- #CAN YOU TRANSFER MICROSOFT OFFICE FROM VISTA TO WINDOWS 7 INSTALL#
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- #CAN YOU TRANSFER MICROSOFT OFFICE FROM VISTA TO WINDOWS 7 SOFTWARE#
- #CAN YOU TRANSFER MICROSOFT OFFICE FROM VISTA TO WINDOWS 7 PC#
Therefore you can reinstall office on the Win 7 PC which would then bring you up to 3 of 3 again. This brings your total number of Office installs down to 2 of 3. If you did a clean install, the copy of Office was removed/deleted by the act of clean installing.
#CAN YOU TRANSFER MICROSOFT OFFICE FROM VISTA TO WINDOWS 7 UPGRADE#
You then upgrade one of the PCs from Vista to Windows 7. This puts your total allowed Office installs at 3 of 3.
#CAN YOU TRANSFER MICROSOFT OFFICE FROM VISTA TO WINDOWS 7 INSTALL#
The “injured” parties must start the action, something very unlikely to happen in 99.99999% of the cases.I am not a licensing expert, but if your End User Licensing Agreement (EULA) allows you to install on 3 PCs, then at any given time, you can have that Offices installed on any 3 computers (regardless of how many Installs/Activations you've done, of that Office, in the past)Įxample: Lets say you install and activated that Office on 3 PCs (If the EULA allows it, of course). These are civil matters and therefore NOT prosecuted by the state. (For example, the color of underwear you must have on while installing the software.) Then, again, there is the very important distinction between criminal and civil illegalities. Perhaps one person in a billion reads those agreements and there may very well be junk in there that would not stand in court. For example, the 15 million clauses in the “agreement” to which you agree when you go to install software. Other shades of illegality are more debatable.
With respect to the comment above on the use of the word “illegal”, there are certain things that are clearly illegal, such as duplicating your friend’s CD to install the same COMMERCIALLY SOLD program in your machine. I wonder if there is a similar program out there better written. That is, of course, a very tall order to fill and the process worked only some times. I imagine the output file contained not only the programs modules but also exported registry keys. Pressumably, it created a file which, when executed in another computer, it would install that program. There used to be a program called Norton Uninstall which could, in addition to uninstalling a program also do a “move”. Place for as long as you might need the software. Installation media and product keys are important, and should be kept in a safe You might need to take sheerly out of necessity, the lesson here is that The long and short of it is that without installation media, any upgrade orĪny new machine purchase can be a problem.
#CAN YOU TRANSFER MICROSOFT OFFICE FROM VISTA TO WINDOWS 7 SOFTWARE#
That this commercial software is currently priced at $30 per Windows 7 migration while preserving all your applications and settings. Have NOT evaluated) is advertised as allowing a direct XP to Use a tool such as LapLink’s PC Mover Upgrade Assistant.
“upgrade” scenarios that would presumably leave your applications Upgrade that Windows Vista system to Windows 7. Upgrade your XP system to Windows Vista, and then It since each upgrade step seems to add some system instability, but This is a real hack and I really don’t recommend Purchase another copy of the application, and this time retain the original If you rely on an application that you’re not going to beĪble to install in Windows 7, then moving to Windows 7 may simply not be an The upgrade path is equally difficult, though there are a couple of uglyĭon’t upgrade. Installed application from one machine to another. LapLink’s PC-Mover which I’ll discuss below, that claim to be able to move an “… there’s no simple solution to this problem.”Ībout the only hope I have for you is that there are tools, such as
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