Yes, I am starting to notice that I have a trial version of a student 2007
product. I dont need anything fancy I just need to be able to use Mircosoft
Word.
"Terry Farrell" wrote:
As Graham says, if there is no sticker for the Office product, then you
probably only had a trial version which has now time expired. If you
purchased a full OEM version of Office, it will be listed on the invoice as
Office OEM and you need to contact the supplier for the key. However, I have
never know HP to not stick on the appropriate OEM label.
Terry
"L Reyes" wrote in message
...
On the back there are 2 stickers one says "Windows Vista Home Premium" it
says Product Key and has 25 numbers and letters on it, and the other says
"Product: Paviolion..."
Am I missing one? Should one say "Microsoft Office"? And if I am should I
call Tech Support or?
"Terry Farrell" wrote:
HP usually puts both Windows and Office stickers on the bottom of the
laptop. Do you have both stickers? If you only have a Windows sticker or
if
if the Office sticker key does not work, then you need to contact the
retailer or HP as they should provide the correct product key for OEM
apps.
--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP
"L Reyes" L wrote in message
...
I've had my laptop (Hp Pavilion) for about a month now. Its a Vista,
and
everytime I go to open a Microsoft Office program it asks for my
Product
Key.
I typed in the one on the back of my laptop but it says that it is
wrong.
I don't know where the product key they are asking for is.
And now I can use Microsoft Word which is terrible considering I can't
do
my
homework.
What can I do?