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Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus

The older perpetual suite in an offline image, kept around for legacy macro libraries and low specification machines that will not take a current release.

Pre-Activated, 32-bit and 64-bit Version 14.0.7268.5000 1.72 GB Updated 2 weeks ago
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Version14.0.7268.5000
Size1.72 GB
Downloads353,823
Updated2 weeks ago
Rating4.5 / 5
Overview

About Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus

Office 2010 stays in circulation for two reasons: hardware and macros. It runs comfortably on machines with two gigabytes of memory and a spinning disk, and it runs legacy macro libraries and line of business add-ins that later releases quietly broke. Offices with a decade old workbook that drives the whole operation tend to stay exactly here.

It was also the release where the ribbon settled down. The interface introduced two versions earlier reached a form that stopped moving, backstage view replaced the old file menu with something coherent, and the paste preview showed the result before committing to it. Anyone who learned the suite in this era finds the layout unchanged in current releases.

The Professional Plus set is the complete one: word processor, spreadsheet, presentation tool, mail client, database, layout tool, note taking and the communications client. That matters most for the database and layout applications, which the cheaper bundles drop and which are exactly the file types that turn up unannounced from an old archive.

Both architectures ship in the same image. On this generation the 32-bit build is usually the right choice rather than the exception, since most of the add-ins that keep people on this release were never rebuilt for 64-bit and will refuse to load otherwise.

Feature set

What is included in this build

  • Complete Professional Plus application set including the database and layout tools
  • Perpetual release with no subscription entitlement checks
  • Runs acceptably on low specification and older hardware
  • Compatible with legacy macro libraries and older line of business add-ins
  • Backstage view, paste preview and the settled ribbon layout
  • Both 32-bit and 64-bit installers in one offline image
  • Opens and saves the current document formats as well as the older binary ones
  • Full offline setup with no component streaming during install
Changes

Changed in version 14.0.7268.5000

  • Final servicing updates folded into the installer image
  • Corrected several interface language packs
  • Improved setup behaviour on current desktop servicing builds
  • Refreshed direct and torrent transfer paths
  • Smaller image after component cleanup
Installation

Installation walkthrough

These steps assume a clean machine. If a previous release of the same application is present, deal with that first, since an overlapping install is the most common cause of a setup that stops halfway.

  1. Remove any newer suite installation first, since two generations on one machine fight over associations.
  2. Turn off real-time protection until setup finishes.
  3. Mount or extract the image and run setup as administrator.
  4. Choose the 32-bit path unless there is a specific reason not to, then pick the interface language.
  5. Reboot once, then open the word processor to confirm the suite launches cleanly.
Real-time protection flags installers of this type on heuristics alone. Pause it before extracting and turn it back on once the install has finished and the application has been opened once.
Requirements

System requirements and file details

DeveloperMicrosoft Corporation
Release typePre-Activated, 32-bit and 64-bit
LicencePerpetual, full version
LanguagesMultilingual (24 interface languages)
PlatformsWindows 7, 8.1, 10 and 11
Processor500 MHz or faster
Memory2 GB recommended, 1 GB minimum
Disk space3 GB free
Display1024 by 768 or higher
Installer typeOffline image, direct and torrent
Architecture32-bit and 64-bit both included
ApplicationsWord processor, spreadsheet, presentation, mail, database, layout, notes
Update modelPerpetual, servicing complete
Questions

Frequently asked about this title

Why install a release this old?
Legacy macro libraries and add-ins that later releases broke, and machines whose specification will not carry a current suite.
Which architecture should be used?
32-bit on this generation. Most surviving add-ins were never rebuilt for 64-bit.
Does it open current document formats?
Yes. The current formats open and save normally.
Can it sit beside a newer suite?
Not sensibly. Remove the other generation first.

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