Change Microsoft 365 Apps Channels Explained

We explain all 6 Microsoft 365 Apps channels (formerly Office 365) and then demonstrate how to change between those channels.

We have all the commands for PowerShell and Windows Terminal to change between the various Microsoft 365 Apps channels available on our site:

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Introduction 0:00
Differences Between Microsoft 365 Apps channels 0:34
Beta Channel Explained 0:55
Current Channel (Preview) Explained 1:06
Current Channel Explained 1:09
Monthly Enterprise Channel Explained 1:13
Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel (Preview) Explained 1:42
Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel Explained 1:51
How To Determine Which Microsoft 365 Channel Currently in Use 2:50
Windows Terminal vs PowerShell 3:12
Change Microsoft 365 Apps Channels using PowerShell Command Line 4:12
Change Microsoft 365 Apps Channels with Group Policy 5:29
Change Microsoft 365 Apps Channels on the Admin Center 5:49
Change Microsoft 365 Apps Channels using the Office Deployment Tool (ODT) 6:21
Summary 6:44

[chimpenzo]

Thank you very much dude, your video is very helpful, and your tips and tricks worked so well on my PC. At first, I just didn't know why my office said it is already at the latest version at 2108, but my laptop office has already reached the 2112 version. but now I know how to solve this, and that is because of your video. again, thanks dude👍👍👍

[Shlmpi]

You are amazing!
Thank you so much for the info

[cruzinsweetsntreats]

Have you had any success on getting insider for Office 365 installed on Server 2016? I was able to get it active on Windows 10, but with your method here, and even the MSODT, it gets as far as "up to date" but no option for connecting to Insider Preview. Hmmm....

Or is there maybe a limitation, by number of licenses, as I am only paying for 1 account, though I am able to successfully install it on many computers. Hmm...