Windows 10: Microsoft Office 2016, Version 1612 (7668.2066) released

Microsoft Office 2016, Version 1612 (7668.2066) has now been released to the Current Channel.

Office 2016 and Office 365 Current Channel ver. 1612 build 7668.2066

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@ Moscow Jen

http://download.arrow.nokia.com/p/d/

fds_arrow/1108/1612/ada5-08c4-4fee-9a39/

Quick_Office.sis

here's link to quick office. Try installing this. Atleast you'll have something to view documents till a fix for the pro version is available.

 

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Hello Marc,

What is your Office 2016 version? Change the other version of Office 2016 to check your issue.



You can find the detailed version - https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Version-and-build-numbers-of-update-channel-releases-ae942449-1fca-4484-898b-a933ea23def7

 

It is now Version 1612 (7668.2074).

Office 2016 and Office 365 Current Channel ver. 1612 build 7668.2074

 

You have what is to come
The version posted in my signature
As I am on the fast ring

 

strange, this is what i see in Uninstall programs and I am uptodate

 

Load one of the applications, Word for example, and create a blank document.

Now click 'File', then click 'Account' and look at what your version number is under 'Office Updates'.

If it's not Version 1612 (Build 7668.2074) then you can update to the latest version by clicking the 'Update Options' icon and then clicking 'Update Now'.

This will work unless your administrator has put you on a deferred stream of Office.

Current version and build numbers for Office ProPlus can be found here.

 

@ahr10




this is what I have. No update button, but it comes with the main W10 update
I found why




https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3127991/february-7-2017-update-for-office-2016-kb3127991

 

I don't know why Microsoft make it so difficult... my best guess would be that it's to prevent users who've had Office installed by an administrator (that's the main reason MSI deployments are used) from installing the updates themselves.

It seems like you've got to manually install the update from the Microsoft Download Center as per the link you found. It's certainly far less convenient especially if the updates aren't rolled-up (I don't know whether they are or not).

I always recommend users activate the 'other Microsoft products' option inside Windows 10 settings to keep everything up-to-date.

 

thanks for the reply
the version displayed does not match, but latest updates are installed
strange..