From: KJKurth on 24 May 2010 17:14 "Jerry" wrote: > Then you try the letter O in place of the 0 (zero) and see what happens. > Good suggestion. But, I tried that and got the message that 'O' is not valid either. (Note: There are both zeros and Os in my product key so it's pretty easy to tell the difference.)
From: KJKurth on 25 May 2010 14:59 "LVTravel" wrote: > > Download the H & S version from here and try using your license key. > > www.microsoft.com/office/downloads > > Yes you should absolutely uninstall the trial version of Office and > activation key from Programs and Features on your new laptop then reboot > prior to installation. > > You say you purchased from Amazon.com. Was this actually Amazon or one of > the companies that sell through Amazon? > > You are also using the license key from the back of the fold out tray on the > packaging, correct? > I purchased the software from Amazon, not one of the resellers. Also, I checked the COA against the ones shown on microsoft.com, so I'm confident I have a legal copy. This may be an instance where the solution is as simple as using the correct number! I'll try installing again when I get home. If it still doesn't work, I'll try your other suggestions. Thanks for all the help! I appreciate it.
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