How can I replace a broken Office XP Pro disk?

[fustrated]

But the site requires a PID and I can't access this because Xp isn't installed.

 

[fustrated]

But the site requires a PID and I can't access this because Xp isn't installed.

 

[fustrated]

But the site requires a PID and I can't access this because Xp isn't installed.

 

[fustrated]

But the site requires a PID and I can't access this because Xp isn't installed.

 

[fustrated]

But the site requires a PID and I can't access this because Xp isn't installed.

 

[fustrated]

But the site requires a PID and I can't access this because Xp isn't installed.

 

[fustrated]

But the site requires a PID and I can't access this because Xp isn't installed.

 

[fustrated]

But the site requires a PID and I can't access this because Xp isn't installed.

 

[Iryna B]

If your system still running you can use special software to recover your
Windows and Office key. Most of them support some versions of Windows and
some other Microsoft products. Also there is a products like "Recover Keys" (
http://recover-keys.com/ ) that support all Windows and Office versions and
300+ of other major software packages.

 

[JoAnn Paules]

That won't help you if you don't have the disk.