How can I see the license number Office Professional 2007

[Arnie]

Hi, is there a way to find out wich license number does my Office has? The
tricky part is that I don't have the installation disk, so I was wondering if
there's another way to check it. I'm running Office Professional 2007.

Thanks.

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[Expert]

Download this free utility and run it on your system after unzipping it:

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/produkey.zip

hth

 

[Tom Willett]

It's not on the disk, anyway. But, what are you going to do when you need to
reinstall the program, without a disk?

: Hi, is there a way to find out wich license number does my Office has?
The
: tricky part is that I don't have the installation disk, so I was wondering
if
: there's another way to check it. I'm running Office Professional 2007.
:
: Thanks.
:
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[ANONYMOUS]

You are the most stupid, nutter, Dick head I have come across. There
aren't enough words to describe you!.

One can always download Office 2007 Professional from Microsoft
Website. The product is identical to the one you get on a CD. The link
is here:

http://us1.trymicrosoftoffice.com/product.aspx?sku=3203819&culture=en-US

Do you know why the sales of Office 2007 is well below Microsoft's
expectation? Now This is going to test your gray matter!!

 

[Arnie]

I think no one is understanding what I'm trying to do here. I don't care
about reinstalling or downloading the software. I already have it. I don't se
why I would need the program again.

I just need to find out the license number of the Office Professional
2007 that is already installed in my computer.

Thanks.

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[DL]

Excepting the key wont work, with the trial version

 

[Arnie]

It would be most apreciated if someone could tell me the way to find out
how to check the license number of Office Professiional 2007 without
downloading any software.

Thanks

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[DL]

You've allready been given a link

You allready have it, but if your PC has a problem you will no longer have
it, nor will backups help

 

[Arnie]

Yeah, I know, but when I unzip the file, I get only the readme.txt and
another readme in html format. I'm missing the .exe file. I've downloaded the
file over and over again, and extracted one time after another, but still
missing that file.

I need another way to find out the license number.

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[Gordon]

It would be most apreciated if someone could tell me the way to find out
how to check the license number of Office Professiional 2007 without
downloading any software.

You can't. You WILL have to download a third-party key application.

 

[DL]

Belarc Advisor
Magic Jelly Bean
There are others

 

[Arnie]

It appears so.

Thanks for your help anyway.

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[Arnie]

Well I'll look around. See if I can find one.

Thanks for your help.

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[Arnie]

Thanks for the link.

Have a good one.

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[Peter Foldes]

Unfortunately then someone could see that the Software key numbers have been checked
or possibly taken off on the computer.

 

[Ralph Malph]

Most likely the reason that your not seeing the .EXE from the recommended
download is that most anti-virus software flags this type of software as
"Evil" and will keep you from using it. Even if it is not. It some cases
these 3rd party programs have been converted to viruses, but there are safe
versions of them out there. The problem is that the anti-virus people,
probably in conjunction with MS, are blindly labeling them as viruses or
malware. The last thing in the word that MS wants you, or anyone to be able
to do is walk up to ANY computer with their software on it and get the
keycodes needed for install, because then all you need is a disk, easily
available, to pirate their software, and beat ALL the anti-pirating measures
they have implemented. (Which is why they are a BIG waist of time)
Unfortunately this causes problems for people who have a legitimate need for
their key code and for legitimate reasons can't find the sticker with it on
it.

To get around this first be VERY VERY sure that the program you are using is
not infected or has not been converted to a virus, then if it is safe, create
a temp folder and move the .ZIP in there. Then in your anti-virus
configuration settings look for an option to exclude a folder or file from
being scanned and add the new temp folder to the exceptions list. This should
let you extract the .EXE and run it. Again you must be sure it is safe first,
and I would recommend that you create a system restore point on your system
before running the software and/or a complete system backup etc. It is
impossible to be "to safe" and easy to rush things and get in to trouble.

Ralph Malph