How To Completely Uninstall Microsoft Office Mac
Completely Uninstall Microsoft Office
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Completely Uninstall Microsoft Office Mac

That means it is not completely removed. Even I tried right click and uninstall it did not work. I want to remove it completely and install the latest one. When I tried to install office 2019, it got installed but not office 2019 instead I could see office 2016 in the control panel. This is strange. Can someone help me what exactly happening.
Run the application of Microsoft Fix It. A dialog box titled as “Uninstall Microsoft Office” will open up. Now it will ask you if you want to “Apply for Fix” or “Skip this Fix” and continue troubleshooting without applying for the fix. I would suggest you go with “Apply for Fix” to uninstall the office package completely.
Click on Apps & features. Select the Microsoft Office 365 installation or the name of the suite you purchased, like “Microsoft Office 365 Home” or “Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019.”. Click the Uninstall button. Click the Uninstall button again. If you read the post, you'd know that was done already.

Sometimes after your system has been updated, Microsoft Office just won’t operate. You must delete Microsoft Office entirely from your laptop or computer and then install it again to fix this issue. In this article, we will guide you the whole procedure to remove or uninstall the Microsoft Office from Windows 10. There are two methods to remove Microsoft Office from Windows 10, one is through the control panel and other is manual.

Remove Microsoft Office from Windows 10

How To Completely Uninstall Microsoft Office Mac

To completely remove the Microsoft Office from Windows 10, follow the following procedure step by step:

1) Uninstall Microsoft Office Using The Control Panel. This is the traditional method of uninstalling any apps from the PC. To do it, follow the steps given below: Press the Windows + R keys to open the Run utility. Type appwiz.cpl and press Enter to open the Programs and Features panel. Press Enter, and then click Uninstall a program. Then select Microsoft 365 and click Uninstall. If you want to make sure Office is completely uninstalled, the best way is to use the Easy Fix tool. To get the tool, click the link right below this video. Open the tool and click Next.

Remove MS Office Through Control Panel

Click the Search button. Type Control Panel in the search bar and select the Control Panel option as follows:

Once you have selected the Control Panel option, the following screen will appear:

As soon as you will open the Control Panel screen, further many options will appear. Select the Programs and Features option as above image is indicating.

Completely Uninstall Microsoft Office

After selecting Programs and Features option, all installed programs in Windows 10 will appear like this:

We want to completely remove the Microsoft Office, so select the Microsoft Office as above image is indicating. Once you will select the program two buttons (Uninstall & Change) will appear like this:

Now click the Uninstall option and your Microsoft Office will start removing.

Manually Uninstall Microsoft Office

Another method to uninstall the Microsoft Office is manual. To remove the Microsoft Office from Windows 10 through the manual method, you need to follow this procedure:

Identify the setup folder of Microsoft Office in your Windows. It is most likely in C:/Program Files as follows:

As you have successfully located the setup of Microsoft Office in your Windows 10. Now right click on the selected setup and click Delete option as follows:

As you will click the Delete option, it will start removing Microsoft Office from Windows 10.

Conclusion

By following above-mentioned procedures you will be able to remove Microsoft Office from Windows 10. But you should remember that manual uninstalling your computer’s Microsoft office is a very lengthy and complicated method which could harm your system if something goes wrong.

Companies moving to Office 365 will come across a hurdle. Historically Office installations have been different where as they install fully inside of Windows. With Office 365, it’s more like a stream rather than an install. As a result, when Office 365 is streamed to the computer, previous versions of Office are left installed, so you would effectively have two Office installations. Having two Office installations would be be confusing to the user and be very messy.

How has Office changed with Office 365?

Not too long ago Steve Ballmer the CEO announced that Microsoft would now be known as a devices and services company, here’s a link in case you didn’t see it http://news.cnet.com/8301-10805_3-57529238-75/microsoft-is-now-your-devices-and-services-company/

In saying this, the new product is called ‘Office 365’. This includes all Office components including Lync.

You can’t even install Lync or any other individual Office 365 component by itself. See below, when I try to install Lync from the Microsoft Online Portal by itself, it clearly states that “Lync 2013 is included in the latest version of Office”

So to simplify things, it’s all one single product called Office 365. As for what it is? Well essentially at the moment, it’s Office 2013 (but it’s not called Office 2013).

As an option, I don’t have to install Office 365, I can can still install Office 2013 only. See and read below carefully my ‘about’ screenshot.

In comparison, the ‘about’ screenshot on an Office 365 installation is slightly different, nowhere does it say Office 2013.

Office 365 streams and updates in the background automatically, meaning that updates rollout to people automatically, including any new versions. As I mentioned before, Microsoft is now a devices and services company (read between the lines) my tip is that Office 365 is here to stay and is simply a brand name. Currently they are utilising the latest Office 2013 software, but that can change in the future all automatically, as Office 365 is streamed and not installed. In contrast, Office 2013 is installed and can’t easily be updated automatically.

Below, Office 365 can only be installed 5 times and it keeps a track of where it’s installed on the Microsoft Online Portal.

More information here http://community.office365.com/en-us/blogs/office_365_technical_blog/archive/2013/03/06/office-365-proplus-administrator-series-client-deployment-options.aspx?ss=1283c51b-924e-4dff-bfaf-8a8533a24fb2

Solution to automatically uninstall any version of Office

This solution worked for us to automate the removal of Office 2003, Office 2007 and Office 2010. This will remove any version of Office whether it be 32-bit of 64-bit. It will work for all users whether they have admin access to their machines or not. This has been fully tested on Windows 7, however should work with no issues on other Windows versions.

Admin Experience:

For the administrator/project manager, when it comes time for a user to move to Office 365, you send an email to the user with a text file attachment called O551c3_0ut.txt. Ask the user to save the text file to their desktop and then close and save all their work and lock their computer before going to lunch. By this stage there’s already a Scheduled Task in place which is activated by the locking of the the computer. When the computer is locked, a batch file is run and checks for the existence of O551c3_0ut.txt anywhere under their user profile. If this file exists, the uninstall process will begin.

User Experience:

Quite simply, for the user, prior to the installation of Office 365, they simply save the O551c3_0ut.txt email attachment to their desktop, then simply lock their computer. So prior to going to lunch, when the computer is locked, this locking mechanism kicks off the batch file script to check the existence of O551c3_0ut.txt anywhere in the user profile (which includes the Desktop). The batch file will call the relevant VB script to uninstall Office silently in the background and will reboot upon completion.