How to Update Your Microsoft Office 2010 to 2013I will explain how easy it is to install the Microsoft Office 2013 software, even if you already have a previous edition. Show
Relax; be reassured that the upgrade will proceed smoothly and the result will be 95% of your old Windows Office settings are maintained.  Installing Microsoft Office 2013
♦ Overcoming Guy's Office 2013 Install FearsI have installed every edition of Microsoft Word from Word 2 to Word 2010, all without reading any instructions other than the on-screen prompts. Yet my nagging concern was that upgrading to Office 2013 would require me to learn new techniques. Circa Windows 95 Microsoft made a big play of backward compatibility; but ever since there has been a steady uncoupling of previous features, stuff that worked in XP is not available in Vista, and famously, the Start Button is not available in Windows 8.0 My Biggest Concern Was Upgrading Outlook I was so concerned that I took the unusual step, for me, of making an extra copy of my old outlook 2010 files. Perhaps it was a corollary of Murphy's Law, if you make a backup, then nothing ever goes wrong! Happy Conclusion In conclusion: installing or upgrading to Office 2013 was just as easy as for Microsoft's Windows predecessors. Office 2013 Setup.exeHere is a detailed report on my upgrade from Office 2010. The key item is finding the Office 2013 setup.exe. Hopefully, your file is on an Office 2013 DVD, but in my case this vital file was in an En_office_xyz.ISO file that I downloaded from TechNet. Truly, the hardest task of the whole installation was extracting this En_office 2013.iso file into a folder so that I could launch setup.exe. For those who are in a hurry, or are inexperienced with installs, then trust me, just accept the default 'Upgrade' buttons – job done! However, if you are curious, or need to install to a different location, then there are options, for example to change the File Location. Microsoft don't recommend running the old Office 2010 side-by-side with the new Office 2013. I found no problem in burning my boats and accepting the default of 'Remove all previous versions'. The Office 2013 Upgrade Took Over 20 MinutesBe patient, trust that Office 2013 install is working, if you don't believe me then launch the task manager, you should see setup.exe 2% CPU.
When I first launched my Outlook 2013 'Processing' seemed to take for ever, CPU usage was at or near 0% for ten minutes; however, I had a 5GB .pst file, so it was not surprising that that it took a long time to import that data. Post-Installation. Remember to check for updates. One way of looking is: Control Panel, Windows Update, Check for updates, I found over 20 patches for Office 2013 waiting to install. Guy Recommends: A Free Trial of the Network Performance Monitor (NPM) v11.5SolarWinds’ Orion performance monitor will help you discover what’s happening on your network. This utility will also guide you through troubleshooting; the dashboard will indicate whether the root cause is a broken link, faulty equipment or resource overload. What I like best is the way NPM suggests solutions to network problems. Its also has the ability to monitor the health of individual VMware virtual machines. If you are interested in troubleshooting, and creating network maps, then I recommend that you try NPM now. Download a free trial of Solarwinds’ Network Performance Monitor The Only Things Outlook 2013 Didn't UpgradeHaving experienced a great relief that update worked, it's amazing how quickly I became critical of the installation. My main complaint was that Office 2013 did not update my shortcuts! I was also irritated that the Message Preview was now 'One line', whereas previously in 2010 I selected 'Off'. There are changes in Office 2013, nearly all of which are for the better, but I have yet to find anything significant that was not imported / upgraded. Junk mail filters, signatures and all the other customizations I made in Outlook 2010 are still there. The Outlook Ribbon, kept disappearing. I solved it by clicking on an icon to at the top right, I then selected 'Show Tabs and Commands'. I also made a trip to View: View Settings: Conditional Formatting to change the blue font to black. Minor Office 2013 Upgrade Problems
ConclusionIt's only natural to worry that an upgrade is going to work seamlessly. The fear is that you will lose data, or get stuck in a netherworld where you can neither progress nor roll-back. The purpose of this page is to reassure you that an upgrade to Office 2013 is easy, just follow the button prompts.
Reasons to Upgrade to Office 2013Logical: Office 2013 is currently the best of the Microsoft Windows suite of programs. It's slightly faster and probably more secure, than previous versions. Emotional: Progress is inevitable. Who is still using Office 98? It's always preferable to bite the bullet, and get the advantages at the beginning of the new version, rather than to dither and wait for a future release. Competitive Edge: Get specific new features. Cloud storage integration, which encourages us to store data safely on the internet. Specific Improvements: Word is touch screen friendly. Collaboration has been improved. As with the others programs in the office suite, Word works well with Windows 8. Try adding apps e.g. Encyclopaedias. Excel: More and better pivot tables. As with the other programs, the 'File' menus are Windows 8-like. Outlook: More real-estate for mail folders. Inline replies are easier. Note that 'Contacts' are now called 'People'. See Guy's views on how to Install Windows 8 » » Summary of Office 2013 UpgradeIt is my contention that while Microsoft has its faults, installing its programs is always easy; just find setup.exe and follow your nose. The biggest dangers are over-think, 'I should be doing more', and lack of faith that the install routine is working during seemingly inactive phases. Trust the Office 2013 upgrade process, you won't be disappointed! If you like this page then please share it with your friends Microsoft Windows 8 Configuration Topics• Windows 8 Run Command • Windows 8 Virtual Keyboard • Win 8 Lock Screen • SNMP Enabler • Windows 8 Sound Problems • Windows 8 Security Event Log • Upgrade to Office 2013 • Win 8 Config • Windows 8 Family Safety • Windows 8 Event Viewer • Windows 8 Task Scheduler Is there a free upgrade from Office 2010?Specifically, Office University 2010 customers, both on the PC and Mac, will get to move for free to Office 365 University, on a four-year subscription. The other Office for Mac versions will only provide upgrades to one-year Office 365 Home Premium subscriptions.
How do I update my Microsoft Office 2010 to 2013?Open any Office 2010 application, such as Word 2010 and create a document. Go to File > Help > Check for Updates. Choose Install Updates or Check for Updates. If neither option is available, follow the additional steps provided in the pop-up window that appeared after you chose Check for Updates.
How do I install Microsoft Office 2013 for free?Install Microsoft Office 2013. Connect to Server. Click on the Windows icon to open the Start menu. ... . Launch the Installation. Double-click Setup to launch the installer.. Allow Changes. Click Yes to allow the program to make changes to your computer.. Accept the Software License Terms. ... . Install Now. ... . Wait. ... . Finished!. How can I upgrade my Microsoft Office 2010 to 2016 for free?Install Microsoft Office 2016 from our Microsoft account or you can install it from the Microsoft store. Second, just sign in to your Microsoft account. Now just click on install, it will also download the setup .exe file to your computer. Press and open the setup file, it will run and upgrade Outlook 2010 to 2016.
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