Updating to version 4.1.5.

[muomega]

I am running Windows 10 with A.O.O. 4.1.4. When I click the download button on the Sourceforge website I get the following message :-
This site can’t provide a secure connection
plus.google.com sent an invalid response.
ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR.
What can I do to overcome this?

[RoryOF]

It is working OK for me (just now checked); I don't know why google.com comes into the matter. You shouldn't need to click any button on the Sourceforge site - the download should start automatically in about 5 seconds.

[muomega]

Thank you. I have done that and nothing happens

[robleyd]

Go to http://www.openoffice.org/download/
If necessary, select your favorite operating system, language and version.
Click Download full installation
You will be transferred to Sourceforge and the download should start in a few seconds. DO NOT click on any other Download buttons.

You should then have your package.

[muomega]

Thank you for your advice. Unfortunately all the advice I have been given has failed to solve the problem. When I get to the Sourceforge page all I get are giant Twitter, Facebook, Google and Linkdin icons and the word connect in the top left hand corner. Nothing else happens even after waiting for several minutes.

[RoryOF]

Click on the "Problems Downloading?" button and select a server or the "direct link" link.

Edit: You may need to refresh your screen, or clear your browser cache, to see the more recent SourceForge screen.

[muomega]

Thank you everyone for trying to solve my problem. Further investigation seems to show that I am not even getting to the Sourceforge website. I have decide, therefore, to abandon my attempts to update and continue to use version 4.1.4. which appears to be adequate for my purposes.

[ezboorman@gmail.com]

I am trying to download Open Office for the first time. I am on Windows XP and don't know which version I am supposed to download, so I chose version 4.0

The page I am redirected to states:-


This site can’t provide a secure connection

sourceforge.net uses an unsupported protocol.
The client and server don't support a common SSL protocol version or cipher suite. This is likely to be caused when the server needs RC4, which is no longer considered secure.

What do I do?