Just double-click it to begin the install. On Mac, the offline installer is a Mac-friendly app package on the Mac. Then, you can navigate to that drive, open the disk normally, and choose the installer you want: Setup32.exe for 32-bit and Setup64.exe for 64-bit. Just double-click it to add this virtual disk to File Explorer. On Windows, the offline installer is a single disk image (.IMG) file. (Note that even those with 64-bit versions of Windows will typically want to use the 32-bit version of Office.) On a Mac, you will, of course, get Office 2016 for Mac. On Windows PCs, the installer includes both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Office 2016 for Windows. The Office Offline Installer will begin downloading. You will now see an Offline installer option. On the Language and Install Options page that appears next, select the “Additional install options” link. Then, on the Office 365 Install page, select “Language and install options” instead of clicking the Install button for a normal streamed/downloaded install of Office 2016. Then, select the Install button under the “Install” heading.
To get the offline installer, navigate to the My Account page on Office 365. (And of course, Office 2016 users can manage updates too navigate to File, Account, Update Options in any of the main Office applications to do so.) But it will be years, I bet, before this becomes less efficient from a bandwidth perspective. Note that you will still need to update Office 2016, of course, so as time moves on and the offline setup gets more out-of-date, those subsequent updates will get bigger and bigger. This will let you download Office 2016 once and then install it on multiple PCs without re-downloading the 2.7 GB set of Office Setup files each time, as is normally the case. But there are a number of reasons why this capability is useful, not the least of which is the ability to quickly recover from disaster while offline.īut those who live under strict bandwidth limitations should look into the Office 2016 offline installer. In fact, I suspect that most have the necessary bandwidth and/or simply don’t install Office enough to even worry about such a thing. Not everyone will need this functionality. Note: This method works for both Windows PCs and Macs. Office 365 Home, Personal, and University subscribers who would prefer to install Office 2016 repeatedly without having to download it each time can do so, thanks to an offline installer.
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