How to reinstall all Microsoft Office

Many applications, like Microsoft Office may be destroyed. Or, you have a hard drive errors and Office no longer work. Reinstall it is not so simple, because you want to; most important thing is to know your license key. This license allows you to install and register the computer is only one of Microsoft Office, Office without it will not work properly.

(Remember, the newer Office 365 allows you to more than one PC and install Office equipment, as long as you continue to pay a monthly fee.)

If you install your first purchase preloaded Office or office PC these days lost in your Office license keys, all is not lost. What is the key you need to use another application, it can scan your computer for installation, but did not work, Office copy, and then tell you. Magical Jelly Bean is such an application.

Once you get the license key and write it in a safe place, it's time to re-install Office. First, uninstall Office from the control panel:

Uninstall the old office

In Windows XP:

1. Click to start
2. Click on Control Panel
3. Double-click Add or Remove Programs
4. Scroll down to Microsoft Office
5. Click on it
6. Click Uninstall

In Windows Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1:

1. Press the start button (Windows key + X in Windows 8)
2. Click on Control Panel
3. Click Programs and Features
4. Scroll down to Microsoft Office
5. Click on it
6. Click Uninstall

How to Reinstall Microsoft Office 

Re-install the new office

Next, find your Office CD or DVD. If you have Office 2013 or Office 365, you can download the application directly from Microsoft. Install Office, then when asked to re-enter your license key. If you correctly uninstall Office, the key should be able to re-use in new installations.

Now, if you can not uninstall Office, perhaps because you have a hard drive crash and start fresh, you need to contact Microsoft for technical support on publishing your license key again. You are likely to remain for some time, but the process is relatively simple.

I hope your new installation of Office will work better. Note that the risk does not support Office 2003 and earlier formal security problems a bit, so use a version of Office, it's old. Stick to the 2007 version of Office or higher.