- #MICROSOFT OFFICE XP PRO ACTIVATION HOW TO#
- #MICROSOFT OFFICE XP PRO ACTIVATION INSTALL#
- #MICROSOFT OFFICE XP PRO ACTIVATION SOFTWARE#
- #MICROSOFT OFFICE XP PRO ACTIVATION PROFESSIONAL#
Now, that is a very nice app! Kudos to whomever designed it - very nice - and it worked! I was able to activate Office successfully over the phone. By the way, I can get to Google just fine. After a few attempts at trying to do it via the Internet and having it tell me that it can not connect to the Activation Server, I used the phone activation route. I got into Word, and it immediately wanted me to activate Office. I did as you suggested, and deleted the data.dat file.
#MICROSOFT OFFICE XP PRO ACTIVATION HOW TO#
How to troubleshoot problems that you may experience when you try to activate a 2007 Office productĭid this work? I look forward to the outcome at your earliest opportunity. The following Knowledge Base Articles can provide more information for Office Activation issues: Please launch the following link and begin the OGA process again: (this is the OGA part Office Genuine Advantage): Please re-hide the files once you have completed all the steps.ģ) Right click the data.dat file, then click “Delete.Ĥ) This data.dat file is for Office (not OGA)ĥ) Once the file has been deleted, open an Office application such as MS Word and “ACTIVATE” it.Ħ) If product activation was successful try the Office Genuine Advantage (OGA). Use the Tools drop down menu and follow :>Folder Options->View->Hidden Files and Folders->Show Hidden Files and Folders to show the folder. NOTE: The application data file may be hidden.
Open My Computer located on your desktopĢ) Go to: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\Office\Data\ Please follow the steps to attempt resolving this issue. In turn I would like to provide the following steps to try and resolve the issue. I understand the inconvenience you are currently experiencing surrounding Office activation. How do I bring this to the attention of someone at Microsoft, so that they can help me to continue to receive Office updates? I am unsure about how to proceed from here. Script ActiveX controls marked as safe for scripting: Allowed Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe: DisabledĪllow scripting of Internet Explorer Webbrowser control: Disabled Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Allowed User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible MSIE 7.0 Win32)ĭefault Browser: C:\PROGRA~1\Yahoo!\browser\ybrowser.exeĭownload unsigned ActiveX controls: Disabled Windows Product Key Hash: MTDIwheaDYURp7TaP8CUoiXOJpA= I did as you suggested, and here are the results:
#MICROSOFT OFFICE XP PRO ACTIVATION SOFTWARE#
How can I convince the Microsoft Validation software that I have a legitimate copy of Office XP? I have the CD jacket with the product key and other information right in front of me. The disc, the jacket, and the COA do not look to me like items that could be produced by software pirates. Whenever I go into one of the Office products, it tells me they are already activated. Suddenly, Microsoft thinks we are running a pirated version(!?) It says we need to activate Office. All of our Office products have been running fine all this time, and we have been downloading updates all these years.
#MICROSOFT OFFICE XP PRO ACTIVATION PROFESSIONAL#
We bought the OEM version of Microsoft Office XP Professional with Publisher Version 2002 a few years ago from the same local store that sold us all the components we used to build our current PC. But when I run the Validate, it comes back and says it is no good.
#MICROSOFT OFFICE XP PRO ACTIVATION INSTALL#
What can I do to get the latest Office updates when the Validation software tells me my install is bogus? I went to the How to Tell website, and my disc and COA passed with flying colors (they match what is on the screens).
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