Note: Word 2013 documents don’t open in Compatibility Mode in Word 2016, since they are both compatible. This implies that the document has been upgraded to the latest version of Word. Once your document has been converted or saved (separately) to the new version, you will notice that the top bar no longer shows ‘Compatibility Mode’ written with the document title. Just go to File –> Save As and save your document in the new format. If it is doing that, with a new blank document, then the problem is with your normal template. However, I suspect you want to stop it from starting in compatibility mode. If some program isn't working correctly on your Windows-8/8.1 version, try running in Win-8/10 compatibility mode. Word will use this when opening a document created in a different version. This way, if you don’t like the changes, you will have a backup of your original file. Hi, First, there is no way to permanently turn off compatibility mode. Method 2: This is a method by which you can open Word documents by saving a separate copy of the document, instead of converting the current file. Save a Copy of the Upgraded Document in Word 2016 It is worth mentioning here that your document is replaced with the new version, which might change the default formatting.
This will bring forth a prompt alerting you that the document will be converted to the latest version.
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