Windows 10: Office 365 client update channel releases

Office 365 client update channel Releases - First Release for Deferred Channel

Source: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/.../mt465751.aspx

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Windows 10 Does Not Update After Installing Office 365

Thanks Vanessa,

I went through all the steps and it did not help. For the last step, I updated to Windows 10 1607 version. Still the client computer shows that it is downloading updates and it is hanging there, never finishing the updates.

I also notice that It was showing downloads of all the updates for Office 2013 although the Office was uninstalled before Office 365 was installed. I even declined all Office 2013 updates on WSUS server since we now use only office 365. Now the client shows to
downloading updates for Windows 10 1607 only, but nevertheless, it does not finish the installation of the updates.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

 

Basic question

There is no such thing as Windows 365.

Microsoft develops two popular software platforms:

Windows 10 - operating system, which manages the resources of the computer such as your hardware, applications and your interaction with it. It is not a subscription, but it is delivered as a service where updates and feature improvements are released for
free regularly.

Office 365 - productivity suite, which consist of applications for word processing, spreadsheet, personal information manager, presentation graphics, desktop publishing and database management.

Office 365 is available as a subscription in various editions to meet the needs of the user. Compared to Office 2016 (which is equivalent in features and functions to Office 365), Office 365 is more affordable than the perpetual Office 2016 license.

An Office 365 license starts at $100 per year, versus spending $500 for a boxed Office 2016 license.

Office 365 licenses are updated regularly and you are entitled to new revisions as they are released. Office 2016 remains the same throughout its lifecycle. If you paid $100 per year for 5 years, that would entitle you to new features and versions every
year.

If you buy one copy of Office and don't need new features and functionality, then the standard perpetual license is recommended.