By default Office 365 Proplus save as Office 2010

Hi,
Operating System: Windows 7 (SP1); Office 2010 Professional SP1 and also Office 365 proplus...
By default I have installed office 2010 and later I installed office 365 proplus online.
My issue is when I am saving office365 proplus (Word,excel) file then by default it saving as office 2010.
When I opening it by open with but there office proplus (word / excel) option is not available.
All desktop files showing in office 2010 format.
I office 365 proplus repair but issue is same.
(FYI: when I uninstall office 2010 then by default office 365 proplus both saving and displaying) 
Please anyone help me about to above issue to resolve before uninstalling office 2010..........

Hi,
I have tested this in my testing environment that by default Office 365 Pro Plus will take over your existing Office 2010 files if you install Office 365 Pro Plus later. And the new Office icon will show on all of your existing files.
Usually, do a Online Repair of the Microsoft Office 365 Pro Plus will fix the broken of file type associations. Not sure how you repaired your Office 365 Pro Plus, please try again follow the steps below:
1.Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click
Programs and Features.
2.Click your Microsoft Office program, and then click Change.
3.Select Online Repair, and then click Repair.
If the Online Repair doesn't fix the issue, I would suggest you to try using Microsoft Fix It tool to remoe Office 365 completely, then reinstall it:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2739501
Hope this helps, and feel free to post back with any feedback.
Thanks,
Ethan Hua CHN
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