What i am getting at is i have experienced same issue bucketloads in the past and its is nearly always license or version related.Īlso, a weird thing i noticed with the microsoft provided "office removal tool" is you have to run it once or twice, reboot, then either run it again or manually remove any leftover files from the program files directory before attempting a re-install. Silly question, being a NFP client do they only have (or at least the user you're attempting to sign in with) an NFP Portal license? or is it an NFP priced business premium? Microsoft make it very confusing between the licenses and the version each product will activate on. I’ve thrown away about four hours troubleshooting and else on this issue.
I’m resetting the Surface.ĭoes anyone have any idea what the hell happened and how I can avoid it? Should I try to activate the on-board Office app-store applications with the VLSC key? Was uninstalling those apps the best idea? Other people revert to reimaging Windows and starting over. Most information refers to older versions of Office. I’ve read a lot of stuff about that error. I tried removed Office with the downloadable fixit from Microsoft’s website. I uninstalled Office and tried a reinstall. The has to do with installing assemblies. I attempted to repair Office but that threw an error toward the end, 1935. I’d pop in the key but then get the prompt again. No fuss.Įxcept, Outlook wouldn’t activate.
When I launched Word, I was challenged for activation and added the MAK code. Therefore, I removed the in-built Office applications (App Store variety).Īfter the client got the license, I downloaded and installed the Pro Plus variety. I knew the client-a non-profit-planned to buy a Volume License. I’m hoping someone can save me from throwing away more time.
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