Windows 10: After update to Win 10 Version 2004 the Outlook splash screen shows Office 365 but it...

After I was forced to update to the latest version for windows 10, I noticed my Outlook splash screen was showing Office 365. I don't have a subscription to 365. I purchased Office 2019 which was installed at the HP factory in December when I purchased my laptop. I don't know how to get rid of 365. Excel and Word say my Office Home and Business software that's activated is Office 2019 Home and Business but Outlook shows 365. Also, my Calendar and Contacts were not found because my iCloud was no where to be found. I had to go to the iCloud.com site and install it again on my laptop so I fixed that problem and now have my calendar and contacts, thank goodness! Need help in fixing the mess the update to Version 2004 created!

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Win 10 w/ Outlook 2010 and Office 365

Will Outlook 2010 and Office 365 (with corresponding Outlook version) co-exist and operate properly in Win 10?

 

After WIN 10 Pro Update from version 1909 to 2004 Office Professional 2019 changed to Office 365 - How?

July 17, 2020

Have WIN 10 PRO (version 2004, with all the updates) and Office Professional 2019 on an Alienware Area-51m laptop, which is 11 months old. (NO games at all in my machine.) Another member asked
if I had or have Office 365 - the answer is NO.

When I opened any of the Office products (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.) the opening starts with a small window stating Office 365 vs. Office 2019. In addition, the top formatting (ribbon portion) looks very different in format, color and resolution.

This change occurred when doing the last WIN 10 Pro update 2004. Tried doing a System Restore and it did NOT work.

UPDATE: July 23, 2020

Without doing a darn thing, the system went back to the original Office Professional 2019! This is great, but Why? How can it revert to the original program without me doing a thing??

Any clues?

 

After WIN 10 Pro Update from version 1909 to 2004 Office Professional 2019 changed to Office 365 - How?

Hi Silver Ghost

That is a known bug in the update process, the splash screen when you start an Office App will show you have Office 365 installed, but that is not the case, it is a branding issue and usually reverts itself, rest assured your paid for licence is intact and
has not changed . . .