In this case, you will be able to resolve the issue by uninstalling the Office installation and utilizing the Registry Editor to remove the faulty key. AppCompatFlags is breaking the updating process – As it turns out there is one particular registry key (AppCompatFlags) with a huge potential of breaking and rendering the whole Office suite inoperable when it does.
If this scenario is applicable, you will be able to resolve the issue by re-enabling the Task Scheduler via Registry Editor. If Task Scheduler is disabled on your machine, you’ll receive this error whenever the Task Scheduler can’t be accessed by the Office service. Task Scheduler is disabled from Registry Editor – Microsoft Office needs Task Scheduler to program some tasks (usually having to do with the updating service).The only way of identifying the culprit responsible for the issue is to systematically uninstall every IObit product until you see that the issue is no longer occurring. A conflict with an IObit software – A lot of users have reported that this particular issue appeared due to some incompatibilities produced by a few software products released by IObit.In this case, you should consider a Microsoft toll capable of dealing with such scenarios. Corrupted registry keys or installation files – Another possible scenario in which this particular error will occur is if some key registry keys or files needed during the installation process of Microsoft Office are tainted by corruption.If this scenario is applicable, you should be able to resolve the issue by either disabling the real-time protection or by uninstalling the security suite altogether. 3rd party antivirus is preventing the installer from communicating with MS servers – There are several antivirus suites (McAfee, Avast, and a few others) that are confirmed to be overprotective when it comes to letting the Office installer retrieve some necessary components over the Internet.
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