Unistalling Trial Office 2010 Pro - Will this impact activated version of Office 2010 Home & Student

I am running W7. There is an expired Trial Version of Office 2010 Professional on this PC. There is also an ACTIVATED license of Office 2010 Home & Student. If I open Word, select Help, and click the "Unistall" option, I
get a message that says each component is going to be removed. I have gone to the Control Panel, selected Change for H&S, did the Remove/Add option, and marked Access, Outlook & Publisher as "NOT" in the drop downs. Though
I would like to remove the Professional Trial version, NOT at the risk of losing the H&S activated copy. This is a new position, and I am not able to locate (yet) the PC's documentation (including supporting docs for all software applications,
etc.) I need to be certain removal of the Trial will not impact the H&S version. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

Hi,
There is a risk in your scenario, different versions of Office have some common files and components, once uninstalling the trial version, it may impact your Home & Student version.
But per my knowledge, a repair of Office will fix the possible issues quickly, and this shouldn't impact the activation status either.
Anyway, for the best practice of doing this, I highly recommend you to contact the customer service for assistance. In this forum, we mainly discuss technical questions and feedbacks about Office products.
We can find the Global Customer Service phone numbers from this link below:
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/customer-service-phone-numbers/en-us
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