Office 2013 missing after June 11 Microsoft auto upates

Hi, I did everything you told me to do and now Microsoft Office is uninstalled.

But when I went to my account on the Microsoft Office page it didn't give me the option to 'Install Office'.

It instead told me that I've cancelled my subscription. 

Now what do I do. I've only bought Microsoft Office 3 months ago and now it tells me I have to pay another $100 to get it again.

How do I fix this ? I'm a student and I need it to hand in all my assignments.

-Erin

Caine0001

I have been down since June 11 as well with Office 13. Should I wait from

MS to fix it or do you feel it is better to fix it now?  Kent

Tried this as well.  Outlook still does not work.  Stuck on 'Loading Profile'.

One more thing. I have the entire installation for Office 2013 with SP1 included. If you want that version to install so you have the benefits of SP1 I can post it up for you along with the very simple but detailed instructions to install it. Once installed you will have the same version as you would have had after the February 2014 updates which included SP1. It is a simple installation and you don't have to worry about crashes from the June updates but you will have the protection that SP1 affords as well as the extra features they added to Outlook. If you want it just leave a message and when I get home tomorrow I will post it up for you to download. After the download you won't have to worry about an internet connection to carry out the installation.

Ok, well if you decide you want to do that, just let me know. i have to get up at 3:00am so I am off to bed. If you want to discuss the subject, just leave me a message and I will join you in a new thread or I will start it if you want. The point is whether or not you want to bother with it or not. I am not going to the trouble if you don't really want to get into the nuts and bolts. I love doing things like that, but most other people do not. Honestly, I already had figured out a number of ways to do what I had asked earlier. It didn't take much research. In fact, there isn't much research out there on it. So most of it a person has to figure out on their own.