Win 7 MBR became corrupt and could not repair
Was able to copy contents of c: prior to performing clean install (thanks Brink!)
Cannot find Office 2010 Pro disc but have key code written down somewhere
Is it possible to get Office up and running again in this situation?
See if this works for you, it's Microsoft's official site,
https://www2.downloadoffice2010.micr...-US&ref=backup
The Office 2010 Product Key provided represents a product which is not eligible for free download. Please re-enter your Product Key and try again, or check the list of eligible products. If this does not work, you may be interested in downloading a free trial or purchasing Office 2010 products at http://www.office.com
There must be something wrong with your activation code. Are you sure you have typed the code exactly as it written from your written down info, or did you copy the code exactly in the first place.
Where did you get Office 2010 Pro from?. It may not be a legitimate copy.
There must be something wrong with your activation code. Are you sure you have typed the code exactly as it written from your written down info, or did you copy the code exactly in the first place.
It's correct. I ran a key finder prior to SSD going bad
Where did you get Office 2010 Pro from?.
Cannot recall
It may not be a legitimate copy.
It's possible
Was Office supplied by a company that you are or have worked for. If so it may be multi install version which is only valid while you are still employed by that company. If you are still working there discuss this problem with them.
If none of the above apply, then you will probably have to buy a new copy of Office, either 2010 or 2013.
Thanks Ranger
If you had to buy would you go for 2010 or 2013?
I actually have Office 2013 Pro installed & I am quite happy with it. I wanted an installation DVD so as I could not get Office 2010 as it was no longer available I went for 2013. Also it being the latest one available it would run for the longest time before support etc. ends.
From reports I have seen on this website it seems a lot of people prefer 2010, mainly on the basis that you can have coloured menus etc, whereas in 2013 the menu colour options are very limited, but I have got used to that now & it does not worry me.
So it's up to you. As you have been using 2010 you are probably very familiar with it so that might influence your choice.
Of course availability is something else to consider, but the main thing is to make sure you buy from a reputable supplier or directly from MS.
Ok. Found my old disc and was able to successfully install :)
But now I cannot install KB2687275 via windows update
Fixit did not help
Have you got Office 2010 Service Pack 2 installed. Read through this MS website & there is a link there for SP2, as well as other info that might help.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2687275
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