted)


Approximately every one to three months Outlook/Word/Excel will not load and I have to reinstall.


This time, Excel still loads with Outlook and Word failing.





Although MS has made the reinstall (uninstall, modify, 2nd option) a breeze, I'd rather not.


I cannot believe that I'm the only lucky one to have this reoccurring problem.


Any clues as to the cause of the corrupting influence?


Mark
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