You can change your Office 365 account settings, including your language, password, and more.
Your settings
To see your personal account settings, at the top of the page in Office 365, click Settings
> Office 365 settings.
| Personal account setting |
What you can do |
Software |
Install software like Office and Lync. The contents of this page change based on what you have access to. For example, if you are using a Mac, you’ll see information for Mac users. See Install Office on your PC or Mac with Office 365. |
Password |
Change your Office 365 password. See Change your password. |
Language |
Choose your language for the Office 365 portal, Newsfeed, SkyDrive, and Sites. See Change your display language. |
Contact preferences |
Some people get this tab, which lets them control what kind of communication they get from Microsoft. See Change your contact preferences. |
Get started |
When you first signed in to the Office 365 portal, the page showed getting started tasks like watching videos, installing software on your PC and Mac, and setting up mobile access on your phone or tablet. Click this tab in Office 365 settings to see that page again.
Tip
- More options. There are settings and options for all the services in Office 365, including Outlook, Newsfeed, and Sites. To see those settings, click the link at the top of the page for the service, and then click Settings
. The choices under Settings change for each service.
- Photo. You can change the picture that shows up for you in Outlook Web App and Lync. For Outlook Web App, see My account. For Lync, see Change your picture.
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Admin settings
An admin is someone who sets up Office 365 for an organization. Your organization might have one admin or a whole team. Admins can change settings for the whole organization. These settings are different from personal account settings.