How could I copy Microsoft Office from one Windows PC to another with a USB drive?
The short answer is you can’t. While you can easily copy the MSO files, it will not give you a working application.There is this central repository in Windows called the Registry. Whenever you install any elaborate software like MSO, it will create hundreds, if not thousands, of entries in the Registry. These entries are crucial to the proper operation of the application. It is also one of the reasons that you always want to “Uninstall” software rather that simply deleting the files. Otherwise, you will leave a lot of unused entries in the Registry and it will then need to be “cleaned”.The only suitable approach to getting most any modern software installed on a PC is to go through an install procedure that uses an install program or function to handle the installation.In the days of DOS (Disk Operating System), you could often move an application from one computer to another simply by copying the files. But, that capability ended with Windows and the Windows Registry. The Registry also provided the ability for software developers to greatly reduce the practice of illegally copying of software.
How do I transfer Microsoft Office to a new computer?
Transferring Office from one computer to another depends on two things.First is the version of Office you have. If you have an OEM license version then you cannot (Legally) install it on another computer. The concept and idea of an OEM license means, you get a cheaper price (Usually), but that license is permanently tied to one particular computer. So when that particular machine is thrown out, the license of the software has to be thrown out with it.The second thing is do you have the actual license key. If you have the license key AND it is NOT an OEM license, all you have to do is uninstall the software from your old computer and reinstall it onto your new computer. Reactivate the license on the new machine and you should be done.If you have lost your CD, but still have the key you should be able to download it from here: Download Earlier Versions of Office
I need to install windows micro soft office proffianal?
If you have another computer with a CD/DVD drive and also have a USB flash drive, transfer the installation files to your USB from the other computer.
How can I install an MS office software in my PC today?
It was probably office 2016. You have no place to enter the key and also no way of selecting what to install.To get and install Office 2016 all you have to do is download the Office deployment too from here:Office 2016 Deployment ToolYou will find details on how to download and customise office here:[Tip] Customize Microsoft Office Click-to-Run (C2R) Setup to Install Selected Programs OnlyBUT, and this is a very important BUT, you still need to enter a key after install, or else Office will work for a limited number of days (usually 7).
How do I delete a 2003 microsoft office program from my computer?
I have a problem with deleting a Microsoft office 2003 program from my computer. I need to delete this program in order to install the 2010 version of this product. I get this message when I try to install the new product; "An office 2003 installation on your computer is corrupted and setup cannot continue. Remove or repair the office 2003 product and re-run setup. When i try to remove it, with the "remove" in the control Panel, I receive this message: " This patch package could not be opened". Where do i find this program and remove it? I am not in possession of the disk of this program, it was installed by someone else. need an answer soon,please. I need to install this program for my college classes. Thanks.
What are some must installed softwares for a new PC?
The list depends on user to user. Most of the time when I do a clean install on my (or someone else's) computer, I install basic utility software and a few productivity software. Below are the common software I do install on every machine-7-Zip: This is an open source file archiving utility. It can handle all of the common compression algorithms with ease.Avast Free Anti-virus: I have been a user of Avast for 6+ years now. Even the free anti-virus has a lot to offer.Chrome Web Browser: This needs no introduction. A great browser with a vast collection of plug-ins and extensions.Libre Office Suite: An able Office Suite that is free to use for all. It is equally good, if not more than Microsoft Office.Dropbox: A cloud storage service. It offers 5 GBs of free cloud storage that can be accessed from anywhere. Keep your documents backed up.Pushbullet: Share files, notes, links and more between your devices. This can also be installed as an extension for Chrome Browser. This is optional.uTorrent: This too doesn't need an introduction. You may instead use BitTorrent (or any other torrent client) if you want. They are basically the same.VLC media player: A media player with an extensive support of some formats that Windows Media Player can't play.WinRAR archiver, a powerful tool to process RAR and ZIP files: This is already known to all. The most popular file archiving utility.Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable packages. Some of the software depends on these to run. Download here (https://support.microsoft.com/en...)Aside from these, Windows 10 is already capable of downloading and installing the latest device drivers for you. So all you need is a working (fast) internet connection to download the updates and drivers.Peace.
Is it gonna hurt my computer to remove all microsoft office home & student 2007 software?
night sure what it is just that it's out of date. can i delete all of it and put something else or will deleting it crash my computer? whats it for exactly?
Accidentally bough Microsoft home and student for Windows, I have a Mac?
So I bought office 2016 home and student, just noticed it says for 1 Windows pc. I have a Mac and was wondering if I can run this program or do I have to return it to Best Buy and purchase the one for Mac?
What blocks companies in the installation GNU / Linux on their office PC's?
Things that are blocking companies from installing and using Linux on their office PC’s are?Most staff will have grown up with, and be accustomed to using, MS Windows and / or Mac OSX.But, operating systems like Linux Mint Cinnamon are easy to use. Even easier than MS Windows. Ex: Windows 8 and 8.1 and others did not have a “Menu” button, leaving new users staring at the desktop, not knowing how to start their applications.The company will need to interact with other businesses that will be using MS Office file formats. Presently, Open / Libre Office does not work perfectly with these formats, and this is a deal-braker.Open / Libre Office MUST improve its compatability with MS Office formats.Open / Libre Office MUST improve its ability to run scripts within MS Office documents.Some special office applications will require one OS or another. Ex: PhotoShop requires MS Windows or Mac OSX.But there are alternate applications that can do similar things to Photoshop. Ex: The graphic at the top of this answer was prepared with The GIMP.While Linux is FREE some say it requires an increased level of support which makes it cost more in the long run.But, with Linux Mint Cinnamon the install procedure is far more simple than MS Windows which tries to integrate everything from the get-go. Also with Linux Mint Cinnamon there are no licensing or activation issues.But, the level of support can be mimimized by standardizing on a particular distro, like Linux Mint Cinnamon.But, there is a tremendous amount of information about Linux Mint Cinnamon on the Internet.These things that are blocking companies from using Linux on their office PC’s are not insurmountable.Many companies DO successfully use Linux. Ex: Google and the List of Linux adopters - Wikipedia.I personally use Linux for everything, and I ALSO provide support to 10 or so other Linux Mint Cinnamon users.