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- Subject: Re: Product Activation
- Author: Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
- Date: 13 Nov 2008
- References: 1
"Landerson" <Landerson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D4080C1A-D269-4FE6-898C-CD0486FA0A29@microsoft.com...
If what you're installing on the new PC is a version of Outlook installed by
the computer vendor of the old PC, the OEM license does not allow you to
transfer it to a new machine. If it's Outlook 2003 Student and Teacher
Edition, you can install it on two PCs - a desktop and a laptop. Otherwise,
uninstall it on the old PC and install it on the new PC and call the phone
number that appears in the Activation Wizard.
news:D4080C1A-D269-4FE6-898C-CD0486FA0A29@microsoft.com...
>I just transfer all my files to a new laptop. I also installed Outlook on
> the new laptop. I activated Outlook on the old laptop and now I can't
> activate on the new one. Is there some way I can de activate Outlook on
> Old
> Laptop and then activate on the new one?
> the new laptop. I activated Outlook on the old laptop and now I can't
> activate on the new one. Is there some way I can de activate Outlook on
> Old
> Laptop and then activate on the new one?
If what you're installing on the new PC is a version of Outlook installed by
the computer vendor of the old PC, the OEM license does not allow you to
transfer it to a new machine. If it's Outlook 2003 Student and Teacher
Edition, you can install it on two PCs - a desktop and a laptop. Otherwise,
uninstall it on the old PC and install it on the new PC and call the phone
number that appears in the Activation Wizard.
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
| 13 Nov 2008 | Product Activation | .Landerson |
| 13 Nov 2008 |  Re: Product Activation | .DL |
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