Office 2010 Pro Plus Volume online serial key or number

If you purchased and downloaded Office from an online store, the product key should be in your email receipt.

Try the following to find this confirmation email:

• Check your spam, bulk, or junk mail folders for the email.

• Try searching your email for the word “Microsoft” or the name of the company where you bought Office.

• If you have multiple email accounts, check the email account that you provided when you purchased Office 2010 online.

If you can’t find the email receipt, you may be able to retrieve the information contained in the email by using the Order History link for the store you made the purchase from:

• Here's how to view your product key if you purchased Office from Digital River:

  1. Go the Digital River download information page.

  2. Select Find my product key and enter the information requested to download software or get your product key.

• Here's how to view your product key in the Microsoft Store:

  1. Go to www.microsoftstore.com. In the upper right-hand corner, select Sign in and enter the user ID and password you used to buy Office.

  2. After you sign in, select your name in the upper right-hand corner, and then select Order History.

  3. Locate the Office one-time purchase or individual Office app, and then select Install Office to view your product key (this doesn't actually install Office). Note that this product key won't match the product key shown in My Office Account. This is normal.

If Office came in a box, card, or disc, look for the product key on the card or on the packaging that came with Office.

If the product key isn't there, read the instructions on the package. You might be directed to go to Office.com/getkey to get your product key.

If Office came with your PC, Mac, Laptop, or tablet, look for the product key on the Certificate of Authenticity that came with your computer.

A certificate of authenticity for Office 2010 will have the words "Microsoft Office 2010" on it.

If you lost your product key but have a valid proof of purchase, see Contact support about your product key at the bottom of this page. Microsoft support may be able replace your product key or provide other options.

There are several reasons why you might get an error after entering a product key. For example, the product key may have been mistyped or a product key for a different product might have been used.

Are you entering a product key for another Microsoft product?

Most Microsoft products use a 25-character product key. If you own multiple Microsoft products, it’s easy to confuse the keys and use the wrong one. Here are some common things that can happen:

• Using the product key from a sticker on a PC

  These product keys are normally for Microsoft Windows. Check the sticker for a product name to make sure it’s for the Office product you’re trying to install.

• Using the product key from an earlier version of Office

  Office product keys aren’t interchangeable between Office versions. For example, you can’t use a Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 product key if you’re trying to install Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010.

• Using the product key from an individual program to install a suite

  Office product keys aren’t interchangeable between Office suites and individual programs. For example, you can’t use a Microsoft Word product key to install Microsoft Office Home and Student.

• Using the product key provided by a school or company

  Schools and companies usually buy a different type of Office license. The product keys they provide to students, teachers, and employees are known as volume license keys. These keys can’t be used for retail Office versions like Home and Student, Home and Business, or Professional.

Did you mistype the product key?

Reading the product key from a label can be difficult. Letters and numbers may look the same.

To avoid typing mistakes, here’s a list of commonly mistyped characters:

• The letter B and the number 8.

• The letter G and the number 6.

• The letter O and the number 0.

• The letter Q and the number 0.

• The letters V and V back to back (VV) appear like the letter W.

If you're having trouble reading the characters in your product key, here's an example of what the letters and numbers look like:

Is your product key still not working?

If your Office product key doesn’t work, or has stopped working, you should contact the seller and request a refund. If you bought a product key separate from the software, it’s very possible the product key was stolen or otherwise fraudulently obtained, and subsequently blocked for use. Unfortunately, there are many dishonest sellers who offer stolen, abused, or otherwise unauthorized Microsoft product keys for sale. Sometimes these product keys are printed on counterfeit labels or cards with a download link to Microsoft software, and sometimes they’re distributed with software media that is unauthorized for resale, such as promotional media, original equipment manufacturer reinstallation media, or other Microsoft program-specific media.

If you had a DVD, but can’t find it or your PC doesn’t have a DVD drive, see Download earlier versions of Office at https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/office and use the product key to download and install Office. Use this link ONLY if Office came with a DVD.

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Supported products: Office 2013/2010 Volume editions.
First, you need to open command prompt with admin rights, then follow the instruction below step by step. Just copy/paste the commands and do not forget to hit Enter in order to execute them.

1. Detect location of the Office installed on your PC.

   The path depends on the architecture of the Windows OS you are using. If you are not sure what it is, don’t worry, just run all commands below.
   

   
   
2. Activate your Office using KMS client key.

   Make sure your PC is connected to the internet, then run the following command.
   

   
   

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