Office Pro Plus 2010 Licensing

Can you provide screenshots of these "two areas" so we'll know what you're talking about? You definitely should not have to enter your key more than once.

Hey all,
I've stepped into an environment that uses Office 2010 Pro Plus. The product, upon freshly being installed, has two areas that displays that the product is unlicensed. If I click on "Change Product Key" and enter in the PK, it will activate. One portion will say that is activated, the other will not.
I'll try to go to the second, enter the same PK, and it will accept the code and say that the product is already activated. But, the second portion will still show as being unlicensed. This wouldn't be a big deal as long as it is actually licensed, but it all shows up in the Spiceworks utility as being unlicensed.
Is there something I'm missing here, or that I'm doing improperly?
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If they are not in sent items, I dont believe these emails are actually generated.. Check whether they do realy exist in your sent items
Any one can send any email address by spoofing..
If they are not in the sent items, but your contacts still are getting spams , may be someone is spoofing your email address.. using a php form,
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no proper email authentication, these spoofed emails are ended up in the spam folder at the receiving end..
By any chance, can u reach any of your contacts who already received spams from you? and take the email header from that receiver???
http://whatismyipaddress.com/find-headers
https://kb.mediatemple.net/questions/893/How+do+I+view+email+headers+for+a+message%3F
And you can trace the email generating source..
http://whatismyipaddress.com/trace-email
and get the ip details etc
http://whois.domaintools.com
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do not open email from unreliable sources like public cafes , and once again change password..
If it is appearing in your sent items, this could be a worm problem... http://answers.stanford.edu/solution/what-are-mass-mailing-worms
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Opening existing Word Office Pro Plus 2010 document on a new computer with Word Office Pro Plus 2010 results in *some* of the text becoming "corrupt"/garbage

The source file had this text in a section I call "LANGUAGES":
Arabic: Hello (Peach and health) = Salam-Alekum
or Salam al salad; Thank you = Shokran; Please = Men-fad-luck; Good bye = weh-don
Bulgarian: Hello = dra-vaht; Goodbye = chow-chow; Thanks = wah-go-da-rhia;
(s:Sanya, (DigitalStar/E&E Electronics, DTV converter box)
Chinese/Mandarin: Running dog (servile follower, lackey) = zougou; This = jeige (jay-gah); That = neige (nay-gah); Hello, Mr. Lin (politely) = Lin-chenzin, ne how; Thank you = Xie xie (shay-shay); You’re welcome =
boo-kai-she
Czech: Hello = ahoj (ah-hoe-ee); Thank you = děkuji (de-quoy-yeh); You’re welcome =
není zač; Good afternoon = Dobré odpoledne;
Good morning = Dobré ráno; Goodbye =
sbohem; Goodbye for now = sbohem prozatim; Yes = ano; No = ne; Yes sir = ano pane (ano paanay); Have a nice weekend = Hezký víkend!
Farsi: Havij = carrot
After making a copy of the file, renaming it, and starting to use it, I noticed the above section looked like this:
Arabic: Hello (Peach and health) = Salam-Alekum
or Salam al salad; Thank you = Shokran; Please = Men-fad-luck; Good bye = weh-don
Bulgarian: Hello = dra-vah-DÅ7¢£8¿i¾A\ÅïÕÒb·#ªp¡€^žÏM–ehÂ*á‑L[Â¥!Ü"»¿¥g©P2<©\
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Íµc‡†Ý6#K–EPu¿lÉPUZC^»F+óR¯t”âx<Yñ`gëèø‑çg/Ðp“ð5ÓH˜âi'ówSÛÇ¨êÔ3úè! ˆ%vÈÂf>Õ§ÈÂ–*=ZÒ±ª děkuji (de-quoy-yeh); You’re welcome =
není zač; Good afternoon = Dobré odpoledne;
Good morning = Dobré ráno; Goodbye =
sbohem; Goodbye for now = sbohem prozatim; Yes = ano; No = ne; Yes sir = ano pane (ano paanay); Have a nice weekend = Hezký víkend!
Farsi: Havij = carrot
In another section of the source file, I had this URL to a Yahoo Finance stock listing:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cq?d=v1&s=RIMM%20DRR%20NDN%20GMCR%20DF%20V%20ACN%20MOS%20SHLD%20BUCY%20NTGR%20CPRT%20EEM%20DIA%20CME%20mkl%20t%20spy%20goog%20yhoo%20uis%20fnm%20ge%20ko%20MCD%20eln%20emc%20bvf%20abt%20wpi%20agn%20frx%20sfd%20amd%20cnp%20d%20ed%20eix%20celg%20qcom%20nt%20peg%20ppl%20bby%20flex%20cof%20asyt%20proxq.pk%20nok%20fe%20sns%20ibm%20spg%20wlp%20bfly%20brka%20brkb%20zmh%20cmi%20kg%20vrx%20amt%20twx%20ctxs%20sgp%20dox%20cmvt.pk%20elx%20xel%20aapl%20amzn%20jpm%20bsx%20mdt%20duk%20se%20csco%20jnpr%20dell%20ebay%20lly%20hpq%20hurc%20intc%20inin%20lvlt%20mck%20msft%20onb%20orcl%20scln%20smtk%20wmt%20tgt%20brwix%20obehx%20qqqq%20ssdsx%20csvfx%20scdgx%20ktcsx%20t%20obhex%20slafx%20sjpnx%20scinx%20a%20adsk%20alu%20arba%20atahq.pk%20coms%20palm%20rwc%20vrcc.ob%20dis%20ila%20novl%20utmd%20rprx%20nrom.ob%20obehx%20obhgx%20obfox%20sctgx
In the copied file, it now shows this:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cq?d=v1&s=RIMM%20DRR%20NDN%20GMCR%20DF%20V%20ACN%20MOS%20SHLD%20BUCY%20NTGR%20CPRT%20EEM%20DIA%20CME%20mkl%20t%20spy%20goog%20yhoo%20uis%20fnm%20ge%20ko%20MCD%20eln%20emc%20bvf%20abt%20wpi%20agn%20frx%20sfd%20amd%20cnp%20d%20ed%20eix%20celg%20qcom%20nt%20peg%20ppl%20bby%20flex%20cof%20asyt%20proxq.pk%20nok%20fe%20sns%20ibm%20spg%20wlp%20bfly%20brka%20brkb%20zmh%20cmi%20kg%20vrx%20amt%20twx%20ctxs%20sgp%20dox%20cmvt.pk%20elx%20xel%20aapl%20amzn%20jpm%20bsx%20mdt%20duk%20se%20csco%20jnpr%20dell%20ebay%20lly%20hpq%20hurc%20intc%20inin%20lvlt%20mck%20msft%20onb%20orcl%20scln%20smtk%20wmt%20tgt%20brwix%20obehx%20qqqq%20ssdsx%20csvfx%20scdgx%20ktcsx%20t%20obhex%20slafx%20sjpnx%20scinx%20a%20adsk%20alu%20arba%20atahq.pk%20coms%20palm%20rwcþØ9—=t‡†|¤wžÌèûÛÌo¯€[Ú
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Anyone have any ideas on what is causing the corruption and how to prevent it?
BTW, if I re-copy/paste the corrupted section from the source file, it appears correct...for awhile...and, then, later, I'll notice that it has become "corrupted" again. I have *not* compared various corrupted sections
to see if the corruption texts are identical each time.
Michael

Thanks for the reply, Melon.
I disabled the only 2 Add-ins that were present - [COM Add-Ins > Sharing Add-in for Microsoft Lync 2010] and [Actions > Instant Messaging Contcts (English)].
This did not fix the issue. After they were disabled (and they currently still are), I copied back un-corrupted text from my good source file and the text at the end of the document has become corrupted again. Except for the ][Languages] section,
which is much further up in the document, the corruption seems to be consistenly near the end of the document.
I tried to highlight some of the corrupted text and change font, as suggested, and the text just becomes corrupted text in the new font. :-)
I notice that, if I start selecting text (starting from a paragraph mark above the corrupted text - I always keep hidden formatting symbols turned on), as I "arrow down", the "selection" includes lines in blocks lower down -- that is, the corrupted text is
repeated down the page.
Since this may not make sense, I'd be glad to upload samples of the good, original, source text and the corrupted "versiion" of it.
I still need to test the file on one of my computers at home.
Thanks.
Michael

MS Office Professional Plus 2010 cannot verify the license (in use for more than a year)

After more than a year of use, I now receive the following error message for all Office Applications ....
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Office Professional Plus 2010 - Fails to Install - Error 25004 - "System error: -1073418209" - Microsoft Key Management Server

I am receiving an error when attempting to install a site license copy of Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010. The enterprise environment that I am in is using a Microsoft Key Management Server for the authentication of all Office 2010 and Windows 7
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Any ideas on how to fix this? I do not have time to reformat until after the Holiday seasons, and need to have Office working!

Hi,
The full error text is as follows: Error 25004: The product key you entered cannot be used on this machine.
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If this is not the situation, try to completely uninstall all the versions of the Office programs from control panel, and then use the suggestions in this KB
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How do I uninstall Office 2003, Office 2007 or Office 2010 suites if I cannot uninstall it from Control Panel?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301
Then, reinstall the Office 2010 program.
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KMS Host for Office Professional Plus 2010

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Problem is when run this command
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ID provided by Microsoft) bfe7a195-4f8f-4f0b-a622-cf13c7d16864
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Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host Version 5.8
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
On a computer running Microsoft Windows non-core edition, run 'slui.exe 0x2a 0xC004F04D' to display the error text.
Error: 0xC004F04D
when run this command
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Output is
The software licensing service determined that the installation (IID) or the confirmation ID (CID) is invalid
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Regards

KMS Host License Pack installed and product key given. Still no success.
Dump of KMS setup is as under
Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host Version 5.8
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Software licensing service version: 6.1.7601.17514
Name: Microsoft Office 2010, KMSHost edition
Description: Microsoft Office 2010 KMS, VOLUME_KMS channel
Activation ID: bfe7a195-4f8f-4f0b-a622-cf13c7d16864
Application ID: 59a52881-a989-479d-af46-f275c6370663
Extended PID: 55041-00096-202-474064-03-1033-7601.0000-1132014
Installation ID: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (installation ID)
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Machine Certificate URL: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=88343
Use License URL: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=88345
Product Key Certificate URL: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=88344
Partial Product Key: 78629
License Status: Unlicensed
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Trusted time: 4/25/2014 9:45:09 AM
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2. slui.exe 4, and then call the telephone number displayed
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[navigate the telephone prompts to choose Windows/Office activation]
3.At each prompt, enter a group of six numbers. This is the installation ID for Office 2010 that you obtained in Step 1
[get ready to record the response, the ATS doesn't give you much time]
4.When you hear the response, write down the numbers.
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Don
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All done as DonPick told, result same, problem output is as under
I am configuring KMS Host for Office Professional Plus 2010 on Windows Server 2008
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Problem is when run this command
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ID provided by Microsoft) bfe7a195-4f8f-4f0b-a622-cf13c7d16864
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Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host Version 5.8
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
On a computer running Microsoft Windows non-core edition, run 'slui.exe 0x2a 0xC004F04D' to display the error text.
Error: 0xC004F04D
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Output is
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Office Professinal Plus 2010 und Outlook Integration

Hallo Zusammen,
Hat jemand von euch bereits Office Professinal Plus 2010 in Kombi mit Outlook Integration erfolgreich im Einsatz?
Bei uns wird das Addin einfach nicht angezeigt. Lt Task-Manager ist die Exe gestartet. Sie ist auch nicht unter den deaktivierten Add-Ins zu finden.
Lt. Supportet Plattforms ist Office Professinal Plus 2010 nicht dabei. Dachte ich frage dennoch mal. Zumal die dort aufgeführten Versionen gar nicht existieren. Wollen wir mal nicht kleinlich sein
Hat jemand vielleicht noch eine schlaue Idee? Bin für jede Anregung dankbar.
Liebe Grüße
Sabine

Hallo Sabine,
unter den News von SAP Business One ist mit Datum 11.11.2010 folgender Eintrag zu sehen
SAP Business One 2007 and 8.8 now support Microsoft® Office 2010.
Microsoft Office 2010 is now fully supported by SAP Business One 2007 A SP01 (as of patch 13 ), SAP Business One 2007 B (as of patch 22), and SAP Business One 8.8 (as of patch 17 ), including SAP-developed Add-Ons.
Wenn Du bereits auf 8.8 PL12 oder höher bist - und Du zugleich das Cockpit aktiviert hast - dann hast du neben dem Outlook-Add-On doch jetzt auch die Möglichkeit per "Drag`n Drop" eMails als Aktivitäten oder als Serviceabruf anzulegen.
Probier doch mal, ob hier bereits Office 2010 unterstützt wird ?!
Ist zwar nicht die vollständige Funktionalität der Outlook Integration , aber sollte der Schwerpunkt auf der Ablage von eMails
als Aktivität liegen, wäre dies ein Workaround.
Ich nutze dies für eMail Ablage in B1 eigentlich nur noch so.
Vorteile:
die angelegte Aktivität ist nicht automatisch geschlossen und kann somit nachträglich bspw. in eine Opportunity oder einem Serviceabruf verlinkt werden
es wird eine Kopie der Original-eMail inkl. Anlagen in den "Attachement-Pfad" abgelegt (kann also auch wenn das Original gelöscht wurde, bearbeitet und weitergeleitet werden)
Nachteile:
es ist noch ein Fehler enthalten sofern man eMails aus dem "Gesendet" Ordner per Drag`n Drop ins B1 übernimmt. Dann wird zur Zeit immer die erste BP-Nummer voreingestellt und muss manuell korrigiert werden
die eMail wird immer als AUFGABE voreingestellt und muss ggf. entsprechend als Notiz oder ähnlichem (zumindest passt bei mir AUFGABE meistens nicht
zur Zeit wird der angemeldete User noch nicht als im Empfänger vorbelegt
Ansonsten - eine echt nette neue Funktion ... leichter kann man es Anwendern kaum noch machen, eMails ins B1 zu bekommen !!
Viele Grüße aus Hamburg
Heiko

Microsoft Office Pro plus 2013 installation wizard pops up everytime I open a Word document or a new page.

Microsoft Office Pro plus 2013 installation wizard pops up everytime I open a Word document or a new page. I realize that other people have the same problem. However no answer has been found to stop this problem. I wonder if there is a
way. Hope someone is able to tell me and the others.

Hi,
By the installation wizard, do you mean the First Run screen? If yes, please follow the steps below to disable it:
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Error Installing Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010

Hello!
I've tried to install Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 but when it finished the installation, this error message appeared:
Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 encountered an error during setup.
The source installation package for the product Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 is out of sync with the client package. Try the installation again
using a valid copy of the installation package'Office64WW.msi'."
-Please help me with this. Thanks!

Hello!
I've tried to install Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 but when it finished the installation, this error message appeared:
Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 encountered an error during setup.
So, could you still open Office application even user get the error message?
If you deploy Office suite by deployment tool or system center and meet the sync timeout issue, try to copy the installaion source to the local drive and reinstall it again.
In addition, I think the link DushYant provided is also helpfule to you. Please check that. Thanks.
Tony Chen
TechNet Community Support

Process msiexec.exe initiated Server restart due to complete/configure MS Office Pro Plus 2013

Hello once again, today we had a strange issue. It appears that a plugin for Office Pro Plus 2013 or indeed Office itself initiated a restart of the Remote Desktop Server it was installed on. This is obviously not an ideal situation as it ends up terminating
sessions of all users that are connected to the server.
This is the text from the Event Log:
The process msiexec.exe has initiated the restart of computer XXXXXXXXX on behalf of user NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM for the following reason: No title for this reason could be found
Reason Code: 0x80030002
Shutdown Type: restart
Comment: The Windows Installer initiated a system restart to complete or continue the configuration of 'Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013'.
The Event ID is 1074 / Source is User32 /
Is there a way to prevent this happening in future.

Hello Dave,
I started having the same issue on our Remote Desktop Server, Windows 2008 R2 with Office Pro Plus 2013 connecting to O365 mailboxes. The server has been set up for months and only started this behaviour. When I trawled through the logs and found
the entry you list I also checked the application log at the same time. In the Application log I found an entry with source MsiInstaller and event id 11728 detailing that an install was in progress. I could see on the Geenral TAB of this entry
that a single user had initiated this install. It should be noted that the user was not an Administrator, however they were new. When I logged on as the user and opened outlook it did come up with a window saying it was completing the install and
asked them to reboot. It does this every time you open outlook unless you open it in safemode.
I tried a number of things to fix it:
1. Disable add-ins. (No effect)
2. Reset outlook profile. (No Effect)
3. Deleted user profile from the Remote Desktop Server, renamed the relevant profile in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList" and renamed the folder in "c:\users". (No effect)
My next step was going to be to delete the users profile completely. Before I did that I created a new test user and logged on to see if it was affecting all new users. I logged on with the user and it did not have a problem.
Strangely now when I log on as the original user having the issue the problem is gone.
I will monitor the situation, but at the moment it is fixed.
Tony
"This is the stickiest situation since sticky the stick insect got stuck on a sticky bun"

Artifact for Office Picture Manager after install of Office Pro Plus 2013

Upgrading from Office 2003 to Office 2013, with the assumption that the Office 2013 install first removes all previous versions before installing.
For some users, running Windows 7, with Microsoft Office 2003 SP3 and the 2007 compatibility pack installed, after the Office 2013 Pro Plus installer runs, whenever an Office 2013 Access application is launched the user gets a message box as shown
below. None of our Access VBA have Office Picture Manager in the reference list, so it should not be an issue caused by any Access applications.
Since the Office Picture Manager is no longer part of Microsoft Office as of Office 2013, this is a problem. Several workarounds have been posted on several blogs on the Internet for installing Office Picture Manager from an earlier version on a computer
with Office 2013 installed to eliminate the error, which of course assumes that it is desireable to have Office Picture Manager.
My position is that there should be a fix for the orphaned artifacts calling for Office Picture Manager when launching Office 2013 MS Access, that does not involve the installation of a deprecated product. Multiple searches of TechNet come up empty
in that regard.
Is there a fix for this issue forthcoming, or does anyone have an answer that does not involve installing a backrevved Office Picture Manager just to make the error message shut up?
Clean install of the OS is not to be considered a solution. There are too many computers involved to even consider that to be acceptable. I would rather have a registry cleanup script that could be pushed through GPO than to have to go to each
computer and run a FixIt, so please try not to push the FixIt option either...
Thanks!

Always, the in-place upgrade doesn't remove all traces of Office 2003 from your computer, and this will cause unexpected issues for the new Office.
Actually, instead of doing a in-place upgrade, you can perform an
uninstall-upgrade to Office 2013. When uninstall the old version of Office 2003, you can make sure to remove any traces, and then install the new Office 2013.
For how to do an uninstall-upgrade, you can refer to this blog post:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/odsupport/archive/2011/04/06/how-to-perform-an-uninstall-upgrade-to-office-2010.aspx

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