But they both are Click-to-Run versions, you may have a look.) (Please note: the following picture shows the Product Information of Office 365, not Office 2013. License and sign in your Microsoft Account. Account > Product Information, check whether your Office belongs to you (Microsoft Account). > When I click on the link to install, it offers me the option to reinstall the product, which I don't want to do. In addition, I would like to give you the following suggestions: Please share the result with me like the below picture, and please check whether "Last 5 characters of the installed product key" is the same as your key. (If you are running 32-bit Office on a 64-bit operating system)Ĭscript.exe "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Office\Office15\ospp.vbs" /dstatusĢ. Then copy and paste the command, click Enter at last:Ĭscript.exe "%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office15\ospp.vbs" /dstatus
Search CMD, right-click the Command Prompt and run as administrator. I need your help to check the activation of your Office.ġ. The product now that I've upgraded to Windows 10. When I click on the link to install, it offers me the option to reinstall the product, which I don't want to do. Error message says "This product key has already been used. Takes me to this page:, where I log in to my Microsoft account and select Next. The 2nd is an active link that says "Redeem Online". The first is populated with the key I've just entered. In the next window entitled "Add this key to an account", there are 3 numbered lines.
Open the Activation Wizard, and select the "Enter Product Key instead" link, enter my Product Key, select Continue. I have a Product Key for my copy of Office 2013. This’ll license the software for you.Īnd there’s no problem with running multiple versions on the same Mac, just so you know, so this shouldn’t mess with your 2016 programs at all.I have just upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10, and Office 2013 (Home & Student, Desktop edition) is no longer working properly (I'm getting an Activation Required message). When the installation is complete, you will have to use the same Office 365 account info that you used above to log in. Then you’ll use the disk image to install the software just like you would any other program. Then you’ll see an option to “Install previous version.”Ĭlick “Install” on the screen following that one (whew!), and it’ll download. On the following page, click the big red “Install” button.
(You would’ve set these up when you purchased your Office 365 subscription.) To grab it, go to and log in with your Microsoft credentials. If you have any reason that you might need that older version of the suite, now’s the time to snap it up! On September 22, Microsoft will stop offering the 2011 version of its Office software to Office 365 customers.
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