Tip: With these Microsoft subscriptions, there are no desktop applications to download and install, but in most cases you can still access and use online versions of Office apps in your web browser. Learn more Free Office Online apps. To download the offline installer, go to www. If you're not already signed in with the Microsoft account associated with your copy of Officedo that now. If you're signed in with a different account, sign out of that and then sign in again with the correct Microsoft account.
Note: If you're trying to install Microsoft that you got through your work or school and you already signed in with your work or school account, don't follow these instructions.
Select the Office for business tab from above instead. Select Install Office. Check the box Download an offline installer and select the language you want to install Officein. Select Download. The file will begin downloading on your PC. Once the download is complete, open File Explorer and locate a new virtual drive, for example D:. This drive contains the Office installation files. If you don't see the new drive, locate the image file you downloaded and double-click it.
The new drive should appear in your directory. Note: If you already have a drive labeled D: , Office creates a virtual drive with the next available letter, which would be E: as shown in the next step below.
Save the image: You can also choose to save a copy of this virtual drive to a thumb drive or disc for later use. Select the Officefolder from the virtual drive and then double-click either the Setup If you're not sure which version is right for you, see Choose the bit or bit version of Office. When you see the message, You're all set , you can access your Office applications.
After your Office installation is complete, you need to activate Office. Be sure you're connected to the Internet and then open any Office application, such as Word or Excel. In most cases, Office is activated once you start an application and after you click Accept to agree to the License terms. If you need activation help, see Activate Office. From the Update Options drop-down list box, select Update Now. The tool is designed for enterprise environments and runs from the command line, so the steps are more complicated--but they'll still work for installation on a single device.
You must have an Officelicense assigned to you to install and activate Office. To check if you have one, see What Microsoft business product or license do I have? Create a folder on your hard drive and name it ODT.
Select Save As and save it to your downloads folder. In your downloads folder, double-click the Office Deployment Tool exe file to install it. If you see the User Account Control prompt that says, Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device? The drop-down list below contains detailed steps that show how to download and install the bit or bit version of Microsoft Apps for enterprise or Microsoft Apps for business.
If you have a Microsoft Apps for business or Microsoft Business Standard plan, you need to download the Microsoft Apps for business version. For all other plans, download the Microsoft Apps for enterprise version. See the following if you're not sure which version to install:. To find out which Microsoft plan you have, see What Microsoft business product or license do I have? If you're not sure how to decide between bit or bit, see Choose between the bit or bit version of Office.
This is where you click on your user account, enter a password, and start using the computer. The good thing about using a local account is that you can use it to download and install free games and apps from the Windows Store without using a Microsoft account, and use system applications like Mail and Calendar. You can also download paid apps with a Microsoft account and access all Windows 10 features.
The idea behind the policy on local accounts in Windows 10 is to find a balance between Microsoft accounts and user expectations, while still offering as many features to local account users as possible.
You can still use the local account on your Windows 10 computer, and then use the Microsoft account to download and install apps from Windows Store. Other perks of using a Microsoft account with Windows 10 include free cloud storage through OneDrive, syncing account settings such as network profiles, managing passwords and Windows Store app settings, and a familiar experience across apps and devices. Windows 10 tries to make sure you use a Microsoft account, but you can create a local account anyway using the steps below.
Create a Microsoft account during the setup process and then change it to a local user account later. Enter your account information then click Next. You can use the command line as another way to create a local account. We are going to attempt to create a new user account. Where there is Username replace with the account name and where there Password replace with the desired password. You should see the following message The command completed successfully.
Restart the machine and try logging into the new account. How to: connect to a Microsoft Account in Windows Was this article helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Was this comment helpful? Since my desktop is pretty secure in my apartment, I'm pretty sure it doesn't need a password as strong as I have on online accounts.
So I'm stuck asking myself which of 3 bad options to pick from:. Am I missing a 4th option that would let me log into my machine quickly but still benefit from my Microsoft account? Can't I eat my cake and have it too? Edit: Option 3 doesn't seem to work for me because it won't let me use previous passwords on my Microsoft account. Someone please tell me there's a 4th option. I don't need "direct access" to the app store, I rather access it "just when and if I need it".
In the contrary I don't agree to save my system account and password on external server MS or other then MS. That's why I don't use Hotmail account to access my system, but Cortana doesn't work because has not its own Hotmail account to access the server. So, when Microsoft will divide local user account from Hotmail account so that I can use Cortana without sharing my password with MS?
To do this it's enough that Cortana access the Hotmail account after I logged in on my system with my personal account and password. Windows 10 is bugged. It is a nightmare having chosen to update from 8. I thought it would solve me the problems that were there in 8.
Instead it created new ones. The user profiles created are all messed up. My user profile created by Level 2 MS support is called test. They are neither able to rename this to my user name nor create another to have this deleted. Copying a profile involves several GB of data. I wish I knew what it is doing, since I hardly have any data under them. They promise me that these and other issues will get ironed out in the saga of updates that is to come.
I, for one, am very irritated by the fact that Microsoft tries to force an online account and doesn't give a clear option to create a local account. So many aspects of Windows are now like this. My specific issue here is that I just created an Outlook. When I tried to log in using their credentials, Windows told me the password was incorrect.
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