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[cbrookhart]

I have to reinstall applications on my laptop after the hard drive failed. One application I had was Office 2010 Professional Plus through TechNet. I've logged into my account and have gone to downloads. I see where to download the application, but I am not seeing where the product activation keys are.

I think my account may be expired, but shouldn't I still have access to the keys from my subscription?

[Detection]

There should be a link at the top of the download page saying "My Product Keys"

[Knightwolf20024]

I have to reinstall applications on my laptop after the hard drive failed. One application I had was Office 2010 Professional Plus through TechNet. I've logged into my account and have gone to downloads. I see where to download the application, but I am not seeing where the product activation keys are.

I think my account may be expired, but shouldn't I still have access to the keys from my subscription?

http://technet.microsoft.com/subscriptions/hh442906.aspx

[cbrookhart]

I saw the link just after I posted this. It says 1 of 1 keys have been claimed for Office 2010. The key is still there, so hopefully I can just copy it into the activation screen once I get the application installed.

[Detection]

I saw the link just after I posted this. It says 1 of 1 keys have been claimed for Office 2010. The key is still there, so hopefully I can just copy it into the activation screen once I get the application installed.

Yea you can use the same key loads of times, I think I've installed Win 7 + Office 2010 with the same key about 7-8 times, probably more

[cbrookhart]

I now have my computer back up and running and am ready to reinstall Office.

Can I download the Office 2010 Professional Plus Trial and then use key to convert it to a full version?

[Knightwolf20024]

I now have my computer back up and running and am ready to reinstall Office.

Can I download the Office 2010 Professional Plus Trial and then use key to convert it to a full version?

yes you can