Activate Office 365: all activation methods
by grace edens (2022-12-28)
How to activate "Office 365"? Activating the office software package is easy to perform, but it can be difficult for an unprepared user. To begin with, let's briefly find out the differences between "office 365" and the classic package.
Microsoft Office 365 was launched in 2011 as an alternative to traditional office suites from Microsoft. The difference between Office 365 and Microsoft Office 2016 is that the former is distributed on a monthly or annual subscription, while the latter is purchased once and used for an unlimited amount of time. Also, when buying an office by subscription, the package programs (Word, Excel, Power Point) are automatically updated after the release of fresh versions. When buying a classic office suite, the purchased version will remain forever; to install a new one, you will have to buy an updated version again.
Office 365, in addition to a set of office programs, includes:
- Access to cloud storage;
- Email service;
- Service for creating business card sites;
- A communicator program with a screen sharing function for exchanging text and audio messages, videoconferencing.
Office 365 provides subscription options for home use (sharing up to 6 people on different devices), corporate, educational, and their variations. www.office.com/setup
"Office 365" can get on the computer in several ways for different purposes. Depending on this, the activation algorithm will be different. Ways to activate Office 365, depending on the appearance of the program or key:
- Activation of the "office" installed on the computer by the manufacturer;
- Running a corporate "office" on a home computer;
- Office 365 activation, if a new key is purchased from an online store or from another retailer.
Below we will figure out how to activate Office 365 in different ways and consider possible errors when activating the product.
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