OfficeRTool no longer works with the newer UWP Office packages, though it still works well with old packages (if you have still have them.
Hi, do you still happen to have Microsoft Office v16041 (or any other 64-bit version of Office in UWP format)? The link that you shared earlier seems to have been taken down. Thanks in advance!
Latest OfficeRTool v1.9 doesn't recognize UWP installed versions of office apps. It seems like UWP version is purposely broken by MS when it comes to switching to Beta update channel. It just doesn't switch.
Interesting. An update from the Microsoft store just updated my father's office installation from Office15 to Office16, and removed all Office apps except for Excel, while adding OneDrive.
Just reviving this thread now that I am barely-active here again (I should be slightly more active in a month or so, but still not too much until I finish some real-world projects in regards to our home electrical grid). It appears that some bug on Microsoft's end back then had caused these issues with a specific build, and only those who updated during that narrow window were affected.
Which reminds me, is there any way to disable the new UI? It wastes far too much space, which is a huge concern for low-resolution screens (such as on some of our laptops, at 1366x768p), as there is next to no visual space left for the actual document.
Hello, does anyone how to install Office 365 UWP from the store? I have a 365 subscription and I want to try the UWP apps, but in the Store the version is the regular C2R, is the UWP version discontinued?
I installed these from the official store, on the OP are the links that are hidden from the store search (worked from W, X, P and the Onenote is the preinstalled on W10) the versions are now called Mobile
The 365 license worked, the apps look like Office 2016, and are incredibly faster than the current 365 equivalents (that demonstrate the 365 apps are very bloated now) (On Windows 10 22H2 x64 at least. Not tried on 11 yet)