Locating Office Serial Number

G

Greg

Where on a computer hard drive would I find information identifying the exact
copy of MS office that had been installed? I need information which I can
match to the cd's.
I work in an office with many computers, each with their own licensed copies
of MS office. While on vacation, my computer failed and a blank one was
issued to me. I salvaged the old hard drive as it did not fail. I need to
identify the exact copy of office that was in the old computer.
 
G

Greg

Peter,
Thank you for the suggestion. I have a question I would like answered before
I install it.
Will this software identify software on the old hard drive? Having been
physically moved to the new computer, it is currently just sitting in the new
computer as a data drive (E:). Nothing about it is known to the new computer,
which has a new hard drive, newly installed operating system and a small
amount of software loaded in a new hard drive (C:).
 
T

Tim

Greg said:
Peter,
Thank you for the suggestion. I have a question I would like answered before
I install it.
Will this software identify software on the old hard drive? Having been
physically moved to the new computer, it is currently just sitting in the new
computer as a data drive (E:). Nothing about it is known to the new computer,
which has a new hard drive, newly installed operating system and a small
amount of software loaded in a new hard drive (C:).
I believe Belarc will only note information from the disk the PC was
booted from. If your old drive is still bootable (i.e. you didn't format
it), temporarily configure it as the master drive, boot from it, and
install/run Belarc.

Tim
 
D

DL

I may be wrong but I think this tool, and the magic jelly bean tool, only
detects certain versions of office
 

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