I have no idea how something like that is remotely possible, much less how it happened, but that's how we solved an issue very similar to yours. Not only did Word open, but it automatically installed itself on the fresh installation of Windows AND used the customer's existing product key. There are numerous key finder tools available. Out of sheer desperation, we ran the executable file for Word that we had stored in the data transfer file. You can find the product key via a key finder tool and use it to install Microsoft Office 2013 in another device. Because we transfer everything, the program files for all programs are physically present, but since they aren't properly installed, the vast majority of them do not run optimally.Įxcept for Office 2013. MS Office 2013 Product Keys Updated JR3N8-YV72J-86V92-HC2PM-PRXTW, 6QD6N-J7FQ2-HBMW2-KFJ29-JW728, 2MNJP-QY9KX-MKBKM-9VFJ2-CJ9KK 4TBVN-9C666-WQBDD-FM3HX-DYDG. When we transfer personal data, we transfer everything on the hard drive to their new computer, primarily because users tend to put their personal documents in the weirdest of places. Nevertheless, we tried to find a solution by pulling a product key, and despite using every program on the market, not a single one managed to pull a full product key. Afterwards, he demanded that we reinstall his copy of Office 2013 that we deleted, despite the fact that we told him that his programs would not transfer alongside the rest of his personal data during the factory reset. Once, I performed a factory reset on a customer's laptop.
Are you able to transfer the contents of the hard drive elsewhere before you reimage?
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