#office-apps

#office-apps

Microsoft is adding AI Copilot features to Microsoft 365 Personal and Family subscriptions.

Subscribers will receive AI credits but face increased subscription costs.

Microsoft 365 is launching AI-driven tools in Office apps, which will come with a significant price increase for users.

Microsoft 365 subscription is currently available for $40, down from $70, providing access to essential Office apps and cloud storage.

Microsoft 365 subscription is available for $40, providing premium apps and 1TB OneDrive storage, highlighting a significant cost-saving opportunity.

StackSocial offers a discounted one-year subscription to Microsoft 365 for $40, providing access to essential Office apps and cloud storage.

StackSocial offers a discounted Microsoft 365 subscription, now $40 for Black Friday, providing essential Office apps and 1TB of cloud storage.

Essentially, Microsoft 365 apps will stop being supported on Windows 10 after October 14, 2025, requiring users to switch to Windows 11.

Microsoft's new Copilot Pages feature enables multiplayer AI collaboration for real-time teamwork and document editing.

Microsoft is ending support for Office apps on Windows 10 starting October 14, urging upgrades to Windows 11.

Windows 11's strict hardware requirements necessitate machine upgrades, likely affecting many older PCs.

Though Office apps will still work post-support, users may face issues without updates.

User 'Product Deactivated' errors in Office apps stem from administrative license changes.

Affected users can resolve issues through reactivation or restarting apps.

Microsoft enhances Office apps for iOS and Android for better multitasking support.