i need the location where i can find the office product key

[jesseok]

my wife changed the password on a new windows 7 install and can't remember
it. I have another windows 7 and an xp on the same disk. My registered
license is on the version i can't get into. Can anyone tell me where the
product key is hidden in the software? Any help is greatly appreciated. I
have moved and lost my box and product key if anyone had that question

 

[DL]

Its on the box

 

[Peter Foldes]

When the Logon Screen comes up type in for User Administrator and leave the
Password field blank.Should open

Then use belarc advisor and get your keys off your computer
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html

 

[jesseok]

YOU are really funny!!! Why even waist the time of others and the space just
to be a Smart*ss?

 

[jesseok]

Peter, I've tried the Belarc thing, it only shows what's in the OS that you
are logged into. When the windows7 that i need to get into comes up on the
screen to log in, there is not a Administrator option available. I have tried
to figure out a way to run belarc on that install but haven't come up with
any ideas as i can't log into that installation. Thanks for the reply and if
you have more ideas I'd like to hear them. Thanks, Jeff

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

When the screen comes up, you should have your logon option and a Switch
User. Switch User and then type in Administrator and leave the password
blank.

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After furious head scratching, jesseok asked:

| Peter, I've tried the Belarc thing, it only shows what's in the OS
| that you are logged into. When the windows7 that i need to get into
| comes up on the screen to log in, there is not a Administrator option
| available. I have tried to figure out a way to run belarc on that
| install but haven't come up with any ideas as i can't log into that
| installation. Thanks for the reply and if you have more ideas I'd
| like to hear them. Thanks, Jeff "Peter Foldes" wrote:
|
|| When the Logon Screen comes up type in for User Administrator
|| and leave the Password field blank.Should open
||
|| Then use belarc advisor and get your keys off your computer
|| http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
|| --
|| Peter
||
|| Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
|| Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be
|| acknowledged.
||
|| ||| my wife changed the password on a new windows 7 install and can't
||| remember it. I have another windows 7 and an xp on the same disk.
||| My registered license is on the version i can't get into. Can
||| anyone tell me where the product key is hidden in the software?
||| Any help is greatly appreciated. I have moved and lost my box and
||| product key if anyone had that question

 

[jesseok]

Milly, thank you for the info. I have tried that and it tells me that the
"password or user is incorrect" I have ran out of clues as to how to get
into the OS, or just get the product code out of the files. I can get into
the OS in question from another OS on the same HDD, but don't know where to
look. Thank you for answering, Jeff

 

[jesseok]

Milly, sorry for the wrong info. When administrator is used without a
password, it tells me the account has been disabled, to see the system
administrator. I hope you can help me out. Jeff

Milly, thank you for the info. I have tried that and it tells me that the
"password or user is incorrect" I have ran out of clues as to how to get
into the OS, or just get the product code out of the files. I can get into
the OS in question from another OS on the same HDD, but don't know where to
look. Thank you for answering, Jeff

When the screen comes up, you should have your logon option and a Switch
User. Switch User and then type in Administrator and leave the password
blank.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, jesseok asked:

| Peter, I've tried the Belarc thing, it only shows what's in the OS
| that you are logged into. When the windows7 that i need to get into
| comes up on the screen to log in, there is not a Administrator option
| available. I have tried to figure out a way to run belarc on that
| install but haven't come up with any ideas as i can't log into that
| installation. Thanks for the reply and if you have more ideas I'd
| like to hear them. Thanks, Jeff "Peter Foldes" wrote:
|
|| When the Logon Screen comes up type in for User Administrator
|| and leave the Password field blank.Should open
||
|| Then use belarc advisor and get your keys off your computer
|| http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
|| --
|| Peter
||
|| Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
|| Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be
|| acknowledged.
||
|| ||| my wife changed the password on a new windows 7 install and can't
||| remember it. I have another windows 7 and an xp on the same disk.
||| My registered license is on the version i can't get into. Can
||| anyone tell me where the product key is hidden in the software?
||| Any help is greatly appreciated. I have moved and lost my box and
||| product key if anyone had that question

 

[LVTravel]

Milly, sorry for the wrong info. When administrator is used without a
password, it tells me the account has been disabled, to see the system
administrator. I hope you can help me out. Jeff

Milly, thank you for the info. I have tried that and it tells me that
the
"password or user is incorrect" I have ran out of clues as to how to get
into the OS, or just get the product code out of the files. I can get
into
the OS in question from another OS on the same HDD, but don't know where
to
look. Thank you for answering, Jeff

When the screen comes up, you should have your logon option and a
Switch
User. Switch User and then type in Administrator and leave the
password
blank.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, jesseok asked:

| Peter, I've tried the Belarc thing, it only shows what's in the OS
| that you are logged into. When the windows7 that i need to get into
| comes up on the screen to log in, there is not a Administrator option
| available. I have tried to figure out a way to run belarc on that
| install but haven't come up with any ideas as i can't log into that
| installation. Thanks for the reply and if you have more ideas I'd
| like to hear them. Thanks, Jeff "Peter Foldes" wrote:
|
|| When the Logon Screen comes up type in for User Administrator
|| and leave the Password field blank.Should open
||
|| Then use belarc advisor and get your keys off your computer
|| http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
|| --
|| Peter
||
|| Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
|| Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be
|| acknowledged.
||
|| ||| my wife changed the password on a new windows 7 install and can't
||| remember it. I have another windows 7 and an xp on the same disk.
||| My registered license is on the version i can't get into. Can
||| anyone tell me where the product key is hidden in the software?
||| Any help is greatly appreciated. I have moved and lost my box and
||| product key if anyone had that question

What version of Win 7 was installed? Sounds like you need to ask the wife
what password she put on the administrator account. When installed the
Admin account is blank. When a password is put on it the person that does
it should remember it. If she disabled the default admin account (which I
don't think can be done unless another administrator account is set up
first) you need to find out what account she set up and the password to that
account.

 

[Gordon]

Peter, I've tried the Belarc thing, it only shows what's in the OS that
you
are logged into. When the windows7 that i need to get into comes up on
the
screen to log in, there is not a Administrator option available.

Are you saying you have TWO versions of Windows 7 on the same computer, or
are you confusing USERS with VERSIONS?

 

[Gordon]

What version of Win 7 was installed? Sounds like you need to ask the wife
what password she put on the administrator account. When installed the
Admin account is blank. When a password is put on it the person that does
it should remember it. If she disabled the default admin account (which I
don't think can be done unless another administrator account is set up
first) you need to find out what account she set up and the password to
that account.

The default Administrator Account is disabled by "default" in Windows
7....as it is in Vista AFAIR...

 

[DL]

"waist" ??

Actually I missunderstood your post
TTFN