Outlook 2010 Cannot Find Mso20win32client.dll Install Outlook Again

I dont have a solution. Here are my troubleshooting steps I have taken thus far:
-Uninstall/Reinstall P3Dv5
-uninstall/reinstall airport addon (airdrome at which crash starting time appeared)
-Uninstall/Reinstall aircraft addon (aircraft that was utilized when crash happened)
-uninstall/reinstall Windows Function Home & Pupil 2019
-re-registered all DLL'southward
-conducted sfc/scannow (no corrupted files constitute)
-conducted live update of Microsoft Abode Office & Student 2019 (this resulted in all role products being Uninstaller and P3Dv5 non loading to main carte du jour)
-Removed Microsoft Home & Pupil 2019
-Installed Microsoft Office 365
-Conducted live update of Microsoft Function 365 (result all Microsoft Office products Uninstalled and P3Dv5 not loading to main menu)
-conducted alive update of Windows OS
-wearied Microsoft tech back up
-contacted Lockheed Martin P3Dv5 tech back up
-rolled back windows update

All of these troubleshooting techniques have failed to isolate the root crusade of DLL. Furthermore, the file path to the mistake module yield no DLL at that place.
What is perhaps the most perplexing is that P3Dv5 is attempting to pull data from a DLL that doesn't exist.

I have so many questions I dont know where to brainstorm.

Post past **SH2071** » Sat Jan 09, 2021 12:47 pm

I don't know whether the steps set out below will solve your DLL problems simply I stumbled over your forum when trying to notice a solution for mso20win32client.dll issues that have suddenly emerged on a program called NeoPro, following a recent Part 365 update. I was able to solve my problem by reverting to an earlier version of Part 365 and so keeping Automatic Updates turned off.

To solve my issue for Neo Pro, I used the instructions at https://support.microsoft.com/en-ie/hel ... -2016-clic to install a specific version of Outlook that doesn't fail.
i. You'll need to know which marketing/update aqueduct you are subscribed to. Discover this within Outlook at File > Office Business relationship > Almost Outlook
ii. For my Dell OptiPlex (64-scrap Outlook) which is on the Monthly Enterprise Channel, Outlook Version 2010 (build 13328.20478 Click-to-Run) from December 8, 2020 works fine for NeoPro. Information technology's the latest available for that Channel.
3. For my Dell XPS13 (32-bit Outlook) and for the Toshiba laptop (64-flake Outlook), both on Current Channel, Outlook Version 2010 (build 13328.20408 Click-to-Run) from November 17, 2020 works fine for NeoPro. Microsoft'south Current Aqueduct release from Dec eight, 2020 (13426.20332) fails, equally does Current Channel, Version 2011 (build 13426.20404) from December 21, 2020.

Hope this may help someone.

Sat January 09, 2021 ane:fifteen pm

SH2071 wrote: ↑Sabbatum Jan 09, 2021 12:47 pm I don't know whether the steps set out beneath volition solve your DLL problems merely I stumbled over your forum when trying to find a solution for mso20win32client.dll issues that have suddenly emerged on a program called NeoPro, following a recent Office 365 update. I was able to solve my problem by reverting to an earlier version of Office 365 so keeping Automatic Updates turned off.

To solve my issue for Neo Pro, I used the instructions at https://back up.microsoft.com/en-ie/hel ... -2016-clic to install a specific version of Outlook that doesn't fail.
i. You'll need to know which marketing/update channel y'all are subscribed to. Find this within Outlook at File > Role Account > About Outlook
2. For my Dell OptiPlex (64-fleck Outlook) which is on the Monthly Enterprise Channel, Outlook Version 2010 (build 13328.20478 Click-to-Run) from Dec 8, 2020 works fine for NeoPro. It's the latest available for that Channel.
3. For my Dell XPS13 (32-bit Outlook) and for the Toshiba laptop (64-bit Outlook), both on Current Channel, Outlook Version 2010 (build 13328.20408 Click-to-Run) from Nov 17, 2020 works fine for NeoPro. Microsoft'due south Current Channel release from Dec 8, 2020 (13426.20332) fails, equally does Electric current Channel, Version 2011 (build 13426.20404) from December 21, 2020.

Promise this may help someone.

Thanks for your answer. I have taken a look at the build of Office 365 I have (13426.20404 Click -to-run). I volition troubleshoot today to encounter if version 13228.20478 works.

Post by **SH2071** » Saturday January 09, 2021 1:39 pm

I don't think substituting 13228.20478 for 13426.20404 will work, because the old is a Monthly Enterprise Channel version, while the latter is a Current Channel (i.e. retail customers). You can't switch channels. I'd be using 13328.20408 if I were you.
This link volition have you to a table which may aid (run into Version History halfway downward).
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-usa/office ... ps-by-date

Good luck

Post by **neilh1983** » Sun Jan ten, 2021 xi:06 pm

I started receiving this issue last nighttime. From upshot viewer:
Faulting awarding name: Prepar3D.exe, version: 5.1.viii.26742, time postage stamp: 0x5f988752
Faulting module name: mso20win32client.dll, version: 0.0.0.0, time postage: 0x5fd28a6a
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x0000000000071179
Faulting process id: 0x4b80
Faulting application start time: 0x01d6e79d82ddf6b4
Faulting application path: D:\Prepar3d\Prepar3D.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Program Files\Mutual Files\Microsoft Shared\Office16\mso20win32client.dll
Report Id: 73115bb7-6243-460e-809c-ecee4de06fc4
Faulting package full name:
Faulting parcel-relative awarding ID:

I am using Office 365 64bit and have been for virtually 2 years now. Information technology is on monthly aqueduct version 2012, build 13530.20316 Click-to-Run, no updates pending.
OS is Windows 10 Pro 64bit 20H2 build 19042.685 no updates awaiting.
The latest Nvidia drivers from seventh January were installed today so it was happening before and after that.
I did a quick repair of Office and that did not resolve the issue. I am doing an online (total) repair correct now and have found that P3D will no longer open up at all whilst Part is not installed. The repair/reinstall completed and P3D started working once again. Very abnormal.

So after researching this, I followed the advice on MS forums and deleted:
NOTE: IF You MAKE A REGISTRY Modify Information technology IS AT YOUR Own Adventure AND MAKE SURE YOU Dorsum IT Upwards First!!!!
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Role\16.0\Common\Licensing\CurrentSkuIdFoAggregatedrApp
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\Experiment
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Role\sixteen.0\Mutual\ExperimentEcs
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\ExperimentTas

I am going to exam this over the side by side day or so and report back on whether things have gotten ameliorate or not. On commencement use, things seemed OK.

Mail by **SH2071** » Sunday Jan ten, 2021 11:47 pm

neilh1983 wrote: I started receiving this issue last night. From event viewer:
Faulting application name: Prepar3D.exe, version: 5.i.8.26742, time stamp: 0x5f988752
Faulting module name: mso20win32client.dll, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x5fd28a6a
Exception lawmaking: 0xc0000005

I am using Office 365 64bit and have been for about 2 years at present. Information technology is on monthly channel version 2012, build 13530.20316 Click-to-Run, no updates pending.

I did a quick repair of Office and that did not resolve the issue. I am doing an online (total) repair right now and accept found that P3D will no longer open at all whilst Office is not installed. The repair/reinstall completed and P3D started working again. Very abnormal.

I tin can see from your post that you are on the nigh recent Current (previously known as Monthly) Aqueduct version of Function 365, version 2012, build 13530.20316, issued a few days ago. Refer Microsoft Version history at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office ... ps-past-date

I suggest that the reason yous are all of a sudden receiving mso20win32client.dll errors is that your Office 365 automatically updated itself on its regular cycle, and therefore introduced to your automobile a bad version of Part 365. The fact that P3D won't run without Role 365 installed (as you lot report) implies there must be some interdependancy between P3D and Office 365, no affair how illogical that may be.

Based on my feel with another programme NeoPro which began reporting exactly these same errors and which I take at present resolved satisfactorily, my suggestion would be that you accept your version of Office 365 back to Current/Monthly Channel Version 2010 (build 13328.20408) from 17 Nov 2020, which doesn't have mso20win32client.dll issues, and then turn off Automatic Role 365 Updates. I suspect that the issue will vanish.

Instructions can be found at https://support.microsoft.com/en-ie/hel ... -2016-clic

Post past **Source41** » Tue Jan 12, 2021 12:26 am

Yep I started getting this nigh a day or 2 ago... Same effect with others that if I uninstall 365 P3D won't launch anymore with no letters in effect viewer still for a cursory moment I did get an error popup from Aerosoft Dynamic Display Engine. The log file shows

Code: Select all

                  ----Fourth dimension----|----MSG----|----HRESULT ERRORCODE----|----HRESULT ERRORMSG---- sixteen:18:07 | Primary::DoWork->Aircraft::DoWork Neglect | 0x1 | Incorrect office. ----------------------------------------------

Log Proper name: Application
Source: Application Error
Date: 1/eleven/2021 three:58:17 PM
Issue ID: yard
Task Category: (100)
Level: Error
Keywords: Classic
User: Due north/A
Computer: Source-PC
Description:
Faulting application proper noun: Prepar3D.exe, version: 5.ane.12.26829, fourth dimension stamp: 0x5fb44f72
Faulting module name: mso20win32client.dll, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x5fd1d17d
Exception lawmaking: 0xc0000005
Mistake offset: 0x00000000000533cd
Faulting process id: 0x384c
Faulting application first fourth dimension: 0x01d6e86b4fc6fa68
Faulting awarding path: G:\Prepar3d V5\Prepar3D.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Program Files\Mutual Files\Microsoft Shared\Office16\mso20win32client.dll
Report Id: ef148107-e9e1-4967-bb9c-25f4ddd0845d
Faulting parcel full name:
Faulting packet-relative application ID:

Has anyone tried installing the 32bit version of 365?

Post by **Source41** » Tue Jan 12, 2021 12:46 am

neilh1983 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 11:06 pm

Then afterward researching this, I followed the advice on MS forums and deleted:
NOTE: IF YOU MAKE A REGISTRY CHANGE It IS AT YOUR OWN Take a chance AND Make Certain Y'all BACK IT Up FIRST!!!!
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Part\sixteen.0\Common\Licensing\CurrentSkuIdFoAggregatedrApp
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Part\sixteen.0\Common\Experiment
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Mutual\ExperimentEcs
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Function\sixteen.0\Common\ExperimentTas

I am going to exam this over the next day or so and report back on whether things accept gotten better or non. On first use, things seemed OK.

I am likewise giving this a try although I didn't have the ExperimentTas Entry.

Post by **86SWONAVY** » Sat Jan 23, 2021 4:52 am

SH2071 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 10, 2021 xi:47 pm

neilh1983 wrote: I started receiving this issue last nighttime. From event viewer:
Faulting application proper name: Prepar3D.exe, version: 5.1.8.26742, time postage stamp: 0x5f988752
Faulting module name: mso20win32client.dll, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x5fd28a6a
Exception code: 0xc0000005

I am using Office 365 64bit and accept been for virtually 2 years now. It is on monthly channel version 2012, build 13530.20316 Click-to-Run, no updates awaiting.

I did a quick repair of Office and that did non resolve the issue. I am doing an online (full) repair right at present and have institute that P3D will no longer open at all whilst Office is not installed. The repair/reinstall completed and P3D started working again. Very abnormal.

I can see from your post that you are on the most contempo Electric current (previously known as Monthly) Aqueduct version of Office 365, version 2012, build 13530.20316, issued a few days agone. Refer Microsoft Version history at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-u.s./role ... ps-by-date

I suggest that the reason you are suddenly receiving mso20win32client.dll errors is that your Office 365 automatically updated itself on its regular cycle, and therefore introduced to your motorcar a bad version of Role 365. The fact that P3D won't run without Office 365 installed (as you study) implies there must be some interdependancy between P3D and Office 365, no thing how illogical that may exist.

Based on my feel with another plan NeoPro which began reporting exactly these same errors and which I take now resolved satisfactorily, my proposition would be that you take your version of Office 365 back to Current/Monthly Channel Version 2010 (build 13328.20408) from 17 November 2020, which doesn't have mso20win32client.dll issues, and and so turn off Automatic Office 365 Updates. I doubtable that the issue will vanish.

Instructions can be found at https://support.microsoft.com/en-ie/hel ... -2016-clic

***RESOLVED***

I believe this solution has resolved my original CTD error with MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL

Recommend those with Office installed contact Microsoft tech support and request a previous build 13328.20408 as suggested to a higher place.

Post by **neilh1983** » Saturday Jan 23, 2021 11:26 am

86SWONAVY wrote: ↑Sat January 23, 2021 iv:52 am

SH2071 wrote: ↑Sun January 10, 2021 11:47 pm

neilh1983 wrote: I started receiving this issue last dark. From upshot viewer:
Faulting application name: Prepar3D.exe, version: 5.1.viii.26742, fourth dimension postage stamp: 0x5f988752
Faulting module name: mso20win32client.dll, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x5fd28a6a
Exception code: 0xc0000005

I am using Office 365 64bit and take been for about 2 years now. Information technology is on monthly channel version 2012, build 13530.20316 Click-to-Run, no updates awaiting.

I did a quick repair of Office and that did non resolve the effect. I am doing an online (total) repair right at present and have constitute that P3D will no longer open at all whilst Office is not installed. The repair/reinstall completed and P3D started working again. Very abnormal.

I can see from your post that you are on the most recent Current (previously known as Monthly) Channel version of Role 365, version 2012, build 13530.20316, issued a few days agone. Refer Microsoft Version history at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/role ... ps-by-date

I suggest that the reason you are all of a sudden receiving mso20win32client.dll errors is that your Office 365 automatically updated itself on its regular bike, and therefore introduced to your machine a bad version of Office 365. The fact that P3D won't run without Office 365 installed (as you written report) implies there must be some interdependancy between P3D and Function 365, no matter how casuistic that may exist.

Based on my experience with another program NeoPro which began reporting exactly these aforementioned errors and which I accept now resolved satisfactorily, my proffer would be that y'all take your version of Function 365 back to Current/Monthly Channel Version 2010 (build 13328.20408) from 17 November 2020, which doesn't have mso20win32client.dll issues, and then turn off Automatic Office 365 Updates. I suspect that the issue will vanish.

Instructions can be found at https://support.microsoft.com/en-ie/hel ... -2016-clic

***RESOLVED***

I believe this solution has resolved my original CTD error with MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL

Recommend those with Office installed contact Microsoft tech support and request a previous build 13328.20408 as suggested above.

I'thousand sorry just "curlicue back to an earlier version of Role and plough off auto updates" is Non a solution. Suggesting to users that they set up Office to not be upwardly to date introduces vulnerabilities on to your computer.
Having worked in It, I cannot recommend that as a solution. If you lot believe it to be Office 365 build 2012, have yous reported it to Microsoft?

Mail by **86SWONAVY** » Sat Jan 23, 2021 12:12 pm

neilh1983 wrote: ↑Sat January 23, 2021 11:26 am

86SWONAVY wrote: ↑Sabbatum Jan 23, 2021 4:52 am

SH2071 wrote: ↑Dominicus Jan x, 2021 eleven:47 pm

I can see from your postal service that you lot are on the most recent Electric current (previously known every bit Monthly) Channel version of Role 365, version 2012, build 13530.20316, issued a few days ago. Refer Microsoft Version history at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-u.s.a./office ... ps-by-date

I suggest that the reason you lot are suddenly receiving mso20win32client.dll errors is that your Role 365 automatically updated itself on its regular cycle, and therefore introduced to your auto a bad version of Role 365. The fact that P3D won't run without Part 365 installed (as y'all report) implies in that location must exist some interdependancy between P3D and Office 365, no affair how illogical that may exist.

Based on my experience with another program NeoPro which began reporting exactly these aforementioned errors and which I have at present resolved satisfactorily, my proffer would be that you accept your version of Function 365 dorsum to Current/Monthly Channel Version 2010 (build 13328.20408) from 17 November 2020, which doesn't have mso20win32client.dll issues, and then turn off Automatic Office 365 Updates. I suspect that the upshot will vanish.

Instructions tin be establish at https://support.microsoft.com/en-ie/hel ... -2016-clic

***RESOLVED***

I believe this solution has resolved my original CTD error with MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL

Recommend those with Office installed contact Microsoft tech support and request a previous build 13328.20408 equally suggested higher up.

I'm sorry but "roll back to an earlier version of Office and plough off auto updates" is NOT a solution. Suggesting to users that they ready Office to not exist up to date introduces vulnerabilities on to your computer.
Having worked in IT, I cannot recommend that as a solution. If you believe information technology to be Function 365 build 2012, accept y'all reported information technology to Microsoft?

Unfortunately, I practice not piece of work in IT, nor do I have the IT knowledge you lot possess. What I can report is that rolling back to a previous build that did not take MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL has resolved my P3DV5 CTD effect. At the time of this posting, I have not had an MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL CTD.

I have exhausted Microsoft Technical back up insofar that, short of a complete OS reinstall, there was nix else Microsoft technical support could do to resolve MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL event to non-Microsoft software. Troubleshooting steps take been reported in previous posts for transparency. If there are further troubleshooting steps you would recommend I would be glad to hear them.

I do apologize that you do not hold, however since the initial effect of having P3Dv5 CTD with fault module MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL issue is no longer, I am because this resolved.

Post by **neilh1983** » Sat Jan 23, 2021 12:32 pm

86SWONAVY wrote: ↑Sabbatum Jan 23, 2021 12:12 pm

neilh1983 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 11:26 am

86SWONAVY wrote: ↑Saturday Jan 23, 2021 4:52 am

***RESOLVED***

I believe this solution has resolved my original CTD error with MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL

Recommend those with Office installed contact Microsoft tech back up and request a previous build 13328.20408 equally suggested above.

I'one thousand pitiful but "scroll back to an earlier version of Office and turn off auto updates" is Non a solution. Suggesting to users that they fix Office to not be up to appointment introduces vulnerabilities on to your computer.
Having worked in Information technology, I cannot recommend that as a solution. If you believe it to be Role 365 build 2012, have yous reported information technology to Microsoft?

Unfortunately, I do not work in Information technology, nor practise I take the It knowledge you possess. What I can report is that rolling dorsum to a previous build that did not have MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL has resolved my P3DV5 CTD issue. At the time of this posting, I accept not had an MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL CTD.

I have wearied Microsoft Technical support insofar that, brusk of a consummate OS reinstall, at that place was naught else Microsoft technical support could do to resolve MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL issue to non-Microsoft software. Troubleshooting steps have been reported in previous posts for transparency. If there are further troubleshooting steps you would recommend I would be glad to hear them.

I do apologize that y'all do not agree, however since the initial effect of having P3Dv5 CTD with fault module MSO20WIN32CLIENT.DLL result is no longer, I am considering this resolved.

Your resolution is to go out your computer potentially vulnerable to people with malicious intents. This is not most having any loftier ground over y'all based on my background, I just wanted to highlight the dangers of your proposed solution.

Vaughan is right insomuch that an Role update introduced a CTD into another piece of software. It is therefore Microsoft'due south issue and then they need to be pressured into resolving.

Equally an FYI, I have done iii flights and spent several hours in the sim configuring FSUIPC since deleting the registry keys I recommended. My O365 is still latest build with automobile updates on.

Post past **Martyson** » Sabbatum Jan 23, 2021 12:44 pm

But for follow up.

I merely updated Role and this is my current version number information.

Microsoft Subscription Production Microsoft 365
Microsoft Excel : version 2012 Build 13530.20440
Microsoft Excel for Microsoft MSO 16.0.13530.20418 64 bit

No problems to report with P3Dv5.1HF1 on my tests today.

Post by **Flightsim99** » Sun Jan 31, 2021 9:58 pm

Having the same issue. I removed the Lockheed Martin files from ProgramData and Appdata, which stopped the crashes. I then added everything back, crashes were back. Removed add together-ons.cfg and dll.xml in Appdata binder which has stopped crashes except for when I use PMDG aircraft, as far as I can tell. Not certain what to practice brusque of a reinstall.

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