If all else fails, you will need to contact Microsoft to obtain a replacement key. For Microsoft Office, you can find the sticker on the installation disc that accompanied the computer. If your computer came preloaded with Microsoft Windows, the software product key is usually on a multicolored, Microsoft-branded sticker on your PC case. The key consists of 25 alphanumeric characters, usually split into groups of five. Retail Microsoft product keys are usually on a bright sticker located inside the case with the CD/DVD, or on the back. Decode the ProductKey using the new 2010 method, even just info about the (new?) algorithm.If you bought a retail copy of Microsoft Windows or Office, the first place to look is in the disc jewel case.Return the Office Version & Edition (i.e.I cannot find any information about office 2010, all results keep pointing me back to the old editions & the same information I used to make the previous version of this tool. The same code that decodes the ID properly for 2000-2007 seems to yield a completely wrong code now. Strangely enough the key entry that on previous versions of office that had the full name w/ edition now reports Professional when H&S is installed.Īlso it seems the DigitalProductID's decoding algorithm has changed. Office 2010 Home & Student, the only thing I can find in the key is Office 2010 I need to pull the version of office installed, I.E. My first problem is there's now 30+ entries under HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Common\RegistrationĪlthough only one seems to have a DigitalProductID However this entry has NO INFORMATION about the suite. I was able to locate the 32bit/64bit keys in the registry easily but it seems my algorithm breaks down on the new Office 2010 system. I have a small python program I wrote for a friend, one of the tasks is to audit the Office Version & Product Key on the machine it's run on.
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