Can I re-install Office 2010 Product Key Card?

I have a Office 2010 Product Key Card version. Do I need to remove it completely from one Windows 7 computer before I attempt to install it on a completely different Windows 7 computer.
Or does that version of Office 2010 always need to stay with the first computer?
If the latter is true, I wish that would have been spelled out in big, bold letters on the product box.
Thanks.

Hi,
Yes, you can transfer Office 2010 to another PC.
But please note that you must remove Office 2010 completely from the previous PC. You’ll also need to use telephone option in Activation Wizard to contact the activation center after you transfer Office 2010 to another PC.
You can find your local custom support number on the link below.http://support.microsoft.com/gp/customer-service-phone-numbers/en-us
Melon Chen
TechNet Community Support

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I located the Office 2010 product key sticker on the side of my computer. ....
Hi,
No, that is NOT Office product key, it's Windows product key. Your machine has pre-installed TRIAL version. If you wish to continue to use it you have to buy e keycard. I really hate this practice from vendors and ALWAYS uninstall trial software on my computers. Please check the following link to buy product keycard.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/buy/product-key-card-FX101850744.aspx
You can pay much cheaper for Home & Student version and a lot cheaper with a student id card.
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Hi,
If you want to re-use the product key on a rebuild machine, please contact the customer service to migrate the product key:
http://support2.microsoft.com/gp/customer-service-phone-numbers/en-us
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I just would like to inquire if it is possible to downgrade the Office 365 that was purchased from a vendor. The vendor specifically assured us that there would be product keys that would be given and we would be able to use it in on our existing Office
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Hi,
Who is that vendor? What did they tell you in detail?
In this forum we mainly discuss technical questions about Office products, for the purchase and activation questions, I suggest you contact your local customer service.
You should be able to find your local customer service number from this link:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/gp/customer-service-phone-numbers/en-us?wa=wsignin1.0
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Re: Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010 Product Key Card

send me my mail, product key as early as possible

will you please send me my microsoft office 2010 home and student product key

I ordered Office 2011 with my MBA, but only the trial version came installed - and no product key was ever emailed to me or included in the shipment. Three calls each to Apple and Microsoft have not solved this.

I ordered Microsoft Office 2011 with my Macbook Air, but only the trial version came installed - and no product key for the full version was ever emailed to me or included in the shipment. Three calls each to Apple and Microsoft have not solved this and I am at wit's end. Each company blames it on the other - I don't care whose fault it is, I just want the product key so I can use Microsoft Office! Please help.

You should have received a DVD in the box (with the MBA).
See: https://discussions.apple.com/message/12805337#12805337
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How to get Exchange 2010 Product Keys from an existing installed servers

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Installing Office 2010 64-bit Trial

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I need to install a trial version of Office Profession Plus 2010 64-bit onto a server. I mistakenly installed the 32-bit version of the trial, and now after uninstalling it (on the same day), the 64-bit version of the trial will not install.
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Hi Brian,
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Installing Office 2010 on new machine

Hello there.
I've just purchased a new Hewlett Packard laptop today as my Toshiba one basically died.
Trying to install Office 2010 - purchased back in 2010 - but I can't get the product key recognized. Indeed when I go online, they seem to think I'm trying to install Office 2013.
I can't see,m to tell them that it's 2010 I'm trying to get activated.
Any thoughts?

Hi,
What you can try is activating by phone. If that doesn't work just call MS Support and tell them what's going on. They might be able to help you further.
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We are sorry, but we are unable to complete your request.•The Office 2007 Product Key provided is already associated with another user on this site. Please log in with the user information originally used with this Office 2007 Product Key.

Over the years I have had many ISP and email addresses - but now we have finally gone almost fully virtual...
I have a live login and MS ID 4 my SkyDrive account but I only use my MS touch with 8.1, SkyDrive and office 365 for mobility.
And I still like to backup to my own server!!!
What would be good is if I can put all the software licenses and product keys of the software and keep a record of my mac addresses for hardware and even static IP's in a file or a secure location within the MS online store.
That's where MS wants me to get my computing needs from in future and I will always be able to retrieve it in future but what about the $$$$$ I have spent on software, hardware and applications prior to now???
I know u guys love 2 collect data 4 marketing analysis,
4 example I have an old PC that is still running a server from last century - if you knew about it a simple script would allow you to offer upgrades or at least relevant MS products - UNLIKE the rubbish adds I just turn off or tune out
now...
Why cant I add products previous online email purchases into the 1 MS live ID account where I can keep it together? If you make that available I don't have to have separate steam accounts, EA game accounts, ASUS and adobe accounts etc
etc.
What has brought me 2 this is I was looking for my office pro 2007 disks to rebuild a HOME USE ONLY windows 7 laptop (NO touch screen so 8.1 is no benefit at all)
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provided is already associated with another user on this site. Please log in with the user information originally used with this Office 2007 Product Key.
That's crap - This is a clean brand spanker install of Win7 and there was nothing b4 I put the oem drivers from Toshiba back on.
I looked at dozens of support pages and forum blogs and tried for hours to get a copy to download - including incognito and other logins but because my default PC name is also my MS Windows live ID the same error was repeated.
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Over the years I have had many ISP and email addresses - but now we have finally gone almost fully virtual...
I have a live login and MS ID 4 my SkyDrive account but I only use my MS touch with 8.1, SkyDrive and office 365 for mobility.
And I still like to backup to my own server!!!
What would be good is if I can put all the software licenses and product keys of the software and keep a record of my mac addresses for hardware and even static IP's in a file or a secure location within the MS online store.
That's where MS wants me to get my computing needs from in future and I will always be able to retrieve it in future but what about the $$$$$ I have spent on software, hardware and applications prior to now???
I know u guys love 2 collect data 4 marketing analysis,
4 example I have an old PC that is still running a server from last century - if you knew about it a simple script would allow you to offer upgrades or at least relevant MS products - UNLIKE the rubbish adds I just turn off or tune out
now...
Why cant I add products previous online email purchases into the 1 MS live ID account where I can keep it together? If you make that available I don't have to have separate steam accounts, EA game accounts, ASUS and adobe accounts etc
etc.
What has brought me 2 this is I was looking for my office pro 2007 disks to rebuild a HOME USE ONLY windows 7 laptop (NO touch screen so 8.1 is no benefit at all)
I HAVE 4 Genuine PRODUCT KEYs for Office 2007 BUT EVERY TIME I WENT TO DOWNLOAD the software - regardless of the key I used - I got the error message: We are sorry, but we are unable to complete your request.•The Office 2007 Product Key
provided is already associated with another user on this site. Please log in with the user information originally used with this Office 2007 Product Key.
That's crap - This is a clean brand spanker install of Win7 and there was nothing b4 I put the oem drivers from Toshiba back on.
I looked at dozens of support pages and forum blogs and tried for hours to get a copy to download - including incognito and other logins but because my default PC name is also my MS Windows live ID the same error was repeated.
I keep away from the non MS sites for these things and with good reason - there were heaps of similar users with the same issue or very close to it that had downloaded from a supposed MS copy from eValue or digital river etc and the next
thing was total corruption of the OS.
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"The language of this installation package is not supported by your system" Error Message when installing Office 2010

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Method 1: System file checker
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1.
Click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator.
2.
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sfc
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In-Place upgrade (Repair install)
1. Start the computer by using the current Operating System.
2. Insert the Windows 7 DVD in the computer's DVD drive.
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If Windows does not automatically detect the DVD, follow these steps:
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b. Click Install now.
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