Installing Office on your personal laptop/computer

Your guide on how to install Office 365 onto your device

Go to portal.office365.com in your preferred web browser

Chrome browser with portaloffice365com URL

Sign with your work email account

Outlook sign in prompt

Click the Install Office Button and then select Office 365 Apps

Download Office 365 applications

Your browser will download the installer file. Once complete, click the file and it should open.

Downloading Outlook through Google Chrome

Office will then install along with all its appropriate applications; Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint etc.

Installing Office 365

Allow the installation to complete. Once it has finished, you can access the applications by searching for them in the Start Menu.

Searching for Outlook in Windows 10

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