Office 365 Upgrade Plan: Step-by-Step Guide

Office 365 is a Microsoft service, and it offers several essential functions, such as email, cloud storage, and Office software.
However, many users reported that when they tried to install a trial version of Office 365, they received a message saying:
> You have exceeded your plan for Office 365 for Home.
Therefore, they won’t be able to use the trial version of Office, and in today’s article, we will explore a few potential solutions to this problem.

• Office 365 is a suite of different apps that are designed to provide users with collaboration tools and services.
• Users may experience the Office 365 upgrade plan error when attempting to install or update certain programs.

Install the latest Windows update

1. Users have reported the error while upgrading to Windows 10, Windows 8.1 and Windows 7.
2. Check Windows update and install the update.
   
3. Install Office 365 standalone version
   Open your browser and search Microsoft Office 365.
4. Download the standalone version.
5. Install Office 365 standalone version.

Upgrade Office directly from Microsoft

1. Visit the Microsoft Store and download the latest version of Office.
2. Open the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
   

Check Office 365 subscription status

1. Sign in to Office 365 admin center
   Go to the Admin Center and choose Users
2. Click on the Active users tab
   
3. Go to the All users area
4. Check if you have an active Office 365 subscription
5. Sign in to your Office 365 admin center
6. Go to the Customer management tab
   
7. Click on the Active users tab
   
8. Go to the All users area
9. Check if you have an active Office 365 subscription

Disconnect Internet

1. Disconnect your internet connection then restart the computer.
   
2. Install Office 365
   Type office.com/setup in the search bar.
3. Click the Download now button.
4. Wait for the setup file to download.
5. Follow the instructions on the screen to finish the installation.

Use Microsoft Fix it

1. Right-click Start and choose Run from the menu.
   Enter “ms-settings:” without quotes in the Open box and click OK.
   Now, in the Settings window, select Windows Update from the left pane.
   Select the Advanced options, and then click on View your update history.
   Check the repair history by clicking on the View button.
2. Click on Microsoft Fix it.
   Wait for the tool to scan the system and diagnose the issue.