I legally purchased MS Office 2003 Student and Teacher edition last year however comp had severe virus and had to be wiped. Now i need to reinstall but have lost box only have disks- no product key. Have been to a few websites claiming to have keys/cracks however they were useless and only infected comp with spyware/adware. Please help!! Know any reliable websites?
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If none of these answers help you and you need a program to do what office does, you can try OpenOffice.  It's a free suite of programs that are almost identical to Microsoft Office.  Your alternative (assuming you dont want to buy it again) is to find a pirated version off the internet and risk getting another virus.  \n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org
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By license your PC must have that information on the outside of the case. Either on the back or underneath.\n\nThis should either be the Gateway serial key or your Microsoft authentication sticker.\n\nIf you have already reformatted then the alternative is no longer possible.\nIf the hard drive has not been reformatted then you could use Magic JellyBean to find your product serial key. This is legal for personal use and not for stealing keys. This program will not create new keys. It only finds the key already on your PC.
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If you have a pirated version of Microsoft Windows then your options are deffinately limited.  If you want it truely "Genuine" then you should purchase a product key through a licensed vendor.  Otherwise, you may be able to find what you're looking for on peer2peer networks such as kazaa, emule, limewire, etc...
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Microsoft is getting tough on people who use pirated software.  If the XP doesn't pass the validation scan MS offers an electronic Product Key for $149 USD (XP Pro) or $99 (XP Home).\n\nThere are several legal merchants who sell the software for a lot less.  Try www.edirectsoftware.com and they had XP Pro SP2 full install disks for about $100 USD.\n\nIf you purchase a full install CD you don't have to do a reinstall.  You can do a repair.  That let's you overwrite the existing XP, repair or replace any corrupted or missing files, register the new Product Key, and you don't lose any of your settings or other applications.  You will have to visit the update site to reinstall patches and fixes.
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please take 'search' from the 'start' button then search for any missing file or undeleted file, of the software. Then u should delete the folder where the old programme was installed. now try installing it. If that does not work again  please send the name of the AND software and its name without mistake to : beatofpassion2006@yahoo.com , if possible I 'll send back the registration code (if I have it). ok? (pls select my answer as the best ,since my credit limit is soon going to go down & I won't be able to ask questions...please do it for me.)
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You would have to back them up first, otherwise you would lose them during the install. Why would you even want to switch from Pro to Home Edition?\n\nUPDATE:\n\nPro MSI is a Microsoft Office file, not a Windows File. It'll be found on the Office CD, not the Windows CD.
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First of all did you buy you computer fully loaded or did it come with the cd's for you to set up the programs to run on it. Was the computer a brand new gift or hand me down.  This is my experience with a new purchase of a Dell computer with Windows XP.  Dell loaded a lot of the programs on my computer but did not fully load MS Office. Actually Office works like this: as you use it and a need comes up for a program or utility to run in Office, it will then ask you to load it from the cd. You need to ask the vendor or the person you purchased or received the computer from for  the Office cd. The only other solution I can think of is to go to the link I am going to give you and see if you can find something there to help you.  Good luck :)\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/CD010224911033.aspx
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If you have a legal copy of Microsoft Office, try this link to get help. You can chat online with someone, whereas a phone call might cost you. But you must have a legal copy. Pirated software will get you nowhere. And one wrong number or letter in the product key code is enough to keep it from being registered.\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/select/default.aspx?target=hub&c1=505&\n\nDo you have the receipt for the purchase of Office, either online or from a store? That might help Microsoft sort this out for you. They will really try to help you if the software is genuine.
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Is there a sticker on the back of the pc with the product key on it? There should be. Do you have the xp install disk?\nYou need one or both or you are out of luck. \n\nIf you have the sticker, key the product key from that sticker into the box. If that does not work, and you have the cd, try reinstalling xp and entering the product key from the sticker. \n\nIf you do not have a product key, you have no way in and you will have to buy a copy of xp or Me or 2000.
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You might have a problem with stealing a key. MS has started imposing restrictions on its software that include forcing a user to register within 30 days or have product disabled. & if the key is already in use by MS's records your gonna be out of luck.\n\nYour best bet is to download & use open office. It's free.
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Of course, you would go to the Microsoft Website at visit the Download section. \n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com\n\nIf you have more trouble, visit\nhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/aa740486.aspx\n\ngood luck
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Some software providers may still have them for sale.\nBut almosy everyone has been selling XP for years.\nWhat happened to yours?\nWhy can't you upgrade to XP?\nIf yours is damaged, you may be able to get a replacement from MS. If it's lost, make a backup copy next time.
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You can get buy a legal copy of MS-Office or get a free substitute to it, the OpenOffice. It has everything that MS-Office offers, but you may not be familiar with the interface. Here is the link:\nhttp://www.download.com/OpenOffice-org/3000-2064_4-10594232.html?tag=lst-0-1
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Hi, I would try the following...\n\n1. Delete mso cache\n2. Turn off antivirus software\n3. Open the drive by exploring it and then drag the entire contents of the disk to your desktop(should take a little while).(may want to put it in its own folder)\n4. Run setup.exe or autorun from your desktop instead of pulling it from the cd drive.\n5. Use custom setup and choose which apps you want. Don't use auto full install.\n\nedit perhaps and let us know if it worked.\n\nhope that helps\nNigel\n\n\nEdit: It seems, based on your error, that the installer is looking in the wrong place for the file.\n\nMost people get a CRC error if the disk is bad.  Sounds like a bug in winpoop.  That is all I could dig up on the matter.\n\nOn side note, it happens quite often to folks.
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You can't find the whole program legally. If you want to brush with the law you can download "Limewire" and search it under programs. But pirating is against the law unless you already own it and you just lost it. Hope you have the reciept/ box!
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download the latest service pack for Office 2002. Visit the following web site.\n\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=85AF7BFD-6F69-4289-8BD1-EB966BCDFB5E&displaylang=en
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If you dont have a legel copy you should really get one. \n\nBut to give u the benefit of the doubt here is a direct link http://download.microsoft.com/download/1/6/5/165b076b-aaa9-443d-84f0-73cf11fdcdf8/WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe