Microsoft Office 2010 Activation Key
Hey all I have an install of Office 2010 on Windows 10 64-bit that refuses to activate. It installs fine with the product key. Internet activation give me an error of 'This product cannot be activated because the product key is invalid.' Phone activation is supposedly not available, did it anyway and got the same message twice, once via actual phone and once using the activation thingy on my phone. I know the product key is good, still have the order email and double checked, would think it would not even complete install if it wasn't. The client does not want to purchase new software, as they will probably attempt to leave the Office platform and go with Google Apps or OpenOffice or something like that.
Apr 4, 2012 - When I reloaded Office 2010 back on it is saying invalid product key. You have); a Product Key Card that allows 1-user / computer activation. You can easily activate Office 2010 by using MS Office 2010 product keys from the list below. However, we recommend that you use a genuine MS Office 2010 product key if you use Office as a part of an organization or company. Sometimes, you may find it difficult to find a working Microsoft Office 2010 product key for free.
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Anyone else have this problem, solution or more insight for me before I go into M$ support hell? I called Micro$haft on the deprecated product line - again - and finally got a real person - who told me to go to howtotell.com and report the product key to get things cleared howtotell.com is for reporting COUNTERFEIT software and I know this is a legit installer and product key Called M$ again to explain it was not counterfeit and got transferred to an actual person who did a remote session, changed the product key to a different set, and activated the license - via the internet activation, no less. Will have to say it only took about 90 minutes to get through the muck. Goyanks1981 wrote: Denis Kelley wrote: goyanks1981 wrote: Techelp wrote: I guess their intent is that OEM is used solely by users buying separate computers, while they use VLA for businesses that would want to centrally manage installations. If we buy in more computers, they will come with a copy of Windows, but that will be removed and have the volume activated image put on instead.
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This is the way M$ in their infinite wisdom determined it. Wish you could buy bulk amounts of computers without Windows installed on them and save money there. Sadly you only seem to see this when you buy parts individually. I feel like MS is double dipping here. No because you only need to buy one license in which to do imaging. Right, but I'm buying a VLK which would supersede the licensing on all of my OEM licensed systems.
Not sure I quite understand you, but that one, single, VLK gives you.IMAGING RIGHTS. Those imaging rights are not there for OEM. I understand it is a bit silly. I get that, but to do it properly under MS rules, you image with the VL. Aaronhume wrote: I just tried that number and the prompt gets you through entering all million numbers then says it can't help you and hangs up. What just happened here?