Solved I need a Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007 ISO.

[Paul Black]

Good afternoon,

I was given a laptop when I left a company I was working for about 10 years ago. I know, it is a relic now!
It came with Vista and Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007 installed.
I have another laptop where I need to re-install Win 7 and I would like to also install Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007 SP3.
Is there any where that you can recommend where I can download a safe ISO for it please.
I have already searched Google, but to no avail. I went to the M$ site to download it but it refused my product key because it is a volume license key!
I even spoke to a M$ human via chat, but that didn't go well!
I assume that if I get an ISO I will still be able to activate it with the volume license key?

Thanks in advance.

 

[mrjimphelps]

Go to heidoc.net and download the Microsoft Windows and Office ISO Download Tool. Then run this tool on your computer. It will list literally EVERY version of Windows and MS Office that is currently supported by Microsoft. (You can download them all, if you like.)

Download the ISOs that match your Windows and your Office license. You can then create the two install disks from the two ISO files. Then use the license key to activate it on your computer.

I have had to do phone activation in a few cases, even though I used the OEM license key for that computer to activate the same version of Windows 7 that the license went with. So be aware that you might have to devote 15 to 20 minutes to that process. Phone activation has never failed, which is a good thing.

I just reread your post. Apparently you have a Vista license key; I'm not sure that it will work with Windows 7.

Check to see if there is an OEM partition on the computer with the Factory Restore files - that would be the easiest way to install (and activate) Windows 7, IF the OEM partition contains Windows 7 rather than Vista.

 

[Paul Black]

Hi mrjimphelps,

Go to heidoc.net and download the Microsoft Windows and Office ISO Download Tool. Then run this tool on your computer. It will list literally EVERY version of Windows and MS Office that is currently supported by Microsoft. (You can download them all, if you like.)

I already tried that and it didn't show M$ Office Enterprise 2007 which is the version that I am after!
Also, M$ Office Enterprise 2007 isn't supported anymore!

I just reread your post. Apparently you have a Vista license key; I'm not sure that it will work with Windows 7.

The computer I was talking about is a very old computer and I don't need to re-install Vista.
I am using another computer with Win 7 installed.

Check to see if there is an OEM partition on the computer with the Factory Restore files - that would be the easiest way to install (and activate) Windows 7, IF the OEM partition contains Windows 7 rather than Vista.

There isn't and wasn't a restore partition.

Thanks for taking the time to answer me on this, it is appreciated.

 

[mrjimphelps]

Hit F8 as you are booting up, to get the menu with "Safe mode". There should be an option in that menu for repairing the computer. Drill down on the "repair" option, and you may find an OEM partition which will allow you to do a factory reinstall. That's how you do it on a Dell OptiPlex.

 

[Paul Black]

Hi mrjimphelps,

Hit F8 as you are booting up, to get the menu with "Safe mode". There should be an option in that menu for repairing the computer. Drill down on the "repair" option, and you may find an OEM partition which will allow you to do a factory reinstall.

There isn't and wasn't a restore partition.

Thanks for the suggestion though!

 

[Ranger4]

Office Enterprise 2007 is very likely a special subscription only version available to large companies that have multiple computers so they can install it on their computers. This version is not sold to the public or installed as OEM. You will not be able to get a copy. Even if you could it would not activate as MS would immediately reject it as it would be a breach of the user license agreement.

You mentioned that the computer was given to you by the company you worked for some years ago, so what I have written above is probably exactly what has occurred.

 

[Paul Black]

I have re-assessed my issue and found a solution. I have looked and decided to obtain M$ Office 2007 [including the product key] from an extremely reliable and reputable source and install that. For less than £5, it is a no brainer.
Thanks to everyone for their contributions, it is appreciated.

 

[Ranger4]

Thanks for getting back & glad you have found a solution.

 

[Paul Black]

Thanks for getting back & glad you have found a solution.