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Old 02-13-2012, 06:18 PM
Will_Robinson888 Will_Robinson888 is offline MS Office 2010 professional problem Windows 7 64bit MS Office 2010 professional problem Office 2010 64bit
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Late last year I purchased a copy of MS Office 2010 Professional
Unfortunately my laptop had a problem which resulted in a system restore.
I now do not have MS Office and my Serial Key is invalid as it is previously registered.
Is there a way to have my serial key reset?
Or will a new one be sent?
Additionally is there a download link for the install file for MS office 2010 professional?
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Will
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Hi Will,

A System Restore won't invalidate your Office product key. Are you sure you're using that, and not the Windows Product key (usually on a sticker on the laptop)?
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If a System Restore has deleted Office, which means it's reverted to a pre-Office state, there'll be no product key for tools like Key Finder to recover ...
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