Sherri Harding
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I have OFFICE 10 installed on my Surface computer. If i upgrade to WINDOWS 11 will it impact my OFFICE 10 (WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT) installation? Will OFFICE 10 still work?
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The thread discusses concerns about upgrading to Windows 11 and its impact on Office 2010, with users generally indicating that Office 2010 should continue to function after the upgrade. Sherri Harding asks if her Office 10 will still work post-upgrade, and others suggest that while it should, moving to a supported Office version or alternative like LibreOffice might be advisable. Overall, users report successful upgrades with minimal issues, noting improvements in usability and navigation in Windows 11.
The thread discusses concerns about upgrading to Windows 11 and its impact on Office 2010, with users generally indicating that Office 2010 should continue to function after the upgrade. Sherri Harding asks if her Office 10 will still work post-upgrade, and others suggest that while it should, moving to a supported Office version or alternative like LibreOffice might be advisable. Overall, users report successful upgrades with minimal issues, noting improvements in usability and navigation in Windows 11.
I installed it on my laptop.
Everything that I had installed still works after I did the first option, the let it handle it install.
I didn't do a clean installation as I would have normally because I don't want to do that on my PC when I update it.
I just have too many things installed to want to start over before getting a new computer.
It worked great, the only thing I had to do is reset Chrome as my default browser.
I haven't had much time to work on it, but so far I'm happy with it and find it easier to navigate through than I do Windows 10.
It really looks like a throw back to simpler times, in a way.
I was able to find virtually everything within a few minutes.
Everything that I had installed still works after I did the first option, the let it handle it install.
I didn't do a clean installation as I would have normally because I don't want to do that on my PC when I update it.
I just have too many things installed to want to start over before getting a new computer.
It worked great, the only thing I had to do is reset Chrome as my default browser.
I haven't had much time to work on it, but so far I'm happy with it and find it easier to navigate through than I do Windows 10.
It really looks like a throw back to simpler times, in a way.
I was able to find virtually everything within a few minutes.
