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My old Lenovo died, I bought a new Dell desktop.
I have an account with Microsoft which is associated with my personal gmail acct.
Via my faculty email account I installed Office 365 which seems to be working properly.
When I open WORD and click "account" it notes my subscription to Office 365 and notes it belongs to me at my faculty account--at www.microsoft.com shouldn't both my faculty AND personal accounts be listed separately?
I'm also being invited to sign-up for a "free" trial of MS 365, but since I have MS 365 from my faculty account I don't need a "trial" version, how do I get rid of these free invites?
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Hi, no sure where you are with your faculty and personal accounts. They are separate accounts with different logins. New computer come with trial version of Office 365 which is like a virus, no not like, it is a virus forced upon users by Microsoft. Anyhow you need to uninstall it.