Windows 10: Windows settings shows wrong Microsoft 365 subscription expiration date

I just renewed my Microsoft 365 personal subscription successfully. Online at the Microsoft website, I checked and the expiration date is June of next year. But in the Windows settings, it shows the subscription expiration date as June of this year. How do I fix the problem? I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Microsoft 365 but the issue is still there.

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Microsoft 365 shows that the Microsoft 365 Subscription is expired. But its not. Its on a monthly basis. Second, do I have to use 365?

Microsoft 365 shows that the Microsoft 365 Subscription is expired. But its not. Its on a monthly basis. Second, do I have to use 365? I have office pro 2021 and see no difference as between the 365 and 2021. Thanks!!

 

Office 365 Home Subscription

Check your renewal status

Go to your Services & subscriptions page.

https://account.microsoft.com/services?ref=offi...

If prompted, choose Sign in and enter the Microsoft account email and password associated with your Office 365 subscription.

Review the details for your Office 365 subscription..

If you see Renews on [date], then your subscription is set up to automatically renew on that date, unless you turn automatic renewal off or cancel it beforehand.

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/turn-a...

The Renews on date will be just above either a Turn off auto-renew or a Renew link.

The Next charge info shows you when you’ll be charged next, and for how much.

If you see Expires on [date], then your subscription will expire on that date, unless you renew.

Date that this subscription will expire.

Note: For help understanding renewal and billing dates for Microsoft subscriptions, see the "Billing cycles and schedules" section under "Manage my subscriptions" on the Billing help page.

 

Canceling a subscription to Microsoft 365 for a year that I paid for by accident

1. Go to Services & subscriptions and sign in with the Microsoft account you used to purchase your subscription. It's important to use that account.
   
2. Find your subscription and select Manage.
   
   Note: If you see Turn on recurring billing instead of a link that says Manage, this means your subscription is already set to expire on the date shown and you won't be automatically charged after this date. There's nothing further to do at this time and you can continue to use the product until the subscription expires.
   
3. On the next page, select Cancel (or it might say Upgrade or Cancel, depending on your subscription type).
   
4. Scroll through and follow the instructions on the page to proceed with cancellation. To view our complete cancellation policy, see Microsoft Store Terms of Sale.