I don’t have access to a retail copy of Office 2016 yet but if someone would like to let me know and send a screen shot I would definitely give you credit and use the screenshot. Update – I just confirmed this works the same for Office 2013. I’d like to thank Robert for providing the screen shots for this article. Office will be activated if your Product Keys were valid. If it were the 64 bit it would say “Program Files” up at the top, not “Program Files (x86)”.
Note: This is for the 32bit version of Office. If you have Office 2013 it will be Office15. The folder you’re looking for will be “Office#”. This might work with older versions of Office. Step 6 – Type “cd Office14” if you have Office 2010 “cd Office12” if you have Office 2007. Step 4 – Type “cd Program Files” (if you are running a 64 bit version of Windows with a 32 bit version of Office type ‘cd “Program Files (x86)”‘ Step 3 – Type “cd \” to make sure you are at root. Step 2 – Right click on the Command Prompt Icon and click “Run as Administrator”. If you’re using Windows 8 or Windows 10, just hit the Windows button on the keyboard and start typing. Step 1 – Click on your start menu and type “cmd”.
Activating Microsoft Office 2007, Microsoft Office 2010 and Microsoft Office 2013 Through the Command Line This also works with Office 2013, and I’m assuming Office 2016 as well. Well there’s a way to activate Office 2010, and probably Office 2007 through the command line. No matter how many times you try to get it to connect through the GUI it just won’t do it. You will get this annoying error even though you’re connected to the internet and everything else is working just fine: Sometimes the Office activation procedure just won’t work for you.
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