If you try and re-install and use Project or Visio 2010 or 2013, for example, you will be presented with an error like the screen shot below.Īlarm bells will start to ring, as the error clearly states that older versions of Visio and Project no longer works with Office 365. This means that users have a shiny new version of Office, but no Visio or Project. When you deploy and upgrade your instances of Office, Office 365 actually removes older versions of Office based software (Office suites, Visio, Project etc) automatically during the install process.
They may have Office installed on sensitive machines that they don’t want to change too often, or conflicting software that does not work with the latest updates. This is a great option for organisations who don’t want to upgrade every month. The Deferred Channel is when an organisation defers the monthly Office 365 updates, and instead updates every four months. This error mainly impacts users who are on the Deferred Channel. If you have a standalone copy of Excel installed for compatibility issues or interaction with another system, then this will fall victim of the automatic uninstall. Issue impacts standalone and Deferred Channel organisations This means that you no longer own the license, instead you are merely renting the software for an agreed period of time. The bumps in the road when upgrading to Office 365 and how to overcome themĪ number of organisations who have already gone through this process may have already experienced this, but for those of you who are thinking about upgrading to Office 365, there is a slight bump in the road that you need to be aware of if you want to run Office 365 with previous versions of the likes of Visio and Project.įirstly, there is the obvious shift from device, perpetual license to user subscription.
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