Office Version 14 and Office Version 12 are no longer part of mainstream support. Versions of Office prior to Office are also no longer supported and may not work on Windows To upgrade to the latest version of Office, see How do I upgrade Office? For peace of mind, we recommend that before you upgrade to Windows 10 you use the Get Windows 10 app to do a compatibility check. Many devices already have the app installed through updates.
To see if you already have the app, look for the Windows icon on the far-right side of your taskbar. If you see it, select it to get started. Office system requirements. Just a thought. Microsoft have stopped supporting XP meaning any software released now is unlikely to be compatible. You should really consider upgrading to windows 7 or 8.
Office will work fine with XP. To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Popular Topics in General Windows. Which of the following retains the information it's storing when the system power is turned off?
Submit ». Compatible bit and bit editions for 8 see System Requirements for Office For 8. Some folks had problems with 8. NOT compatible. See technet article.
However, some claim it may run in a Virtual Machine with Professional and Enterprise editions. Office XP Support has ended.
Yet these items, when checked against Windows 7, say "Not compatible" or "No Info; Check with software publisher" Compatible both bit and bit editions. See System Requirements for Office Windows 8, which has not been released except in preview formats, accounted for just 0.
But those shares are moving targets, and will be different come the release date of Office and the various Office subscription programs. It's difficult to project how much more share Windows 7 and Windows 8 will have then, since uptake on Windows 8 would be a blind guess, and no one knows whether Windows 8's gains will come from former XP or Vista users, or from people moving up one edition from Windows 7. One projection is possible, however: Absent any Windows 8 impact -- unlikely, of course -- Windows 7 will edge upward to Windows XP is due for retirement in April , when Microsoft stops serving the year-old operating system with security updates.
Microsoft has said that XP users will be able to upgrade to Windows 8, assuming that their hardware passes the eligibility test. Krans pointed that out as well.
Less expected was Microsoft's decision to bar Vista users from acquiring Office
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