Does Office 365 Home Premium come with ad-free outlook.com e-mail?

Just a word of warning to other Office users, I recently uninstalled my Office after not renewing it, as I'm plastered with adverts in my inbox.

But since uninstalling Office, I now get advertisements in my Control Panel?!?!?

Has anybody seen them?

Know why I'm getting adverts in my Control Panel?

Please, anybody who knows what this is about, please explain.

Is there anyway to get rid of these adverts in my control panel, because at the moment, I'm pretty close to moving to Linux.

Here's a screenshot of the adverts in my control panel.

Please help...

Otherwise I'm not just uninstalling office, I'm uninstalling Windows...

malware

Just a word of warning to other Office users, I recently uninstalled my Office after not renewing it, as I'm plastered with adverts in my inbox.

But since uninstalling Office, I now get advertisements in my Control Panel?!?!?

Has anybody seen them?

Know why I'm getting adverts in my Control Panel?

Please, anybody who knows what this is about, please explain.

Is there anyway to get rid of these adverts in my control panel, because at the moment, I'm pretty close to moving to Linux.

Here's a screenshot of the adverts in my control panel.

Please help...

Otherwise I'm not just uninstalling office, I'm uninstalling Windows...

Thread locked by the moderator since it has already run its course. The efforts of all of the contributors in this thread are appreciated very much, but we ask you now to focus them on other users’ concerns so that they can benefit from your help promptly.

For any issues related to Microsoft devices and/or services, feel free to create a new thread.

IJustHelping,

Thanks for trying to help, but see, e.g., my prior comment ("miwwgr replied on  March 21, 2017"):

I believe the gist of my own and others' disappointment/outrage at this situation is that we believe that as Office 365 subscribers, we believe we are entitled to an ad-free version of outlook.com webmail--an improvement over what "the whole world gets...for free."

There are many situations where users can't or don't want to install Office 365 Outlook on a PC/Mac, and/or can't or don't want to install the apps on mobile devices.

One example for me is at work. I have regular (non-365) Office, provided by my employer, and I use the Outlook application for work-related email.

However, I don't want to (and probably can't, and probably could get in trouble if I did) add my personal email accounts to the Outlook application.

Therefore I read personal email in a browser using outlook.com, and would prefer not to see ads.

I continue to see this situation as unfair, and would prefer Microsoft to address it.

But thanks for trying,

miwwgr