office 365 default install location

1. Where does Office 365 get installed?
2. How do I change my Office 365 installation location?
3. Where does Microsoft Office install to?
4. How do I change the default save location in Office 365?
5. Is Office 365 installed locally?
6. How can I tell if Office 365 is installed?
7. How do I change the default install location?
8. How do I change my default download location?
9. How do I change the default install location for Microsoft store?
10. How do I install Office 365 for free?
11. How can I get Office 365 for free?
12. Can I download Microsoft Office for free?

Where does Office 365 get installed?

While Office 365 is all used via the cloud, all of your data is stored in Microsoft's highly-secure data centre. Remind your users that it's no good looking for the programs on their desktops as it's all stored in the cloud.

How do I change my Office 365 installation location?

Immediately after you re-install windows do this: Settings > Storage > Change Where New Content is Saved under each type of new content is a drop down box. Just make all those point to your HDD. It may or may not redirect your Office 365 new install (hope you kept that product key!).

Where does Microsoft Office install to?

Office 2019 is installed on the system drive, which is usually the C:\ drive.

How do I change the default save location in Office 365?

Change Microsoft Office default save location via application settings.

1. Open the Office application where you want to change the default save location and click on Options.
2. Switch to the Save tab. ...
3. Once you have chosen your new default save location, click the OK button to save your changes.

Is Office 365 installed locally?

A. If you have an Office 365 subscription you not only have access to the online versions of Office, you can also install Office locally on your machine.

How can I tell if Office 365 is installed?

Right-click the Start button and select Apps and Features. Scroll through the list until you see one or more entries for Microsoft Office. You'll see your edition, such as Office 365 or Standard 2016, as well as your version (or build) number.

How do I change the default install location?

How to Change Your Default Install/Download Location in Windows 10

1. Open Settings. ...
2. Click on System Settings.
3. Find your Storage settings and click “change where new content is saved” ...
4. Change the default installation location to the drive of your choice. ...
5. Apply your new installation directory.

How do I change my default download location?

Change download locations

1. On your computer, open Chrome.
2. At the top right, click More. Settings.
3. At the bottom, click Advanced.
4. Under the "Downloads" section, adjust your download settings: To change the default download location, click Change and select where you'd like your files to be saved.

How do I change the default install location for Microsoft store?

Go to the Settings app and navigate to System > Storage. Under the More Storage Settings heading click on the link that says Change where new content is saved. Click on the drop-down menu under New apps will save to and select the drive where you would like new apps from the Microsoft Store to be installed.

How do I install Office 365 for free?

Go to Office.com. Login to your Microsoft account (or create one for free). If you already have a Windows, Skype or Xbox login, you have an active Microsoft account. Select the app you want to use, and save your work in the cloud with OneDrive.

How can I get Office 365 for free?

On to the ways to get a full free Office 365.

1. Get Office 365 through your school. Microsoft offers Office 365 Education for free through many schools and universities. ...
2. Get the free trial of Office 365. ...
3. Get the free trial of Office 365 ProPlus. ...
4. Convince your company to get Office 365. ...
5. Free Office 365 (with purchase of a PC)

Can I download Microsoft Office for free?

Whether you're using a Windows 10 PC, Mac, or Chromebook, you can use Microsoft Office for free in a web browser. The web-based versions of Office are simplified and won't work offline, but they still offer a powerful editing experience.