Windows 10: Migrating from MS Office 2010 to 2013, with Windows-10

Dear All,

I am not an IT Techie, but am a simple user. As I use BCM for my small business, that does not work beyond MS Office 2013, I was restrained to upgrade to MS-2013. I am also using other stand alone MS Programs of 2016 version. Unfortunately, since I have downloaded the Office 2013, Windows 10 integration appears to be inconsistent. Fixing the several problems, in my view needs an extensive knowledge of IT. As a simple home user, we expect that in case any changes will occur, Windows-10 should ask us if we agree or not. Also, for the updates, should not be forced.

(1) Today, my outlook is not functioning correctly, with one account being non functional, giving tremendous problems as I have to use web mail.

(2) The OneNote (stand alone) is not functional, as Keep being forced to use OneNote on cloud, thus rendering its basic function of copying from website, totally unusable,

(3) The Document Icons have disappeared from windows explorer, completely obliterating visibility.

I could not find a simple solution for these. Every solution led to another string of solutions in an unending circle. Maybe I am not experienced enough to trouble shoot.

I wonder, if there is some forum, contact line etc. to get help, that resolves the issue, without wasting my or the MS Office's time?

Please advise.

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MS Office 2013

MS office is now a subscription-based model where you have to pay yearly for using Microsoft Office, unlike MS Office 2007 and Office 2010.

Office 2013 too, is replaced by Office 2016.

https://products.office.com/en-in/compare-all-m...

 

MS Office 2013 documents won't open Using SharePoint 2010

I'm using SharePoint 2010 and MS Office 2013 up until recently I was having no issues with this combination. Starting over the last week all MS Office documents will not open. The MS Office application will
do 1 of 3 things:

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  Run the launch window with "opening wfeserver/library/document.docx" until the user kills the program
  
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  Open the program and go to a Not Responding state until the user kills the program
  
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  Prompt the user with:
  
  

So far, the only solution I found was to restart the IIS server on the WFE. I'm looking for what is causing this issue. is there a service or application pool that deals directly with MS Office files? Any ideas?

Note: Central Admin is running off another server. Central Admin doesn't experience the same issue only the sites on the WFE server. Also, this only affects MS Office files.

 

Windows 10 and MS Office

I have upgraded my new laptop computer to Windows 10. Now I want to install a MS Office suite. Will MS Office 2010 work with Windows 10? Or will MS Office 2013 work with Windows 10?