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-->Use the links on this page to get more information about and download the most recent updates for the perpetual versions of Outlook 2016, Outlook 2013, and Outlook 2010.
Note
- The information in this article only applies to perpetual versions of Outlook that use the Windows Installer (MSI) installation technology. For example, if you installed a volume licensed version of Outlook, such as Outlook included with Office Professional Plus 2016.
- The information in this article doesn't apply to Microsoft 365 Apps.
- To find out what version of Outlook you're using, see What version of Outlook do I have?
- For more information about installing Office updates, see Install Office updates.
Outlook compatibility with Microsoft 365 and your on-premises environment depends on the system requirements for your deployment:
Microsoft 365 works with any version of Outlook that is in mainstream support, which includes the latest version of Outlook 2016. For previous versions of Outlook, only those that have extended support may continue to work with Microsoft 365, although with reduced functionality. For more information, see Microsoft Lifecycle Policy.
For Exchange on-premises deployments, follow the system requirements for your version of Outlook:
Outlook 2016 updates
| Latest Service Pack (SP) | Minimum required update | Latest Public Update (PU) |
|---|---|---|
| N/A | March 2016 PU KB3114861 | July 2021 PU KB5001980 |
Outlook 2013 updates
| Latest Service Pack (SP) | Minimum required update | Latest Public Update (PU) |
|---|---|---|
| SP1 KB2850036 | December 2015 PU KB3114349 | June 2021 PU KB5001934 |
Outlook 2010 updates
Important
Support for Office 2010 ended on October 13, 2020. If you haven't already begun to upgrade your Office 2010 environment, we recommend you start now. For more information, see Office 2010 end of support roadmap.
| Latest Service Pack (SP) | Minimum required update | Latest Public Update (PU) |
|---|---|---|
| SP2 KB2687521 | October 2015 PU KB3085604 April 2015 PU for Office 2010 for MAPI/HTTP KB2956191 | April 2021 PU KB4493185 |
UPDATE JANUARY 2020: SOLVED: Setup Office365ProPlus To Using Windows 10 Delivery Optimization
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There are three ways to patch Office 2016 from Office365 :
- Automatically from Microsoft through their “Content Delivery Network” (default)
- Using a distribution point that you update periodically
- Using System Center that pulls its updates from the Microsoft Content Network
What you can’t do is control Office365 updates through WSUS. Wait a minute, you say you saw a WSUS category named OFFICE365 CLIENT and the research says that it is the Office 2016 updates. That is true, but shockingly it does not work in WSUS. That category was added for System Center:
…Deploying these updates without Configuration Manager is not supported, so the content described above is essentially useless to a WSUS standalone administrator… we recommend that you… deselect the Office 365 Client product so that WSUS does not sync this content from Microsoft Update…
…There are no plans to support this via WSUS standalone at this time. My preference would be to support this scenario without the use of this workaround, which is not possible with the current implementation.
Also, how can it be that Windows Update does not handle the updates for Office365 versions of Office 2016? Windows Update does not push updates to Click to Run software which is what Office 365 Office 2016 is. Click-to-Run is a Microsoft technology that virtualizes programs (like a Virtual Machine, but a Virtual App). For more information on Click to Run, read THIS.
I confirmed with Microsoft Partner Support that WSUS can be used for all other updates while SCCM handles just the Office 365 Office 2016 updates. This scenario plays out in many branch offices. See the post for more details.
You might also think, ‘hey, how large can Office 2016 updated be?’ Large enough to bog down your network. See this post for specific sizes.
Lets quickly go through each of the three Office 2016 update options for Office 2016:
AUTOMATIC UPDATE OFFICE365 Office 2016 THROUGH THE MICROSOFT CONTENT NETWORK
If you have Office365 Office 2016 in your company and you have not made changes to the default configuration, you are not controlling the Office 2016 patches. Office 2016 (and 2013) will periodically check for Windows Updates and silently install them automatically weather you want them to or not:
…Click-to-Run products are configured to be updated automatically over time. Users don’t have to download or install updates. The Click-to-Run product seamlessly updates itself in the background…
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219427.aspx
UPDATE OFFICE365 Office 2016 FROM A DISTRIBUTION POINT
Microsoft Office 2016 Patch Free Download
You can use the command line Office Deployment Tool to download updates to a network share and then use one of two ways to tell you Office 365 Office 2016 (and 2013) clients where to source them from:
- GPO: COMPUTER CONFIGURATION > POLICIES > ADMIN TEMPLATES > MICROSOFT OFFICE 2016 (MACHINE) > UPDATES > UPDATE PATH
- During the install of your Office365 Office 2016 you can set the updates share in the “configuration.XML” file you use.
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<Updates Enabled=”TRUE” Channel=”Current” UpdatePath=”<Server><ShareThatContainsUpdates>” />
…
See THIS Partner Post for more detail.
UPDATE OFFICE365 Office 2016 FROM SYSTEM CENTER CONFIGURATION MANAGER
In this scenario, you simply need to go through three steps
Download Patch Microsoft Office 2016
- Create and apply the following GPO:
COMPUTER CONFIGURATION > ADMIN TEMPLATES > MICROSOFT OFFICE 2016 (MACHINE) > UPDATES > OFFICE 365 CLIENT MANAGEMENT = ENABLED - In SCCM go to ADMINISTRATION > OVERVIEW > SITE CONFIGURATION > SITES > CONFIGURE SITE COMPONENTS (this is a button at the top) > SOFWARE UPDATE POINT
- > CLASSIFICATION (tab) enable UPDATES
- > PRODUCTS (tab) enable both OFFICE365 CLIENT and OFFICE 2016
- In SCCM go to SOFTWARE LIBRARY > OVERVIEW > SOFTWARE UPDATES > ALL SOFTWARE UPDATES and set the deployment you want
This short video from Microsoft does an excellent job of explaining these instructions:
You may find the following referencing handy: