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Starting with Office , MS "improved" the way that product keys are stored on the computer.  It only stores the last 5 char of the key.  So now each user must keep manual track of the specific key used on each machine. 

In MyAccount it is supposed to show the last 5 char of the Product Key. That should be enough to uniquely identify it.

What you have to do is use the following commands or one of the following tools to extract the last 5 char of the product key from the HD.

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a small batch file (.BAT) which will do the job. Just key it into a text editor and save it as manicapital.com and run it.

@echo off

cls

echo Batch file to show last 5 characters of Office activation keys

echo.

Echo Bob D /11/30

echo.

REM Bob D 11 30 V

If exist “%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office15\manicapital.com” goto NATIVE

If exist “%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Office\Office15\manicapital.com” goto HYBRID

echo Unable to find Microsoft Office on this machine

Pause

exit

:NATIVE

REM 32 bit Office on a 32 bit Windows or

REM bit Office on bit Windows

%HOMEDRIVE%

CD “%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Office15”

cscript manicapital.com /dstatus

pause

exit

:HYBRID

REM 32 bit Office on bit Windows

%HOMEDRIVE%

CD “%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Office\Office15”

cscript manicapital.com /dstatus

pause

exit

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You can use the above script in conjunction with the tips in the following link:

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Magic Jelly Bean Keyfinder doesn’t work for Office or Office suites and applications. However, Office and Office already include a vbs-script which will reveal the last 5 characters of your Product Key. It’s pretty safe to state that these 5 characters would already be more than enough to find out which Product Key you have used (as you should already have safely stored the full Product Key code somewhere else together with your other license information).

You can run the vbs-file in the following way;

1.    Open a command prompt. For instance via:

o  Start-> All Programs-> Accessories-> Command Prompt

o  Windows XP
Start-> Run: cmd

o  Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8
Start-> type: cmd

2.    In the command prompt, type the following:

o  Office (bit) on a bit version of Windows
cscript “C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\manicapital.com” /dstatus

o  Office (bit) on a bit version of Windows
cscript “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14\manicapital.com” /dstatus

o  Office (bit) on a bit version of Windows
cscript “C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\manicapital.com” /dstatus

o  Office (bit) on a bit version of Windows
cscript “C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office15\manicapital.com” /dstatus

o  Office (bit) on a bit version of Windows
cscript “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office15\manicapital.com” /dstatus

o  Office (bit) on a bit version of Windows
cscript “C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office15\manicapital.com” /dstatus

3.    You should now get a screen with some license details such as the license name, type and the last 5 characters of the Product Key.

Office and Office offer a scripted method to lookup your Product Key.

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You can use any of the following tools to extract the Product Key from you computer. These tools report on many installed programs on your computer, not just Office.

PS: you should keep a copy (printed and/or file copies on external storage devices) of the report(s) generated by these tools so you have all of your product keys / registration numbers available for future re-installs

FYI: I (Rohn) have not tested these tools in Windows 8 (just haven’t had an excuse to make/waste the time), but I don’t expect any problem. The underlying mechanics of Windows 8 are essentially the same as Windows 7 if you ignore the Metro User Interface. Think of metro as “lipstick on a pig”. The pig is not changed by adding a little paint on the surface.

Normally you have several resources to find your Retail Product Key.

O  Your original package or purchase confirmation e-mail

o  Online download account

o  You can extract the Product Key from the machine itself

o  Image copy backups of system with Office installed

o  Activation backup utilities From what I’ve read, MS uses a file called manicapital.com to store encrypted product activation keys:

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform\manicapital.com

C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\SoftwareLicensing\manicapital.com

C:\manicapital.com\ProgramData\Microsoft\OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform\manicapital.com (if you did an in-place Windows Upgrade)

NOTE: Do not expect the manicapital.com folder to be there until you delete it. Many people have complained that windows 8 and automatically delete it WITHOUT WARNING  manicapital.com?page=2

After you extract the Product Key, make sure to write it down and keep it in a safe place. Burning a copy of the installation file to a CD would also be a good idea if you don’t have the installation disk.

NOTE: OEM (factory install and activated) licenses use a different key than the one reported.  Only the factory can use the PK from the original factory activation. You would have been provided with a separate piece of paper with a Product key for reactivation.

manicapital.com  Nirsoft ProduKey V Office OK, , , Win Vista)
V Win 98 to Win 8.  Office

ProduKeymay be able to extract product key information from a file saved externally. This is useful if you’re trying to get the key details from the backup of a now defunct machine. Try the /Regfile option.

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After installing on my system, I ran the program à AS ADMINISTRATOR ß and then clicked on File à Select Source. Once in this menu it may appear a little overwhelming, don’t worry it’s not that complicated and your not going to break anything else. Select the circle next to “Load the product keys from external Software Registry hive”. Now from here you may have to browse to a slightly different location depending on where your manicapital.com folder is located, but you want to basically browse to the following and open this file:

C:\manicapital.com\Windows\System32\config\RegBack\SOFTWARE

After opening this file select ok; you may have to wait a few minutes for it to load the hive and give you your keys, but if they’re there you should see them and be able to fresh install your MS Office.

Please note that this did work for my Office , it also gave me my Vista Home & Personal Key, and Internet Explorer lol! I hope this helps someone else too! And remember backup before you do any upgrading/downgrading/or destruction to you PC.

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Belarc  manicapital.com  - not only does Belarc extract product keys, it reports on a WHOLE BUNCH of other stuff you want to know. Printing the report, or saving it is probably a good idea.
Win Win8,  V

NOTE: I tested version on Windows It reported my Office product keys correctly. BUT for Office Pro Plus (local install) it did NOT report the key! Gosh Darn!  It reported: AA (Key: ends with G8YGX)^f,g   (the “ends with” is correct)

Superscripts f and g say:

f. The full product key is not stored on this computer. However, the characters shown uniquely identify your product key.

g. You can have Windows save the full product key using the procedure at manicapital.com

NOTE: The process described in the link in “g” is good for Office , and MAYBE (I can’t confirm) online purchases of Office It does NOT work for Office Pro Plus! (which I have <grin>)

License Crawler manicapital.comlicense-crawler-find-product-keys-in-the-registry/  98 (Office , , , Win Vista)

I tested V on Win it reported Office correctly, did not report or  

The “serial number” aka Product Key reported for Office Pro Plus (local install) did NOT agree with my documentation of key used!

SterJo Software Key Finder. manicapital.com - Confirmed to work on XP through Win8, Office XP/ through
Win XP to Win 8, Office XP to

I tested V on Windows It reported my Office product keys correctly.

The “serial number” aka Product Key reported for Office Pro Plus (local install) did NOT agree with my documentation of key used!

Abelssoft MyKeyFinder - manicapital.com -

I tested MyKeyFinder Free on Windows It reported my Office product keys correctly.

The “serial number” aka Product Key reported for Office Pro Plus (local install) did NOT agree with my documentation of key used!

Sorry, I have not had opportunity (aka need) to test Win8 and Office on these various tools:

Magical Jelly Beanhttp://www.magicaljellybean.com/  is free, supports + programs V Office OK, OK, na, Win Vista Wrong). They also have a paid Recovery Keys, support + programs
V

manicapital.com / - Enchanted Keyfinder Beta Portable- Win (9X, ME, NT/2K/XP, Vista, Win7), MS Office (97, XP, , , ), Recover key for other software and counting

http://www.winkeyfinder.com/manicapital.com  (Office , , , Win Vista )
V final Win 98 to Win 7 (and more?) 32bit, Win XP to Win 7 64bit Office to 32&bit

manicapital.com (trial)  Product Key Recovery

NSAuditor Product Key Explorer manicapital.com  Win XP to Win , Office to

V Must buy to run. Free trial only shows partial key

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