Program updates are fundamental in staying up with the latest with the most recent highlights, execution upgrades, and security patches. Microsoft consistently gives updates to its Office suite. Here’s the manner by which to check for, and introduce, Microsoft Office refreshes.
Note that, while we use Microsoft Word in this model, you can refresh by means of any of its Office applications
Turning on Automatic Updates
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Turn on automatic updates for Windows 10
By default, Windows 10 updates your operating system automatically. However, it is safest to manually check that you are up to date and it is turned on.
Select the Windows icon in the bottom left of your screen
Click on the Settings Cog icon.
Once in Settings, scroll down and click on Update & Security
In the Update & Security window click Check for Updates if necessary. To check if your updates are paused, click Advanced Options.
Some feature updates will need to be manually enabled even when automatic updates are turned on. To do this go to, Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and select Check for updates. Once the update appears, you can select
Download and install now.
Manually Check for and Install Updates
If you want to keep Automatic Updates disabled, you’ll need to manually check for and install any updates Office brings.
To manually update Microsoft Office for Windows, open Word, and select the “File” tab.
Click “Account”at the bottom of the left-hand pane.
From here, select “Update Options” next to “Office Updates.” In the drop-down menu that appears, select “Update Now.” If you’ve disabled updates, this option won’t appear. If that’s the case, select “Enable Updates” first and then select “Update Now.”
Microsoft will now check for updates and install them. Once finished, you’ll see a message letting you know you’re up to date.
Install Updates on Mac
To manually update Microsoft Office for Mac, open Word, and select the “Help” tab from the system menu bar. Again, this isn’t found in the Microsoft Word menu bar.
In the drop-down menu that appears, select “Check For Updates.”
The “Microsoft AutoUpdate” window will appear. In the bottom-right corner of the window, you’ll see a “Check For Updates” option. Click the button.
Office will now let you know the latest version. The update can take quite some time, depending on how many Office apps you have to update.
Once the update is finished, Microsoft Office will let you know.
How to force Windows to start downloading the Windows 10 update files
- First, navigate to “C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download”
- and delete all the files there. This will give Windows Update a clean slate.
- Open Windows Update by hitting the Windows key, typing “Windows Update” and clicking on it.
- Open up the command prompt by hitting the Windows key and typing in cmd. Don’t hit enter. Right click and choose “Run as administrator.”
- Type (but do not enter yet) “wuauclt.exe /update now” — this is the command to force Windows Update to check for updates.
- Back in the Windows Update window, click “Check for updates” on the left hand side. It should say “Checking for updates…”
- While this is happening, switch back to the command prompt and enter the command you already typed in.
- You should now see Windows Update say that it is downloading Windows 10. Before you actually install it though, back everything up and make sure you’re ready.
You can download in install Microsoft office retail card from office.com/setup
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