Microsoft Office 2013 Slovak Language Pack

The old official link looked like this (now leads to a 404 error): microsoft.com/sk-sk/download/details.aspx?id=... Microsoft Support will actively direct you to upgrade to Microsoft 365 if you call asking for this.

It is worth asking: Should I invest time in Office 2013 in 2024/2025?

The Modern Alternative: Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) includes all language packs out of the box. You can switch to Slovak instantly via Account settings without downloading separate installers. If your workflow allows for a subscription model, this is the simpler, safer route.

However, for legacy systems, offline environments, or users with perpetual licenses, the Microsoft Office 2013 Slovak Language Pack remains an invaluable tool.

Once you have the .exe or .img file, the process is straightforward. Microsoft Office 2013 Slovak Language Pack

Step 1: Check your Office Version You cannot install a 64-bit language pack on a 32-bit Office installation.

Step 2: Close Office Apps Close Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint completely. If Skype for Business is running, shut that down too.

Step 3: Run the Installer

Step 4: Activate Slovak in Office

Be careful with third‑party download sites. Many claim to have the Slovak LP for Office 2013 but often bundle malware or require dubious activators. If you go that route (not recommended), always scan files and verify SHA checksums against original Microsoft VLSC values.

Cause: You installed the pack, but the OS regional settings are blocking it, or the installation failed silently. Fix: Run Control Panel > Programs > Microsoft Office 2013 > Change > Add or Remove Features. Scroll to "Office Shared Features" > "Proofing Tools." Ensure Slovak is set to "Run from My Computer."

Installing the pack is only half the process. You must tell Office 2013 to use Slovak.

When Word relaunches, you should see:

Q: I installed Slovak pack but menus are still English.
A: Go to File > Options > Language. Under Choose Display Language, move Slovak to top. Restart all Office apps.

Q: Slovak spell check works, but interface is mixed (some English, some Slovak).
A: Run Office Repair (Control Panel > Programs > Microsoft Office 2013 > Change > Repair), then reapply display language.

Q: Can I use Slovak UI and English Help?
A: Yes. In language preferences, set Display Language = Slovak, Help Language = English.

Q: Does this work with Office 365 (current subscription)?
A: No. Office 2013 language packs are not supported in modern Microsoft 365 Apps. Use the built‑in language pack via Microsoft 365 admin portal instead. The old official link looked like this (now

While not a replacement for a professional human translator, the pack integrates with the Microsoft Translator service to allow users to translate words or entire documents from other languages into Slovak and vice versa.