Move Office home and student to new PC

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• How to move 2007 Home and Student Office to a new PC.

  I currently have 2007 Office home and student installed on 3 PCs. I need to delete/disable a PC and install it on a new PC. Is there a procedure for disabling or a simple uninstall work, allowing me to install/activate on the new PC?

  Thank you

  Uninstall the old, reinstall it on the new (having first uninstalled all trial and its Activation Wizard)
  You may need to use the phone activation

• Office home and Student 2007 3 licenses

  I recently bought a new laptop, a new office and Office home and Student 2007 pc. I installed OH & S 2007 on two computers. Later, I upgraded to W7 from Vista and had to remove all previously installed programs. When I reinstall OH & S 2007, which will count for the 3rd license?

  Windows Update has nothing to with the upgrade of Windows. Please repost your question in the support forum: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7install/threads ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• Activation of Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010 problem, error: exceeded the number of times allowed to activate.

  Original title: reactivation.

  I bought Office Home and Student 2010 when I bought a new laptop. Over time, I have had problems with laptop computer and had to reload Office several times. Now, I bought another laptop and when I try to load the office he told me that I have exceeded the number of times authorized to activate. Is there a way around this or should I buy again?

  I'd probably use activation by telephone method to activate. At most, you talk to a customer service representative and explain the situation and you will be activated. But, it is usually resolved by using the automated system.

• 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.

  "epony" wrote in message News: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy * .com...

  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.

  As long as the repair does not have to replace the motherboard in the laptop, you should be able to reinstall the Office product without any problem.  Just ensure that your Win XP operating system is upgraded to SP3 before trying to install, as well as to remove any office trial programs that may have been resettled when the restoration was done.

• Need to reinstall Office home and Student 2007

  I got the suite 3 User License Microsoft Office home and Student 2007 installed on three PCs running Windows Vista. Then I bought three copies of Windows 7 and:

  -Do an upgrade installation of Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit on a system already with Vista Home Basic 32 bit (Intel Core 2 Duo)
  -Do a new installation of Windows 7 Home Basic 32 bit on a system already with Vista Home Basic 32 bit (Intel Dual Core)
  -Do a new installation of Windows 7 Professional 64 bit on a system already with Vista Home Premium 32-bit (Intel Core 2 Quad)
   
  Since installing the office suite has been lost on the two latter systems, I need to know if I can reinstall it again using the same product key. Thanks in advance.

  Installation from cd and if necessary use phone activation (Yes to use your key)

• Buy Microsoft Office home and Student 2007

  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:

  -In the 3rd quarter of 2008 my computer crashed and had to re - install everything new. When I tried to enter my product key (from my confirmation email) it wouldn't work. If since the 3rd quarter 2008 I do not have Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007.
  -I did not receive the physical product and does not separate email notification.

  Can someone please.

  Where you downloaded the version of student Office was that of Microsoft, or a less reliable source?

  Have you tried to temporarily disable the software Anti Virus and other security type of execution, to see if, perhaps, they were causing the problem not being able to get the key for product is TICKING?  You can also try to remove all trial versions and any other failure installs automatically on your machine.  Clean your Temp files, launch Disk Cleanup too and once more to get your version of Office to accept your product key.  This program might be useful.

  Description of the Windows Installer CleanUp utility
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/290301

  This article is a cover of what I already posted, but with a bit of additional information.

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

  I think that you are in the hands of Microsoft in this case.

• Cannot print from Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010 military appreciation Edition on my HP Deskjet 3845.

  I have a new HP laptop and you tried to print with my HP Deskjet 3845. The only time it will print is when I troubleshoot or print my tax form. I have the pack family of software Office home and student 2010 Microsoft in the edition of military reconnaissance, but I got to the origin of Microsoft XP. They are not compatible? I'm just a user, and technical jargon goes over my head. I already go to solve problems and have not been able to solve my problem.

  Hi Jayne'sWarlock,.

  What happens when you try to print? What version of Windows do you have? Make sure you have the latest printer driver installed for the version of Windows you are using. Click here for options.

• Impossible to get a clean install MS Office Home and Student 2010

  Running Windows 7, 64 bit, on a new HP Pavilion dv6-1149wm.  The CD Microsoft Office Home and student 2010 that came with our new laptop HP was sealed & in excellent condition. The product key is good and when the installation is complete, all looks like the suite is running... But... MS Access, Outlook, and Publisher open as 'demo', with 'outdated date', and then the program stops.  Nowhere on the packaging, or on the screen it says these three programs have not were included in our purchase... it's a full CD Version of MS Office home & student 2010 included with our new HP laptop.

  After only a partial installation, we had MAJOR problems, it do Uninstall... had these error messages like: "problems with the registry", a "matter of WOW64", "keys to registry corrupt Patch" and "corrupt or missing patch cache".   Finally found a version of Mr. Fix - it on the MS site that seems to have everything removed (uninstall program was no help at all)... and then ran my Max registry cleaner (he finds plenty to fix).  Back to the drawing board, and I am SO afraid to try the installation "another one".

  I spent countless hours in the last 3 months in trying to get out.  Is it possible there is a factory setting on my PC which is not driven out of the trial on these 3 programs and prevents proper installation?  I totally liked my HP Pavilion Desktop Windows XP... and would have never replaced she had not "upwards of"n"is dead"... and until now Windows 7 has not measured up to - not even close!

  Thanks for ANY help!

  Hello

  Unfortunately, "Home and Student" edition only comes with Word, Excel, PowerPoint and One Note.

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

• Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 Setup has stopped working...

  I have a laptop Dell Inspiron E1505 with Windows Vista 32 bit Home Premium operating system on it.  I have all the updates/service Pack installed on it and I'm updating.  I use Microsoft Security Essentials for my anti-virus program, windows firewall for my firewall and windows defender as my software anti spy.  A few days ago I reinstalled Vista to do a clean install in order to restore my computer to its factory settings or the State.  I did this cause I wasn't able to get office 2007 installed or working properly, there are several problems I encountered.  So I reinstalled Vista and my computer works great now so I've updated everything that I could and then I tried to install Office 2007 on it with my installation CD and it comes up with the validation code and I type in and it works and it starts installing Office but at the beginning of the installation, it closes and a little window appears 'Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 setup has stopped working' and It must be closed.  so I am not able to do anything with it at all.  is there something I can do?  would it be a bad CD? I don't understand.  I was able to get a new cd and just use my old product code to validate?  Help, please!

  I tried a few random things like get rid of AVG Free and adding to the security suite from microsoft, and by installing a high date, that I had to use the seven update analysis tool.  After I rebooted then am Office to install perfectly and all updates worked too.

• Why windows remove office home and student 2010 and replace it with office 14

  I bought MS Office Home and Student 2010 and installed on my computer directly from Ms. It was working fine and clearly tagged Office 2010. For some unknown reason, I know Windows has decided to uninstall it, and now I have Office 14. I bought the full version of 2010, so why would he do it?

  "Office 14" is a pseudonym for Microsoft Office 2010.  The folder that is installed is called 'Office 14'.  But it is still Microsoft Home and Student 2010, regardless of the name of the folder.

  "quicksandyamurray" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  I bought MS Office Home and Student 2010 and installed on my computer directly from Ms. It was working fine and clearly tagged Office 2010. For some unknown reason, I know Windows has decided to uninstall it, and now I have Office 14. I bought the full version of 2010, so why would he do it?

• Trying to run MS Word (and excel etc) I get error message "Microsoft office home and student 2010 is unable to verify the license for this product...".

  Buy a laptop computer with already installed microsoft 18 months ago. Use the activation key, thought everything was ok but recentley I was getting messages error and cannot find the original activation key. Bought a new 'family pack' office home and student 2010 pack (with disk). Loaded package but error message came back tellingme to remove all microsoft and re - load. Followed by the present instruction, now when I open MS word (or Excel etc) I get the error msg ' microsoft office home & student 2010 can not verify the license for this product. " You will need to repair the office program by using the control panel.

  Can someone explain how I can do this?

  Thank you in anticipation

  Tony

  Run the patch tool mentioned in the article below to uninstall Office 2010:

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

  If the step above does not resolve the problem, uninstall Office by removing all the registry keys for this office manually check the item below:

  Note: Read the disclaimer mentioned in this article before you perform the troubleshooting steps.

  Instead of office 12 files looking for records Office 14.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928218

  See the link on how to convert a trial version of a suite full Office 2010 or program to a commercial version: -.

  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/project-help/convert-a-trial-version-of-an-Office-2010-suite-or-program-to-a-full-retail-version-HA101886436.aspx

  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/buy/convert-your-trial-to-a-full-product-version-HA101812668.aspx?CTT=1

• Compatibility of widows 7 and Windows Office home and Student 2007

  I have a new gateway with Windows 7. I am limited to dial up downloads are almost impossible. I want to buy Windows Office home and Student 2007 in a store. Is this compatible with Windows platform? Also where can I get a copy of disc of Windows live mail that I can't download with dial upward?

  1 office home and Student 2007 is compatible with Windows 7.

  2. There is no place for a copy of disc of Windows Live Mail because it is a download only, sorry to break the news to you. Bob Larson Access MVP

• Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 - it's OK for windows Vista?

  I want to install my copy of m/s Office home and Student 2007 recorded tomorrow. I used it on Windows XP. Is it possible to use with Vista?

  Without doubt, I simply ignore the copy of the trial of office etc. that is already on the laptop?

  Thanks a lot for your help. I can calm down in a week or two!

  Hello

  Check the box office home student 2007.
  You will find an info that this software is 100% compatible with Vista and XP.

  So you can use with Vista too!

  Welcome them

• Windows Vista has problems to install the update for Office home and Student 2007

  I can't widow vista to install an update for Microsoft office home and Student 2007. I have to uninstall and reinstall the program from the cd that came with my pc and that has not worked. Can you tell me why I have a problem with it.

  I can't widow vista to install an update for Microsoft office home and Student 2007. I have to uninstall and reinstall the program from the cd that came with my pc and that has not worked. Can you tell me why I have a problem with it.

  Hey bluefeather1964

  It comes to the installation of vista operating system instance

  You'll have to repost in the windows update forum

  and tell them everything error codes and the KB numbers when repost you it

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistawu/threads

  This is the normal error code 646, that you get with the office updates

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2258121

  Walter, the time zone traveller