About this tutorial: Video duration: 1:54 Mac OS X Microsoft Office 2016 update error Microsoft AutoUpdate. MS AutoUpdate for Mac OS X Not Downloading. Manual how to solve it: Go to system preference – Network – Advanced – DNS Add to the DNS servers: 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4 select OK – Apply. Try to update again ___ An unexpected error occurred This applications were not updated: Microsoft Word Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Excel Microsoft OneNote Microsoft OutLook Categories: / / by September 26, 2016.

​ + How to Tell if Office for Mac Update is Valid Posted on May 17th, 2017 by One of the most commonly found 3rd party applications on a Mac is Microsoft Office. Office for Mac is a software suite that is frequently updated to introduce new features, improve stability, performance, compatibility and security.

Office for Mac 2011 and 2016 are the ones I see out there most frequently. It is imperative to have your Office suite as up to date as possible to make sure any known exploits and vulnerabilities are patched. Updates for your Office suite should be downloaded and installed from the Office for Mac built-in update tool (AutoUpdate) or directly from the source (Microsoft's official website). In this article, we will dive into greater details on where to safety update your Office for Mac applications, best practices for each download method, and how to tell if your software updates are the real deal. Follow along, we're just getting started! Microsoft AutoUpdate Mac users can safely update your Office for Mac software from within any of your Microsoft applications. To do this, open any Office for Mac app, and then go to the help menu and select 'Check for Updates'; this will open AutoUpdate. Office for Mac is set up by default to check for updates once in a while and notify you if any are available.

If this setting was changed or if updates have been constantly ignored, it's a good idea to manually check. AutoUpdate will show you the available updates. Save your work and quit the applications, so that AutoUpdate has full access to them to install the updates.

The easiest way to update your Mac is to just use Microsoft Auto Update. Open a Microsoft Office app and click Check for Updates in the Help menu. You can also grab individual updates to each app. Microsoft AutoUpdate makes sure your copy of Office will always be up-to-date with the latest security fixes and improvements. Update Office for Mac automatically.

When the updates have been installed, AutoUpdate will check if more updates are available. Just keep installing what's available until you see the following message: Click the OK button to dismiss the message, and with the AutoUpdate window still open, make sure its settings are properly configured. While you may not want updates to be automatically installed, it is a good idea to at least have AutoUpdate periodically check for you and notify you when updates are available.

Of course, it is best to install any future updates as soon as Office notifies you. Dismissing the notifications because you're in the middle of a project or otherwise busy is really not a good excuse. It takes just minutes to download and install these updates and no restart is required.

Save your work, close the apps, click install and go grab a coffee. Install office 2019 for mac. The Microsoft website You can also download updates directly from the Microsoft website. One of the reasons some people prefer this is because multiple Macs need these updates and they do not want to bog down the network by downloading those same updates on each computer. Downloading them from the Microsoft website and transferring them to all other Macs via flash drive or over the local network can save many gigabytes in Internet traffic. To download the latest updates,.

You'll see downloads for specific Office applications, or you can download the updated installer for the entire Office suite. Also shown is the SHA1 hash for the install packages. You can use this to verify that the file you downloaded was the file Microsoft intended for you to get. Unfortunately, they do not provide this hash for the update packages, so if you want to be absolutely sure you got what you came for, get the install package instead. Both the install and update packages result in you getting the latest version of that app. As an example, I downloaded the Outlook install package, which has the hash listed as 'EEF87F7C8AC44EA2AE3A9C3B0E9F7018D842D129.' To see if the downloaded file's hash matches the one listed on the website, pull up Terminal ( Applications > Utilities > Terminal) and type 'openssl sha1 ' (without the quotes but with the trailing space).

Now drag and drop the install package on to the terminal window and hit enter. Terminal will show you the SHA1 hash like this: SHA1(/Users/intego/Desktop/Microsoft_Outlook_2016_0901_Installer.pkg)= eef87f7c8ac44ea2ae3a9c3b0e9f7018d842d129 Compare the hash with what's listed on the Microsoft site (capitalization does not matter) and if it matches, you can be sure your Office for Mac update is valid. Where not to get your Office updates or installers I can give you a big list of all the places not to get your downloads from, but it's really anything that is not the two sources listed above.