I purchased Office: mac 2008 Home and Student edition. Can I use it for my Windows XP computer? __

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• How can I uninstall Microsoft Office Home and Student, so can re - load on another computer?

  I purchased Office Home & Student 2007 on 09/01/2009.  I installed it and everything was going well until my hard drive crashed. The person fixing my computer is advising me to abandon the computer because it's about 6 years and more.  The problem is, how do I uninstall/Ministry of the Interior so I can re - load on another computer.

  When I bought the software, it came not with a disc. I went to the microsoft website to get the downloaded software.

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  Hello Tina,

  Thank you for the update.

  As you said that you run refresh and reset the computer this is the reason why the Microsoft Office application that you have installed has been removed after completing the refresh as the applications that came with your PC or you installed on Windows Store will be reinstalled automatically, but all the apps you have installed other Web sites and DVD is deleted. Windows puts a list of applications on your desktop after you refresh your PC.

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  My very old PC just got food burn out. I borrowed a power supply from a friend and was able to save most of the information available to me. How can I disable the Home Office and Student 2007 on my old PC so that I can install it on the new PC?

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  Thank you for your message.  If you have purchased a license for sale retail of Office home and Student 2007. The retail license terms permit installation and use of Office home and Student 2007 on three devices.  For more information on determining what type of license you have purchased and to get an overview of your license agreement, visit the Microsoft Software terms of the license AGREEMENT for Microsoft Office system 2007.

  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/suites/HA101655301033.aspx

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  During the installation, you should have an opportunity to not install these trial versions.  That could help your installation problems.

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  My father has purchased Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 in Hong Kong in March 2009 and installed in his laptop. When he returned to the United States in June, I installed the same package to the office of my brother and my laptop. Well, the problem is today, after that I reinstalled my laptop, I can't install Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007.
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• Reinstallation of microsoft office home and student 2010 once laptop back to factory settings

  We will have our laptop sent through for repairs in which technicians will be restore to its factory settings.

  I currently have a MS Office Home and Student 2010 installed & activated after the purchase of a product key and download & install the software. I've save a backup of the installation file and, of course, will ensure that I don't lose my product key.

  I just want to ensure that I can reinstall MS Office in my laptop after that she is undergoing a complete restoration of the system. My license only allows me to install/activate MS Office on a single computer. I ask because I have no idea how the activation process will know that I am simply reinstall on the same computer or if a full restore of the system would make my laptop be "recognized" as another.

  All the signs are pointing me to be able to do this. But I don't want to not ask. Please confirm that I have nothing to do except save my product key and the installation file.

  Thanks in advance.

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  We will have our laptop sent through for repairs in which technicians will be restore to its factory settings.

  I currently have a MS Office Home and Student 2010 installed & activated after the purchase of a product key and download & install the software. I've save a backup of the installation file and, of course, will ensure that I don't lose my product key.

  I just want to ensure that I can reinstall MS Office in my laptop after that she is undergoing a complete restoration of the system. My license only allows me to install/activate MS Office on a single computer. I ask because I have no idea how the activation process will know that I am simply reinstall on the same computer or if a full restore of the system would make my laptop be "recognized" as another.

  All the signs are pointing me to be able to do this. But I don't want to not ask. Please confirm that I have nothing to do except save my product key and the installation file.

  Thanks in advance.

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  I bought the Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 for my laptop to buy full license. I received the confirmation email. The money has been debited to my credit card. I was able to download the program on the internet from Microsoft. Everything works very well. On the confirmation (as dated 26 May 2008) e-mail, it says "PHYSICAL PRODUCTS you will receive a separate e-mail notification when your products have shipped. However:

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/290301

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  How to get a new product key for a Microsoft Office product
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/823570

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