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#How to uninstall an old microsoft office on mac for mac
#How to uninstall an old microsoft office on mac install
#How to uninstall an old microsoft office on mac update
#How to uninstall an old microsoft office on mac windows

#How to uninstall an old microsoft office on mac for mac

Reinstall Office for Mac 2011 - and before doing the next upgrade, use the uninstaller.

Remove any leftovers, using either a cleaning tool such as CleanMyMac or the already mentioned AppCleaner, which work by looking for identifiers such as the described earlier, or simply using mdfind or locate on the command line.

DesInstaller does this, but it hasn't been updated in a long time and I'm not sure if it still works on Lion.

Remove the package receipts and the files they reference (but carefully, as many of them will reference system directories that should not be deleted unless empty).

Uninstall what you can, using the uninstaller supplied (Microsoft Office Setup Assistant).

Therefore the cleanest way to really remove all Office junk would be to:

#How to uninstall an old microsoft office on mac install

However it's not as simple as removing all files referenced by older packages, as some of them will be shared between them and doing so may leave your current Office install in a damaged state. The versions numbers in there are the "raw" office versions:

#How to uninstall an old microsoft office on mac update

There's a lot of those files, as Office comes in parts (Excel, Word, Proofing Tools, etc.) and also one for each update installed. The files installed with every Office version are recorded in /var/db/receipts, in files starting with .*. However, this is not an option for you any more, due to already having trashed (some of) the old files. The best way to get a clean system would be to remove the old version completely, then install the new version. If you want to remove some features but keep Outlook, expand the directory and remove just those features.In general, when removing Office (or any application that comes with an uninstaller), it's advisable to use the uninstaller for the application, instead of just dragging things into the Trash. To uninstall Outlook, click on the button beside the name and choose Not Available, then Continue.

Click the little down arrow on the box to choose different installation options for each feature.

Click the + (plus signs) to expand the directories, if Outlook is not visible.

An X on the icon indicates not available, a 1 means it is set to install the first time you use it. The Installation options tree displays a white box if all features are installed and gray if some features are either "not available" or are installed on first use.

You'll want to choose Add or Remove Features. Clicking Change will open the Office installation dialog with option to add or remove features or repair.If using Outlook 2010 and older, follow these steps to uninstall Outlook. You can delete the shortcuts to Outlook and set a different email client as default. Reminder: Outlook 2013 and newer cannot be uninstalled from the subscription version of Office. Click this easy fix button to uninstall Office. Option 1 - Completely uninstall Office with the easy fix tool. Note: This application will remove all existing Microsoft office applications on your computer. If that doesnt work use the easy fix tool or try uninstalling Office manually. (If you have a lot of M's, type N and scroll up.) Try uninstalling Office using the Control Panel first.

Tip: Click on Name at the top of the list of programs to sort applications by name then click on an application and type M to jump down to the programs that start with M. Locate the entry for your Microsoft Office application and choose Change. Tip: type Add Remove Programs in the search field in the Control Panel to find it (works in all versions of Windows).

#How to uninstall an old microsoft office on mac windows

Go to Control Panel, Programs and Features (Vista and Windows 7/8/10) or Add/Remove Programs in using Windows XP.