If this helps you, I’d strongly suggest saving copies of those 2 service pack installers in case you ever have to go through a reinstall again. The table is ordered by release date, with the most recent release date listed first. Once downloaded, run the downloaded file and the Check for Updates option. Note: If you can’t see Check for Updates option then click here, scroll down and click MicrosoftAutoUpdate to download the Microsoft AutoUpdate. Open Microsoft Office Click Help then select Check for Updates. The following table provides release history information for Microsoft AutoUpdate. Here are the steps for updating your Microsoft Office. That will bring your install up to the final version that Microsoft will ever provide for Office 2011 for Mac. We recommend that you always update to the latest version of Microsoft AutoUpdate (MAU). Then after that, download and install Service Pack 3 (v14.7.7): So here you go…įirst download and install Service Pack 1 (v14.1.0): If you are facing the same problem as I was, fear not though, you can still download the updates directly from the Microsoft site if you know where to find the relevant download pages. version 14.0.0) does not support Retina resolutions, so text looks pretty bad on retina capable screens, such as my late-2015 retina 5K iMac. …turns out Microsoft has stopped supporting this product as of 2017.Īnd unfortunately, the stock Office 2011 (i.e.
Any attempts result in a pop up box saying rather cryptically “AutoUpdate Cannot Connect to The Update Server”. Click the Available Updates category on the left. You can open Microsoft AutoUpdate from within Self Service, or by launching it directly.
#MICROSOFT AUTOUPDATE CANNOT BE OPENED FOR MAC#
However, after reinstalling Office 2011 for Mac from a back-up dmg file, I was unable to use the built-in Office autoupdater to get any updates. Microsoft Office 365 for macOS includes built-in functionality to keep your Office software automatically up to date. That’s the last version that I have purchased from Microsoft and although already 7 years old at current time of writing, it still works perfectly fine and I see no reason at all to upgrade to Office 365. I recently did a clean install of my iMac to OS X Mojave, which required of course reinstalling all my apps, including Microsoft Office 2011.
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