• Install Office 365 On Mac

I have an issue with the activation of Office 365, but with a twist. I have gone through the forum, but haven't found another case like this.

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Best cd ripper for mac 2014. Some background information first. I have office 365 installed on three machines, two windows (laptop and desktop) and one mac. The installations on the mac and the laptop have activated without a problem, the issue is with the desktop. I have recently reinstalled the desktop, so it's clean and the previous installation on this machine has been deactivated in my account.

After installing Office 365 (32 bit) I can sign into my account, but it does not activate. Xls program for mac. I've removed it and reinstalled, but with the same result. The twist comes with the 64 bit version. After removing the 32 bit version again, I thought that I would try the 64 bit; it activates without any problems at all. Office online for mac. Unfortunately though, I have to use the 32 bit version, so I need to find a way around. To round up Laptop: Activates Mac: Activates Destop 64 bit: Activates Desktop 32 bit: Will not activate.

Install Office 365 On Mac

Hello Jason, Try the following steps and see if that helps: Step1: You may rerun the fix it from the article below to remove corrupt Office 365 folders and files: Note: Try to save the fix it tool to the desktop and then run it to remove Office. If fix it tool failed to run, you may try the manual removal of Office 365 step from the above article. Step 2: Once Office is reinstalled try to open the applications as an Administrator and check if that helps. Right click on icon > select Run as administrator. Step3: If that does not help, try to start the computer in clean boot: and check if that helps. Refer to the following article to know more on how to do so. Note: Ensure to restart the computer in normal mode once troubleshooting is completed.