Re-Install MS Office Pro 2007

I have had to re-install my windows from a virus and when trying to install (download) the 2007 Office Pro with my 25 digit code it states :
The Office 2007 Product Key you provided is blocked for activation and as a result, is not eligible for a free download. To download a free trial or to purchase Office 2010 products, please go to
I have contacted Office support and they sent me to you.
Can you assist ?

I don't think Microsoft Office support sent you to the .Net Framework Class Libraries forum. This forum is for questions from programmers about how to use the the class libraries in their applications. I think you probably need to to post on http://answers.microsoft.com

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I am unable in install all updates and Office pro 2007 (KB2553089,2553090,2584063,2553074,2559530). I am no very techincal but I do know some. I also tried to repair Office and INstall the cd and It would not take it. This all occured about
1 or 2 months ago and i have been living with it but it seems to be causing other problems. My operating sustem is XP. Please Help..

Well, I know this thread is old but since I ran into issues with office 2007 updates recentlly, I thought this is best thread to post to.
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Update type: Important
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Installation status: Failed
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I ignored this for sometime but today I lost my patience and decided to fix this nagging problem. The update prevented me from using the shutdown option as then it would download the updates and then fail over and over again.
None of the steps helped however they set me on a path. I uninstalled all unwanted programs but that was not what fixed the issue. I noticed other than Office 2007 I also had installed Word viewer 2007 , Excel viewer, Powerpoint viewer. I uninstalled these
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I upgraded my Office Pro 2007 to Office Standard 2010 yesterday and everything went fine with the exception. On this one machine the user is having word crash while he is working on it, sometimes right away, sometimes it is good for five minutes, it crashes
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For the benefit of anyone that may run into this issue, uninstalling 2003 corrected the problem or use demo software
Word Fix Toolbox (http://www.word.fixtoolbox.com/).
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Hi,
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Installation of Office Pro 2007 - Error is not a valid Win 32 application

I am using MS office Pro trial on widows 7 operating program and have just brought the full retail version.
When I insert the installation disc the program will not install, after about 5 minutes I get a message"
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I copied onto a external hard drive and tried to load it from there. No go!
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This may get round the problem if its related to "old" progs on your install disc. I used this method when installing Office 2007 with a packaging date of March 2007 in case it saved lots of product update downloads - worked perfectly but I still had 20+ updates downloaded after install.
If you have a reasonable broadband speed then [dowload the Office 2007 trial|http://us20.trymicrosoftoffice.com/default.aspx] . MS email and display a trial product key but when the download starts to run don't use this key but your own "full" version product key
Just re read your post - you are going from trial to full so what you do is follow MS instructions
Follow these steps to activate the trial:
Follow these steps to convert the trial:
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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.
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I have outlook 2007 that states that it is for 'non-commercial use only'
I have searched far and wide for the answer but to find nothing.
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Don't link this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2020690/en-us
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You can use the "cscript ospp.vbs" commands to further narrow things down.
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cscript ospp.vbs –dhistory
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Hi there p-eleven,
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My Microsoft License Agreement allows me to install my Office Ultimate 2007 software onto a secondary computer (laptop).
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I was unable to de-activate Office Ultimate 2007 from my secondary computer (laptop) in order that I may transfer it onto a new secondary computer (new laptop).
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Hi,
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(there isn't really a de-activation process, as such)
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Trying to install 2013 Office Pro Plus on a new Win 8 machine, on which a trial version of Office Home comes, but has not been activated.
I get error 25004 telling me I cannot install this machine
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I have previously installed Microsoft Office Student Edition 2011 on my MacBook Pro. While installing Microsoft Office 2008 Windows; message prompts to delete Microsoft Office 2011. Is there a way around this issue?

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