How do you fix your subscription has expired Office 365?
Download PC Repair Tool to quickly find & fix Windows errors automatically During migration from Exchange to Office 365 or vice-versa, you can choose to import your own emails, contacts, and other mailbox
information. However, upon disabling the licenses of one of the services you can run into unseen problems. For instance, you might see a yellow warning bar appearing across an Office app, bearing the following message – Account Notice – We’ve run into a problem with your Office 365 subscription, and we need your help to fix it. Firstly, the warning message is triggered by a problem related to your Office 365 subscription payment. For example, if your payment was declined due to an expired or canceled credit card, your subscription will be suspended. As such, make sure that:
Let’s see how to proceed correctly so that you don’t experience any hiccups midway, during the migration process. 1] Check if payment information is up to dateIf you have any Office app opened, close it. Go to your Payment options page. Sign in and enter the Microsoft account email and password associated with your Office 365 subscription. If your payment method is showing an error, update it. After you update your payment information, try restarting an Office application like Microsoft Word or PowerPoint. If you still see the error, follow the next method. 2] Verify if your Office 365 for Home, Personal, or University subscription is activeOpen your Services & subscription page. And review the details under the ‘Office 365’ heading. If it comes to your notice that your subscription has expired, kindly renew it. You can do this by 2 methods,
After you renew your subscription, try restarting Word. Your problem should be resolved. If not, switch to another method. 3] Run the Microsoft Support and Recovery AssistantTo use this Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant tool, you’ll need an active Internet connection. When enabled, it can help you identify and fix activation issues with Office 365. 4] Deactivate, uninstall, and reinstall OfficeIf all the above methods fail to yield the desired results, you can try deactivate or uninstall and reinstall Office to fix the problem. In the process, if you experience any problem related to Office activation, refer our guide on troubleshooting Office Activation problems. We hope something here helps you. A post-graduate in Biotechnology, Hemant switched gears to writing about Microsoft technologies and has been a contributor to TheWindowsClub since then. When he is not working, you can usually find him out traveling to different places or indulging himself in binge-watching. How do I reactivate my expired Office 365 account?If you see SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRED in the yellow warning bar, select Reactivate, and then select Buy to renew Office online. If you bought a new, unused Microsoft 365 product key from a retailer, select Enter Key.
Can you still use Office 365 after subscription expires?Admins and users no longer have access to the services or Office applications that came with the subscription. All customer data—from user data to documents and email—is permanently deleted and is unrecoverable. At this point, you can't reactivate the subscription.
Why does it say my Microsoft subscription expired?When using any of the Microsoft Office desktop applications, you receive "Your subscription has expired" error. This is caused by your Office 365 license change.
How do I activate expired Microsoft Office for free?Activating your free Office suite via Microsoft. Open the Microsoft Office program of your choice. ... . Step 1: open the Office program. ... . Step 2: choose an account. ... . Step 3: log in to Microsoft 365. ... . Step 4: accept the conditions. ... . Step 5: get started.. |