go to your apps - and you will see the "get office" app, right-click, uninstall. What I don't get about that is why the installer isn't clever enough to detect if you are already an office365 customer and have it installed.
I have a Windows 8 laptop that I purchased from Best Buy last year at a discount because it was a display unit, and the Windows 10 invite still has *not* appeared.
Kor
I would actually consider that a blessing. I had to bend over backwards to eradicate it from my Windows 7 icon tray. What a spammy pain in the ass that thing was!I have a Windows 8 laptop that I purchased from Best Buy last year at a discount because it was a display unit, and the Windows 10 invite still has *not* appeared.
Kor
I have a Windows 8 laptop that I purchased from Best Buy last year at a discount because it was a display unit, and the Windows 10 invite still has *not* appeared.
Kor
Forget the invite - you can download directly from Microsoft.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10
Personal experience has been the media creation has blown chunks - choose to save the media to a ISO image then create your own bootable USB key or burn to a DVD.
You might even be able to mount the image (double click on it and you'll see it show up as new drive) and run the setup that way.
^ Well... being unable to go back to Windows 7, I would prefer a convenient upgrade to 10 instead of staying on 8. Windows 8 gets on my nerves.
And Marc, thanks for that info!
Kor
No, burning a CD is easy; It's just like Windows 7 or 8. What he means is that it's better to create a CD/DVD than it is to use the download option on the media creation tool because it's deeply flawed.I have a Windows 8 laptop that I purchased from Best Buy last year at a discount because it was a display unit, and the Windows 10 invite still has *not* appeared.
Kor
Forget the invite - you can download directly from Microsoft.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10
Personal experience has been the media creation has blown chunks - choose to save the media to a ISO image then create your own bootable USB key or burn to a DVD.
You might even be able to mount the image (double click on it and you'll see it show up as new drive) and run the setup that way.
Damn that's crazy. So in layman's terms you have to jump through hoops just to burn a cd now?
Oh I see. Thanks for clearing that up.No, burning a CD is easy; It's just like Windows 7 or 8. What he means is that it's better to create a CD/DVD than it is to use the download option on the media creation tool because it's deeply flawed.Forget the invite - you can download directly from Microsoft.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10
Personal experience has been the media creation has blown chunks - choose to save the media to a ISO image then create your own bootable USB key or burn to a DVD.
You might even be able to mount the image (double click on it and you'll see it show up as new drive) and run the setup that way.
Damn that's crazy. So in layman's terms you have to jump through hoops just to burn a cd now?
What's flawed about it?
I didn't burn it, I just downloaded and installed it. And I did that on 4 computers without any issues.
If you want to do a clean install, you have to burn to media, you can't do it with the direct upgrade.What's flawed about it?
I didn't burn it, I just downloaded and installed it. And I did that on 4 computers without any issues.
You're welcome!Oh I see. Thanks for clearing that up.No, burning a CD is easy; It's just like Windows 7 or 8. What he means is that it's better to create a CD/DVD than it is to use the download option on the media creation tool because it's deeply flawed.Damn that's crazy. So in layman's terms you have to jump through hoops just to burn a cd now?
So... everybody got Office 2016 now?![]()
Is that OpenOffice or something else? I'm curious...So... everybody got Office 2016 now?![]()
NO...Why would I pay MS for their shitty program when I can download a free program that is actually better? Mostly![]()
Is that OpenOffice or something else? I'm curious...So... everybody got Office 2016 now?![]()
NO...Why would I pay MS for their shitty program when I can download a free program that is actually better? Mostly![]()
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