Reinstalling Office Enterprise 2007 on a different computer

[Raja]

Hello:

I had installed Office Enterprise 2007 on my desktop. This computer
crashed, I got a differnt one now. How can I reinstall this product on my
new computer?

Thanks.

 

[Gordon]

Hello:

I had installed Office Enterprise 2007 on my desktop. This computer
crashed, I got a differnt one now. How can I reinstall this product on my
new computer?

Thanks.

Exactly the same way as you installed on the first? Why would you think
otherwise?

 

[Raja]

Gordon: This product is on a disc I purchased. I read in a License
Agreement that it can be installed once and on only one computer. Am I wrong?

 

[Tom Willett]

If that's what the agreement said, why are you asking?

: Gordon: This product is on a disc I purchased. I read in a License
: Agreement that it can be installed once and on only one computer. Am I
wrong?
:
: "Gordon" wrote:
:
: >
: > : > > Hello:
: > >
: > > I had installed Office Enterprise 2007 on my desktop. This computer
: > > crashed, I got a differnt one now. How can I reinstall this product
on my
: > > new computer?
: > >
: > > Thanks.
: >
: > Exactly the same way as you installed on the first? Why would you think
: > otherwise?
: >

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

Gordon: This product is on a disc I purchased. I read in a License
Agreement that it can be installed once and on only one computer. Am I wrong?

Re-read the license. Usually that means one computer *at a time* not one
computer now and forever after for all time.

 

[Daddy]

With respect to Office Enterprise there are additional conditions:

1. Your employer must continue to license Office Enterprise under a Software
Assurance agreement; and
2. You must continue to be employed with the employer who originally
provided you with Office Enterprise under the Home Use Program.

It's relatively easy for Microsoft to know whether the same product key is
installed on two or more computers at the same time. However, practically
speaking, I somehow doubt that Microsoft checks your employer's license
agreement or to see if you are still employed before granting your license.
If Microsoft saw the Home Use Program as a money maker, they wouldn't charge
$20 (or whatever it is these days) for so much software.

Daddy

 

[Peter Foldes]

That is a tricky one. Once you installed Enterprise and you used the VL license that
was given to you with the Home Program then any consequent install must be called in
and approved. Get in touch with the IT person at the Company that you purchased
Enterprise through and ask them to get this arranged for you

Otherwise support for Enterprise through the Home Program is free and you can call
yourself and try to reactivate the VL license. Have all documentations handy when
calling. They will verify all your documentation and also your employers good
standing with the VL.

Here you will find the Phone numbers and email addresses as to where and whom to
contact about Office Enterprise and your issue.
Scroll down to the bottom of page to North America
https://licensing.microsoft.com/eLicense/L1033/overview.asp