Is it possible to reinstall microsoft office without the disk?

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annette0465

I purchased Microsoft Office 2003 Standard Edition when I bought my laptop in
Feb 2005. Recently my Windows XP got wiped out and I had to reinstall from
disk. When my laptop was finally functioning again, I discovered that my
Microsoft Office software had been wiped out as well and I cannot find the
original disk. Is there a way I can get this reinstalled since the keycode
is most likely still in the registry without having to puchase the software
again.
 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

You may find the following Microsoft Knowledge Base Article applies:

How to Replace Lost, Broken, or Missing Microsoft Software or Hardware.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[ln];326246


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After furious head scratching, annette0465 asked:

| I purchased Microsoft Office 2003 Standard Edition when I bought my
| laptop in Feb 2005. Recently my Windows XP got wiped out and I had
| to reinstall from disk. When my laptop was finally functioning
| again, I discovered that my Microsoft Office software had been wiped
| out as well and I cannot find the original disk. Is there a way I
| can get this reinstalled since the keycode is most likely still in
| the registry without having to puchase the software again.
 
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LVTravel

SNIP
since the keycode is most likely still in the registry

SNIP

Not likely if XP was "wiped." If XP was totally reinstalled, it replaced
the registry on the new install. You will need the CD and the key to
reinstall. There is no legal download of any office software except for
"trial" software from Microsoft.

If you purchased the software with the computer follow JoAnn's information
and if you purchased it separately from a retail source, follow Milly's
information.
 

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