Press “Install” when the security warning pops up. Install the Microsoft Office uninstall tool.Run “SetupProud_OffScrub.exe” to get started. You can find the Office removal tool download here. In this case, there’s an official Microsoft Office uninstall tool – the Support and Recovery Assistant.
However, we always caution using tools that aren’t widely known or verified by Microsoft. Third-party Office cleanup tools, Office 2016 removal tools, and more. There are various options in this regard. If you’re running into an error with the apps menu, you’ll want to use an Office removal tool instead. How to Uninstall Microsoft Office with an Office Removal ToolĪs mentioned earlier, uninstalling Office 365 isn’t always so easy.
Select it, then scroll down the list of apps until you find your Office 365, Office 2016, or Office 2013 install.Ĭlick “Uninstall”, then press “Uninstall” again to remove the Office suite. On the left-hand side of your Settings window, look for a heading called “Apps & features”.
Remove Office via the Apps and features menu. Press the “Start” button to open the Start menu, then click the settings cog in the bottom left corner, above your power button. Simply look for the relevant name in your Apps menu. These steps hold whether you’re looking to uninstall Office 365, Office 2020, Office 2016, Office 2013, or any other version. Often, users only install the Office application they’re having problems with, when in reality you may need to remove Office in its entirety. So - if you have the same issue as me, check your Windows for any failed updates, check for system integrity etc.Īpparently, several executables were corrupted.You may already know how to uninstall programs via this way but it’s worth running through the steps again. **UPDATE** Seems to have been an issue with the upgradeitself: got onto MS support chat, and a technician took over my PC and did an in-place repair of the installation I can now install IIS (and have done so). So this seems to be linked to the upgrade issue. NB just did the same thing on another machine that's had Win10 from new, and it completed in about 2 minutes. No errors - but it's been in that state for 25 minutes now. It then sits there saying: "Searching for required files." - apparently forever. The Windows 7 was a clean install after a disk problem, and I'd not got around to installing IIS.Īfter the update, I want to install IIS I go to the "Programs and Features" menu, click on "Turn Windows features on or off", and select IIS from the menu.
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