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Latest Outlook 2007 Security patch kb4011086 is wrong. Patch is change app language to Swedish!

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Outlook2007 Hungarian language changed to Swedish. uninstall the patch was solve the problem
Quick solution to uninstall patch:
msiexec /package {90120000-001A-040E-0000-0000000FF1CE} /uninstall {BBE4FD45-34D1-4497-8F75-77965C4E044D} /qn /quiet /norestart
psexec \\CLIENT "msiexec.exe" /package "{90120000-001A-040E-0000-0000000FF1CE} /uninstall {BBE4FD45-34D1-4497-8F75-77965C4E044D} /qn /quiet /norestart"
Hide kb4011086 update from control panel - windows update
Or if you dont want uninstall patch:
replace %PROGRAMFILES(X86)%\Microsoft Office\Office12\1038\outllibr.dll (1038 depend your language!) to original good language version.
You need administrative rights!
unattended powershell script
Fix_KB4011086.ps1
#VER20170915 #1038: Hungarian language code, replace your own code #svéd (Svédország) == Swedish, this is a wrong language and country name. you can check on dll properties-details #put good OUTLLIBR.DLL to website and set http://xy.com/OUTLLIBR.DLL if ( ${env:ProgramFiles(x86)} ) { $programfiles = ${env:ProgramFiles(x86)} } else { $programfiles = ${env:ProgramFiles} } if (((get-item "$programfiles\Microsoft Office\Office12\1038\outllibr.dll").VersionInfo.Language) -eq 'svéd (Svédország)') { Rename-item "$programfiles\Microsoft Office\Office12\1038\OUTLLIBR.DLL" "$programfiles\Microsoft Office\Office12\1038\OUTLLIBR-OLD.DLL" echo replacing $WebClient = New-Object System.Net.WebClient $WebClient.DownloadFile('http://xy.com/OUTLLIBR.DLL',"$programfiles\Microsoft Office\Office12\1038\OUTLLIBR.DLL") echo replaced } else { echo "NA" }
- Edited by Zoli from Sződliget Friday, September 15, 2017 9:38 AM
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Hi ithotline,
Microsoft really messed up on this one, I've got the first customers calling in with this issue.
Removing the update works but the mailbox folders are still in Swedish.
I tried outlook.exe /resetfoldernames, this has reset some folders but not all of them..
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot Microsoft... this was a dumb mistake.
Kind regards,
Tim
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True that! Slovenian also changed to (I guess) Swedish or some other Scandinavian language. But not completely. Some GUI parts still Slovenian, other Swedish or whatever. After removal we're 100% back to Slovene.
Best regards,
Joze Volf
iLab d.o.o.- Proposed as answer by Limeta Thursday, September 14, 2017 8:11 AM
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This does not seem to solve it for the Dutch version.
I removed the update en restarted the system, one system reverted back to Dutch but some folders are still in Swedish. Even /reserfolders or /resetfoldernames does not help.
I removed the update from a second computer and it does not revert anything back.
This is a real issue and Microsoft needs to solve it now.
Kind regards,
Tim
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True that! Slovenian also changed to (I guess) Swedish or some other Scandinavian language. But not completely. Some GUI parts still Slovenian, other Swedish or whatever. After removal we're 100% back to Slovene.
Best regards,
Joze Volf
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Hi,
thank you for solutions - unistall update kb4011086. You can try to change folder names in Outlook Web App (OWA), and after Outlook restarts, folder names will also change in Outlook: https://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/renamedefaultfolders.htm#owa
- Edited by Nekdo_ Wednesday, September 13, 2017 10:51 AM
- Proposed as answer by Federico Minca Thursday, September 14, 2017 1:18 PM
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Hi All,
same for me, Outlook 2007 displays UI items in Italian (original language) mixed with Portoguese items after september 13 updates install.
I tried to uninstall KB4011086 then hide it and restart computer but after reboot Outlook 2007 still displays two languages.
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True that! Slovenian also changed to (I guess) Swedish or some other Scandinavian language. But not completely. Some GUI parts still Slovenian, other Swedish or whatever. After removal we're 100% back to Slovene.
Best regards,
Joze Volf
Another interesting issue. After KB4011086 removal there is another KB4011086 visible as being applied but language restored. After checking for updates KB4011086 is found as applicable. Weird.
iLab d.o.o.What do you mean exactly?
Is uninstalling the KB4011086 and than searching for updates showing a KB4011086 update that does not have the problem?
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There are two kb4011086 listed as installed in the add/remove programs list. So I can run uninstall of kb4011086 twice. Running uninstall of only one of them solved the problem for me. But it got listed as needed in windows update. I've hidden it for now so it doesn't get installed automatically again.
- Proposed as answer by KriGo Wednesday, September 13, 2017 7:25 PM
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Same here. My Dutch Outlook 2007 changed to party Swedish. Tanks for pointing out the fix. Simply uninstalling the patch 4011086 through the configuration -> Programs fixed the issue.
I first tried to de-install outlook and reinstall again. It was ok, but after patching all patches i had the same issue.
I was already banging my head against the wall and thought my pc was hacked, when i cam across this post. What a mess up Microsoft created here. Thanks guys for having 4 hours going down the drain !!
Have a great day !
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There are two kb4011086 listed as installed in the add/remove programs list. So I can run uninstall of kb4011086 twice. Running uninstall of only one of them solved the problem for me. But it got listed as needed in windows update. I've hidden it for now so it doesn't get installed automatically again.
Thanks JoseVolf I didn't view that KB4011086 was installed twice so just uninstalling one of them didn't solve this issue.
So:
1) uninstall both KB4011086 listed
2) hide them
3) restart Windows
4) Outlook 2007 UI original correct language was restored
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There are two kb4011086 listed as installed in the add/remove programs list. So I can run uninstall of kb4011086 twice. Running uninstall of only one of them solved the problem for me. But it got listed as needed in windows update. I've hidden it for now so it doesn't get installed automatically again.
Thanks JoseVolf I didn't view that KB4011086 was installed twice so just uninstalling one of them didn't solve this issue.
So:
1) uninstall both KB4011086 listed
2) hide them
3) restart Windows
4) Outlook 2007 UI original correct language was restored
Exactly the same here. I use dutch language and it was partially swedish...I guess...
After uninstalling the first kb4011086 my problem wasn't solved, so I had to uninstall them both to get 100% back to dutch language again.
While uninstalling the second one I noticed it asked me to shut down some GUI first. During the removal of the first one that wasn't asked, so aparently it were two different updates with the same kb no.?
Greetz, Master
- Edited by Master Burn Friday, September 15, 2017 8:02 AM
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Hi all,
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
- Proposed as answer by mollymaloneMicrosoft employee Wednesday, September 13, 2017 7:26 PM
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Hi all,
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
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fix for czech outlook 2007
uninstall.bat
taskkill /f /t /im winword.exe /im outlook.exe
rem Office 2007 KB4011086
start /wait msiexec /package {90120000-0012-0000-0000-0000000ff1ce} /uninstall {5A5EF280-C30D-4B65-B5E9-B2E200C7562A} /qn REBOOT=ReallySupress
taskkill /f /t /im winword.exe /im outlook.exe
start /wait msiexec /package {90120000-001A-0405-0000-0000000FF1CE} /uninstall {8404CE9B-34E6-4E39-8790-A776C24BF386} /qn REBOOT=ReallySupress
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So, more and more users are complaining this problem. Also my clients are not so satisfied about this very-very annoying bug. Because the users doesn't want to quickly learn exotic languages the only solution is to uninstall the mentioned security fixes
Thousands of users are waiting for a real and very fast solution. To release the fix next month is not fast enought.
Thank you
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Our Outlook 2007 32bit Hungarian was also changed to Swedish. Outlook 2010 and 2013's were not affected.
The issue was also resolved by uninstalling (and hiding) patch #4011086.
Hopefully the fixes in this patch will reappear in a next update, without changing the language to Urdu or something more familiar.
But look on the bright side: at least there are no Swedish complaints this time... :) -
it's working. (change to old OUTLLIBR.DLL) no uninstall, no reboot. Thanks.
- Edited by Turgut Arslan Thursday, September 14, 2017 10:02 AM
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This CMD script will do a "one time fix" from a network share. You can set it up in GPO as a startup script.
It ONLY works if you have a good "OUTLLIBR.DLL"
Replace everything between the ** **
@echo off
REM Checking if already deployed (delete txt-file manually if fix needed)
if exist "\\**Networkshare\folderwithdllinside\Fixed\**%computername%.txt" goto END
@echo off
Rem Recover Office 2007
taskkill /IM "outlook.exe" /f
:XCOPY
XCOPY "\\**Networkshare\foldernamewithdllinside**\OUTLLIBR.DLL" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office12\**1043**\" /E /Y /C /Q
@echo off
REM Create a 'have been deployed' check-file
echo %date% %time% %computername% > "\\**Networkshare\folderwithdllinside\Fixed**\%computername%.txt"
goto END
:END
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Thank you for the job kis Imre but there are too very small details in your explanation for people that are not so accustomed to use the command lines ...! I've removed both the affected updates but nothing is changed (Outlook 2007 language remains half in italian and half in spanish also after the System restart), so I ask: could you please specify step by step (command line by command line) how your script shuold be applied and which is the application thath must be used to run it ? Sorry to ask this but I should prefer to evite to create more problems in the system ... so if you can help us with a more detailled explanation ... thank you once more !
- Edited by angelo54 Thursday, September 14, 2017 4:32 PM
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- kb4011086 update outllibr.dll file, but it has a different language. You can check on file properties-details
- If you uninstall kb4011086 outllibr.dll rolled back to previous version
- But If you don't hide kb4011086 from windows updates, windows will install back again on next update
- So If you cannot hide kb4011086 or don't want uninstall this patch, you can use a script that replace a file to original(but you need a correct outllibr.dll file) Script must be run administrative permissions
- Outlook 2007 not necessary to close when you replace outllibr.dll file. But you need restart app to apply changes.
- If language not changed back, check outllibr.dll version/date
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Thank you for this post and all the replies. I thought I had a big trouble with my outlook 2007~~
Mine is a Korean interfaced outlook and got some Portoguese.
Anway, I reinstalled all "outlook" included update and restrated the compture. It works properly now.
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Hello,
same problem (both on Win8.1 and Vista) with Outlook 2007 which is part of an Office 2007 installation: the language was changed from Italian to Portuguese (or Spanish ?), after applying the updates of September patch thuesday.
- Edited by GLSis2 Saturday, September 16, 2017 4:16 PM
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Jože, dober dan!
Imam enako situacijo.
Kako ste odstranili ta patch?
Klemen
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Here is the formal documentation for the issue, https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Outlook-2007-and-Outlook-2010-display-wrong-languages-b3ecbd3a-057a-4849-b311-3a62d6cc9342?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US. We are adding it to the main Known Issues page shortly, https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Fixes-or-workarounds-for-recent-issues-in-Outlook-for-Windows-ecf61305-f84f-4e13-bb73-95a214ac1230?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US.
The Outlook Team is working on a fix and I will post back when we know the release plan.
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Hi all,
A fix has been released. We updated the Known Issue with the fix details, https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Outlook-2007-displays-wrong-languages-b3ecbd3a-057a-4849-b311-3a62d6cc9342?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US. To make sure you are able to install the fix you need to remove the original KB that caused the issue, Outlook KB 4011086 and then install the fix KB 4011110.
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Thank You.
I followed the procedure but still some folder names in Outlook are in the wrong language..
e.g. (Deleted Emails is "Itens excluidos"..)
For wrong name of folders you can run "outlook.exe /resetfoldernames" to resets folders names to defaults.
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