Upgrade to office 2016 professional from office 2013

#Upgrade to office 2016 professional from office 2013 install#
#Upgrade to office 2016 professional from office 2013 update#
#Upgrade to office 2016 professional from office 2013 upgrade#
#Upgrade to office 2016 professional from office 2013 full#

(yes there was a blank after the word Resetting in this line)

Receive series of messages as shown below.

again this failed, with message вЂњThe following command was not found: int reset resetlog.txtвЂќ.

Tried to run, but failednetsh int reset resetlog.txt.

should see message вЂњThe command completed successfullyвЂќ.

net localgroupВ Adminisrators localserviceВ /add.

In Command Prompt, run the following commands

Changed key NoActiveDesktopChanges from 1 to 0.

Changed key NoActiveDesktop from 1 to 0.

HKEY_Local_Machine -> Software -> Microsoft -> Windows -> CurrentVersion -> Policies ->В Explorer

Changed key NoAddingComponents from 1 to 0.

HKEY_Local_Machine -> Software -> Microsoft -> Windows -> CurrentVersion -> Policies -> ActiveDesktop So here is what he changed using remote access, maybe someone more technically sound can help clarify what is going on: In Regedit:

#Upgrade to office 2016 professional from office 2013 upgrade#

After trying a couple things, they fixed it! I asked him what was actually issue and he only said вЂњwhen you upgrade to 2016 there are just some few settings that has changedвЂќ, followed by вЂњThe settings are on the Windows 10, so we just changed itвЂќ. I did some quick searching on Web and could not find other reports, so I turned to Microsoft Chat Support. If I click cancel (many times though) the window goes away, and I can use the application, but it always comes back randomly. When I say Next, it failed with message WeвЂ™re sorry, something went wrong and we canвЂ™t do this for you right now. Excitedly I opened Word and immediately received a prompt: (sorry image below is not from my computer, grabbed from Google Images, but only difference is software is just Office 365, not Office 365 ProPlus) Woohoo, all installed and ready to go, or so I thought.

Step 5: When done it will let you know in a dialog (sorry forgot to get a screenshot рџ¦ )

#Upgrade to office 2016 professional from office 2013 install#

DO NOT BELIEVE the вЂњin just a momentвЂќ message, it took hours for mine to download and install but you can still use Office during this process.

#Upgrade to office 2016 professional from office 2013 full#

When finished the download, launch it, and full download and installation will begin. Step 4: A download will kick off which is the installation shell, about 2MB in size. If you REALLY want 64-bit, then click another link Additional install options to choose 64-bit. I will not go further on this route b in visuals but when you click on it, you can select a language. If you want the 64-bit or different language, make sure you select Language and install options to change up options. NOTE: this will install the 32-bit English version. Step 2: Login if not already (no visual as I am already logged in)

#Upgrade to office 2016 professional from office 2013 update#

You can see the official KB hereВ from .В The upgrade is not automatic which I think disappointing, why not drive Office updates through the Windows Update mechanism? Instead, you need to go to your My Account in and then select Install to initiate the upgrade process. To start, we need actually to download and upgrade our office application.

Current Office installed: Office 2013,В .1003.

OS: Windows 10 Pro (current PUBLIC release).

In this article, I will walk through the upgrade process and how we (thanks to Microsoft support) fixed the activation error. It finished, installed and kept all my previous settings, awesome! BUT (there is always a вЂњbutвЂќ, right?) I got stuck with a stupid activation screen request. Excited as I was, I immediately began the download process and waited вЂњin just a momentвЂќ (more like couple hours) for the download to complete.

Have you heard the exciting news? Office 2016 is nowВ passing Google Apps providing real-time co-authoring in their desktop apps! Read more about it in this great write-up from The Verge.