However, the auto-update often encounters some problems can cause it cannot check or install the update successfully on the PC, such as: Many Mac users have Microsoft softwares installed on their machines, and Microsoft AutoUpdate can help them to keep these applications up-to-date, because it can check for available updates and install them automatically on the Mac. Every time try to install update, a message will come out and prompt you that the update has been installed (problematic update install).Always freeze up during the installation.Error issues which are created by Microsoft AutoUpdate often displays on the computer.If you unfortunately get these troubles, and the auto-update is not a very necessary component on your Mac (people can choose to download and install the update by themselves optionally), I would like to suggest you to disable and remove Microsoft AutoUpdate, which can help you resolve the problem effectively and avoid any error issue caused by the software. In the the Microsoft AutoUpdate window, enable the checkbox of “Manually” and confirm the change.Click on to open the Help menu, and select “Check for Updates”.
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Tips to remove Microsoft AutoUpdate on Mac Spend time and effort to uninstall Microsoft AutoUpdate manuallyĪs the Mac OS X has its own removing feature that enable the user to delete file, and remove an application on the device, it is also available for removing Microsoft AutoUpdate on the Mac, but you should be firstly clear that the OS X may not be able to thoroughly remove this program on your Mac but only the program’s package, in addition, you should find out all of its files on the computer (they are commonly left behind in the library folder), and clean them completely. Type “~/library/” in the box, and hit on the Return key.Click on GO again, this time, you should click on Go to folder….Right-click on the Trash icon, and select Empty Trash or Secure Empty Trash.Locate the icon of Microsoft AutoUpdate, and drag it to the Trash.Click on Go to expand the menu, and select Applications. Find and click on folder with the name of Application Support, and delete files and folders belonging to Microsoft AutoUpdate.Back to the library, and then open the Caches folder, remove Microsoft AutoUpdate’s caches inside.Continue to open Preferences folder in the library, and delete those preferences of Microsoft AutoUpdate.Remove Microsoft AutoUpdate with Osx Uninstaller more effectively The associated files of Microsoft AutoUpdate usually contain the name of the program itself or the vendor, so please only delete this kind of file on your Mac and don’t remove the file which is actually belonging to other program.
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