How To Find Microsoft Office Product Key Windows 11
Kimbery Challacombe
My sister's laptop got done with the Windows 11 update a few days ago. The laptop came with a factory install of Windows 10 and MS Office Home & Student 2019. After the update for Windows 11, all of the Office apps have had some features disabled and they're reflecting as being "unlicensed". When we tried to troubleshoot the same by going to the activation page, it says that this Microsoft account already has an install reflecting against the account, and that we should transfer the license. However, it's not allowing us to do this activity. Please help!
Any luck with this? If anyone has some insight, please share. Same problem, same version of Office, same issue after upgrade. :( I was just told when I contacted support that I can only get feedback/help on the forums. Anything would be appreciated!
There you will find a Install button. It will direct you to the service and subscription of your account page. Click back to subscription, Scroll down. You'll find a appropriate version of Office that has already on your windows 10 device. Click install and start your productivity...
@Suwethan hi! Thank you for responding but when I click "install office" it only ask me to go premium with Microsoft 365. I just found out that I have both Microsoft 365 and office 2019 installed in my laptop. When I opened any office app it's unlicensed. I originally have windows 10 and pre-installed office 2019 before.
@catcarrot This is the first response that makes sense, but I gave up on MS Office when I got no support for a paid service from the vendor. My subscription has since expired and I'm on Google Drive with much better set up than I had previously - with the built in integration, I doubt I'll ever go back. Good luck!
Help!Some months ago i messed around and used Types to change some file type icons without making a system restore. I changed the Excel, Powerpoint, Onenote, Word, Access and Publisher file type icons. They look ugly and I realized how stupid I was so I wanted to change back.
Nirsoft, who developed FileTypesMan, has another program you could try called IconsExtract. I dont have Office 13, but i tried it out on 14 and was able to locate all the office icons and change them with FileTypesMan.
Using IconsExtact, browse to and search the folder C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Office/Office 13/ (or something similar to that). It may take a minute but a list of all the office icons should show up.
I don't know whether they are the same as in 2013 (and have no way of validating that now), but for those who may have a similar problem in the future, a considerable number of the icons are stored in:
If you are looking specifically for something that looks like the file icons, then you either need to look in Shell.dll in the Windows32 folder, or in this folder:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\LogoImages
I was not getting the Outlook Icon while attaching a .msg file in word 2016. My issue was resolved after selecting C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office16\1033\MAPISHELLR.DLL in Change Icon button.Now Outlook picks up proper icon with .msg file
For Office16 I went to the office16 directory (in Program Files x86). There are separate exe (aka Application) files there for each Office component that end with ICO or ICON (ACCICONS, PPTICO, WORDICON) that have the icons. Couldn't find one with all icons. The inconsistencies (ICONS, ICO, ICON) are not mine btw.
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