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Computer Config\Policies\Admin Templates\Windows Components\Windows Update\Do not connect to any Windows Update Internet Locations

We set this to enable but, as it says, it has the knock on effect that no one can download apps from the Windows Store when enabled. But we enabled this because via the Windows Store you can bypass WSUS and install Windows updates. Which someone did back when an old build of Windows 10 was released that was bricking machines. Lucky the 3 users that had managed to install it, via the Windows Store, were OK but had to rebuild their machines after.

“The fastest, safer way to get things done on the web.” is their blurb. My video clearly shows its not secure. A known phishing site and both IE and Edge allow you to it. Both Chrome and Firefox warn you it’s a known phishing site.

https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1183656-missing-tabs-in-aduc-on-windows-10

Turns out the KB2726958 was causing the issue. Checking the blurb on it, no mention its supported on Windows 10.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=45202

Removed the patch and no longer crashing.

Very odd one. Appears to be from the upgrade to Windows 10 people are reporting. I’m sure I installed Office 2010 after Windows 10 was installed so shouldn’t of caused an issue.

But anyway. E-mails will just sit in the Out box and never send with errors such as:

Sending reported error (0x800CC13) Cannot connect to the network. Verify your network connection or modem.

Being throw back.

Simple fix in the end it appears. Run CMD as Admin and type sfc /scannow

Once scan is finished it appears to fix the issue.

Press windows key an x to get an admin user command prompt

then

type

sfc /scannow

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-other_settings/windows-10-upgrade-prevents-outlook-2010-from/311f421b-da0e-4ad2-ba2d-a153481b1d31?page=1

 

If it detects you have a network connection there appears to be no way to skip the Microsoft Sign-on.  Just disable your network connection then start the account setup again.  Then you can make the local account.