Microsoft Office 64-bit Components 2013 poping up when starting Outlook

Got this Message popping up when starting Outlook. Traced it on the Server as an setup.msi that starts every time.


No to the fun part.
Enable Feature Windows Seach Host  - and it is gone.
Looking at the trace now, it shows that startup of Outlook is using the WindowsSearchHost to enumerate keys and files and doing it a lot faster, too.

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Citrix FAQ

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How to Downgrade Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter to Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard?

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Hvordan skrive æøå i command line som kjører chcp 427? Hvis man kan endre til Lucida Fonts kan man velge chcp 1252 og skrive bokstavene æøå, men hva skal man gjøre hvis man ikke lett kan endre dette? Løsningen er å skrive inn disse tegnene med spesialtegn. Her ser du hvordan de ser ut i en Hex-editor: Her er en oppskrift på hvordan du lager en slik fil som inneholder disse karakterene. Åpne cmd Skriv inn echo og ett mellomrom Hold inne Alt-knappen, tast 145 og slipp Alt-tasten Hold inne Alt-knappen, tast 155 og slipp Alt-tasten Hold inne Alt-knappen, tast 134 og slipp Alt-tasten Hold inne Alt-knappen, tast 146 og slipp Alt-tasten Hold inne Alt-knappen, tast 157 og slipp Alt-tasten Hold inne Alt-knappen, tast 143 og slipp Alt-tasten Skriv til slutt på linjen karakteren > og et filnavn  Trykk enter Du har nå lagt en fil der æøåÆØÅ ligger inne i riktig format, som du kan klippe og lime inn i dine egne cmd-filer. Du kan også laste ned en ansi-tekstfil som inneholder disse tegnene. Høyre
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