MS Office 2010 upgrade Home and Student to Home and Business
Hello,
I have to change Office versions on a couple of computers from Home and Student to Home and Business. I intend to uninstall the current versions then install the new ones. Presumably the license keys "liberated" can be reused on other computers. Is that
correct?
As far as I can tell, MS provides no way to recover a key. There are several utilities on the net that claim to do that. How reliable are they?
Thanks in advance
Philippe
Hi,
For a preloaded Office version you can locate the product key on you computer.
If you purchased a Product Key Card, please locate the key on it.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/find-your-office-2010-product-key-HA101832538.aspx
If you lost the product key, try this:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823570?wa=wsignin1.0
More information about licenses usage:
Q:Can I install Office Home and Business 2010 and Office Professional 2010 on more than one PC?
A:It depends on what you purchase—a Traditional Disc or Product Key Card. If you purchase a Traditional Disc retail license of Office Home and Business 2010 or Office Professional 2010, the retail license terms allow you to install, activate, and use Office
Home and Business 2010 or Office Professional 2010 on your primary PC and your portable device such as your laptop. This license is for your use exclusively.
If you purchase an Office 2010 Product Key Card, you can only activate and use the suite on one PC or device. For more information on the license you have purchased and to obtain an overview of your licensing agreement, visit the
Microsoft Software License Terms (MSLT)
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/office-2010-frequently-asked-questions-HA101674631.aspx
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"UpgradeVersion"=dword:0000000d means Office 14.0, also known as Office 2010
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OK
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From your description, I understand that "This 64-bit product may not be installed with Microsoft Office Click-to-Run" Error message when
you try to install a 64-bit version of Office 2010. If there is any misunderstanding, please feel free to let me know.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/982258
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/update-repair-or-uninstall-office-click-to-run-products-HA010382089.aspx#_Toc272139016
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Populate values selects with select one choice
How I can to create in Java??
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It's pretty simple, I get the above message.
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MAY I KNOW HOW TO INSERT LOGO TO THE APPLET?
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In CS5, I want to make a simple envelope icon. I draw a rectangle, and then I want to add anchor points to it using the Add Anchor Point Tool, though I am not quite sure what I am doing wrong. Sometimes I am able to add anchor points to the rectangle