after virus, and system reloading, can i still get office to work?


  1. mattjay
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    windows 7 home premium 32 bit
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    after virus, and system reloading, can i still get office to work?


    i bought microsoft office online about 9 months ago. recently, i just had a virus and my system was totally reset. before i reset it i pulled the office files from program files x86 and left it on my desktop, which the guys saved for me to cd. however now it's asking for a product key. the problem is i dont know it. i believe that was sent to an old email address which no longer exists.

    is there a way for me to recover my old product key, and get office to work again on this computer, or will i have to buy another one?

    thanks
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  3. Tews
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    Sounds like you will probably need to purchase another copy of Office if you don't have the key...
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