

I can't find any official Microsoft Office 365 documentation for completely purging old Office 365 accounts from a Windows 10 computer.ĭoes anyone know how to do this? I'd just like to make sure there isn't anything left over from those accounts on my computer. I have also removed the OneDrive for Business syncing for both accounts and deleted all the files associated with them.
#How to remove office 365 subscription free#
If you decide to discontinue the use of one of your devices, get a new one, or decide you no longer want Microsoft Office installed, you can uninstall the applications and make available one of your free licenses to use on another device. Last updated Thursday, May 27, 2021, at 2:11 p.m. I have removed the email accounts from Outlook 2016 and the accounts no longer show up in the top left corner of Word 2016 or Excel 2016 when I click my name to switch account but I still have traces of them left. (Context: I have waited for all subscriptions to expire, received the warning email that 'Your Office 365 subscription is about to be deleted', and watched Office 365 blow away all data that was part of any subscriptions my organisation had. Office 365: Uninstalling Office and Deactivating Licenses.

I'd like to completely remove all trace of the two cancelled Office 365 accounts. One of them is still active but the other two have been completely cancelled (not just my account but the entire domain has been deleted and cancelled and the data has all been deleted from the Microsoft servers). When I look in Outlook, the user is me, but the product information has both subscriptions, Personal and Business.

I also have an Office 365 Business subscription from my work on my work computer. I have had 3 Office 365 Business accounts (completely different businesses with different admin panels etc) on my Windows 10 computer at various times. I have an Office 365 Personal subscription which I installed on a new personal computer.
