My own measures compare to the 'average' SMB (t. Greetings, all!I think we likely have read plenty of 'best practice' opinions here on Spiceworks, blog posts, technical documents, etc.

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Gotta give credit to mxjt for helping me out with the loading wheel issue. (For example, if I have 5 copies of Office Pro it would list them up to (4) with (4) being the most recent.)

Install Office 2016, open Word/Excel and go through activation prompt until it gives you a list of all the Office products assigned to that account and select the highest one there.

Open a new tab and go to this should load the account page where you can install but this time without loading indefinately.

(This is where it assigns the key to the account, put when it then goes to redirect you to your account page where you can install you get stuck with the spinning loading wheel.)

Go to insert key, login to Office account.

I have issues similar to this when setting up Office 2016, here's my process: Has anyone run into it or have suggestions? I am not pleased that I've already spent a solid hour trying to resolve this. Entering the key, however, produced the same page as before indicating I was in an account which didn't have any licenses attached.Īt this point, I have no idea what to do or even who to call. A circular loading dialogue would appear (not the standard Windows 7 wait cursor, something specific to the Office web page) and then disappear.Ģ. I clicked the link to add a key but one of two things would happen:ġ. I created a Microsoft account for this user but when I was finished, the web page displayed that I had logged into a Office account that had no Office licenses attached to it. There I did not get the same error regarding the web browser. Giving up, I logged into the workstation under a different local user. I could not get the Office stub to see the browser. I tried several things to resolve that, looking at default settings (in the two places where such things exist on Windows 10).

Clicking the button produced an error indicating that I 'must' have a web browser installed like Windows Internet Explorer. At this point, I was asked to activate online. It's not my fault.) I launched the Office stub and typed in the key provided by Dell/MS. Yesterday, I was on a workstation that has AOL installed.

This is a copy of Office 2016 H&B one-off. I am in a loop trying to activate Office 2016 on Windows 10 that I purchased with a Dell workstation.

Office 2016 asks to activate every time