How can i reinstall my microsoft office applications onto a new computer?
Amy asked:
A few months ago i purchased microsoft office ultimate 2007 online and recieved the product codes and other information via email. I have recently purchased a new laptop and would like to be able to use the Microsoft Office applications on the new laptop. How can I make it so that the product key works? I dont think i can use is for more than one computer, so what do i do?
They did send me two back up disks, but im not sure what to do with those or how to use them.
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A few months ago i purchased microsoft office ultimate 2007 online and recieved the product codes and other information via email. I have recently purchased a new laptop and would like to be able to use the Microsoft Office applications on the new laptop. How can I make it so that the product key works? I dont think i can use is for more than one computer, so what do i do?
They did send me two back up disks, but im not sure what to do with those or how to use them.
December 29th, 2009 at 7:00 pm
Generally, your key (product code) for Microsoft Office is good for 3 licenses (computers).
If it doesn’t let you, download and install Open Office, its all the same software and its free.
Good Luck! Kelly
December 30th, 2009 at 3:19 pm
go back to the website, and download the files to a thumb drive. make sure you hae the product key, on the old computer press start, control panel, add remove programs. and then remove. take the thumb drive to the new computer, run the install program,enter inte product key. your set to go estefan2020
January 1st, 2010 at 5:15 pm
I believe you can use ultimate 2007 on up to three computers at once.You should be able to contact Microsoft and explain the situation to them and they should be able to direct you to an address to download a “iso” that you can burn so you have a “hard copy”.Either that or tell them you reformatted the hard drive which had the electronic version and you no longer have it and need to order “replacement media” as you have the key. Barry
January 2nd, 2010 at 2:45 am
ha, I encountered the same question. Peter