

- #Microsoft office 2013 product key auslesen activation key#
- #Microsoft office 2013 product key auslesen windows 10#
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#Microsoft office 2013 product key auslesen windows 10#
#Microsoft office 2013 product key auslesen windows 7#
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#Microsoft office 2013 product key auslesen activation key#
Windows 10 Product Key Windows 10 Activation Key.Microsoft ® Product Identifier (MPI) card is included if you pre purchased office. Microsoft licenses Office to different product channels: Later models only come with Office 2016 or 2019. This card is NOT backward-compatible with Office 2010 and only works for Office 2013. If you purchase a new system after that date, you will be receiving an MPI card for Office 2013. This is by design.Īs of there will no longer be an MPI card for Office 2010. Microsoft has not updated slmgr, and because of updates in successive system builds, the last five digits of the product key that are shown by slmgr /dlv or /dli do not match the product key that is injected into the system BIOS. Microsoft Product Identifier key is included if you pre purchased Office. I have also not been able to find an explanation for why I was not able to claim the key on my primary user account. Note: I have not been able to find confirmation that the Office Activation Key is preinstalled before delivery of the XPS and must be claimed by tying it to a Microsoft account.
#Microsoft office 2013 product key auslesen license#
Upon signing in to the Office app with the Microsoft account of my choice, the license seems to be active and properly tied to my Microsoft account. Once I was totally signed out and inside of a local user account, the preinstalled Office apps recognized that a valid license was available. The Office key seems to be tied to the computer itself but for some reason I was not able to see it until I was signed out of all Microsoft accounts. I signed in to my primary Microsoft account (not the one supposedly tied to the email I used at the time of purchase) and the license now seems to be properly tied to my account. Upon signing into this local user account (with no ties to any Microsoft account), the preinstalled Office apps notified me that a license for Office 2019 was available and could be activated by signing into a Microsoft account. The Dell tech support rep had an excellent idea to create a local account not tied to any Microsoft account.

Either way, this did not fix the problem and the apps still showed no sign of an activation key. A complication to this is that I actually already had a Microsoft account under that email. I signed out of my primary Microsoft account and into the account corresponding to the email I used during the purchase. Any Dell rep reading this, please pass this feedback along to avoid confusion in the future. There seems to be some conflicting information about how this process is handled. The documentation presented to me at the time of order suggested that the key would be emailed to me. This is a very poor policy and should be changed if true. A Dell rep informed me that Dell issues the Office activation key to a Microsoft account based on the email address that I used to place the order. I was prompted to begin an Office 365 trial. When signing in to any of the preinstalled Office apps with my Microsoft account, no evidence of a valid key was presented. I was able to resolve the issue though I've been unable to confirm exactly why it was fixed:
