Microsoft has not fixed the Office API fault after 4 months. It is recommended that users uninstall the application.

CTOnews.com, May 19 (Xinhua)-- Microsoft admitted in January that the start menu, search and UWP applications did not work properly on Win10 and Win11 platforms due to problems with Windows Shell and Office API.

Microsoft updated the Windows Health panel four months later, and the solution is still to uninstall Office API-based applications rather than fix them to run properly.

Microsoft says the culprit is corrupted registry keys or data that can affect applications that use Microsoft Office API, such as Barco's ClickShare, making it impossible to click and interact.

The official solution for CTOnews.com translation is as follows:

To alleviate this problem, you can uninstall applications that integrate Windows, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Outlook, or Outlook Calendar.

If you encounter problems using Barco's ClickShare, you can visit here to fix it.

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