New Hard Drive

[Lance]

I'm planning on installing a new hard drive on my computer that presently has
Office 2007 on it. How can I install windows Office 2007 on the new hard
drive if my license is for the old one? Same computer, new hard drive. Do I
have to pay for a new license? Can the old on be transferred somehow?

 

[Earle Horton]

Google "Clone Hard Drive". Your license is for the motherboard, not the
hard drive if you have an OEM copy of Office. If you have a retail copy,
your license is for a specific number of installations at one time.

Earle

 

[dgmacmi]

I'm planning on installing a new hard drive on my computer that presently
has
Office 2007 on it. How can I install windows Office 2007 on the new hard
drive if my license is for the old one? Same computer, new hard drive. Do
I
have to pay for a new license? Can the old on be transferred somehow?

In addition to Google, a new retail hard drive will likely include a cloning
program or you can download one from the maufacturer's site.

You may want to consider a image/backup program such as Acronis True Image
Home or Norton Ghost. In addition to image/backups {which IMO you should be
doing}, both support hard drive cloning.

Don