Office 2010 Toolkit and EZ-Activator.

Does this activator cum toolkit uninstall the kms service (if installed)?

Suppose I have installed the KMS activator as a service so that i do not have to ractivate every 180 days and i wish to remove it for some reason. Can I with this toolkit cum activator? Is it also possible to uninstall if the activation and service was installed by another tool. Plenty werre available a few months back until this turned out to be the winner?

 

lol...Activator IORRT

 

@CODYQX4 can your toolkit works on integrating both sp1 32bit and 64bit update files to create a combo office 2010 volume combo image? i have a volume combo image file without sp1 (thanks to wzor)...

 

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I'm sorry but I need your help to integrate SP1 into Office 2010 with "Office 2010 Toolkit and EZ-Activator".

Can you help me ???

THX

 

Reps for detecting IORRT as "activation tool"...lol

 

I'll give it a shot.

Open the Tool.
Click on the "Customize Setup" tab.
If you have the Office 2010 files already unpacked, click on "Set Installer Path" and point it to "setup.exe" file in the packed folder.

If you don't have it unpacked, you will have this extra step to unpack it. Click on "Extract Setup" and point it to the Office 2010's exe. This will unpack it to the same folder where you had the Office 2010 exe (in it's own folder).
Now that it's unpacked, click on the "Set Installer Path" as above and point it to the "setup.exe" file you now have.

Now click on "Add Updates" and point it to where you have the Office 2010 sp1's exe" That's it, it will integrated sp1 into the unpacked folder. You will see how much bigger it is after the integration.



Now if you ever need to install Office 2010 from scratch, you will have sp1.

 

Thanks for your help.

I didn't see "update folder" in my original Office 2010 SP1.

 

Hi,

I've got two questions:

1. Does anyone know a safe way to install SP1? I have 64-bit Office 2010 installed (with language pack, on Win7 x64), and it is activated with CODYQX4 EZ-Activator (AutoKMS). Now, I have downloaded SP1.

• Can I just install it?
• Should I proceed some steps first (like license backup or something similar)?
• Or should I integrate SP1 to installation files and then reinstall Office?

2. I have activated my Office installation some time ago, with Office 2010 Toolkit 2.0.1. AutoKMS version in use is 2.0.0.0, KMSEmulator 6.0. Now I have downloaded Toolkit 2.1.6.

• Is it possible to update AutoKMS somehow?
• Or should I just leave it as it is?
• If I should update, how can I do it?

Well, as I see now, it's more than two questions

I really appreciate your help.

P.S.: Not to forget, EZ-Activator is a great tool, works like a charm. Hopefully. it will work even after SP1 installation.

 

hi cody,

i've installed office 2010 32bit in march. it is running smoothely till today. when i start my laptop today office setup installer started automatically and asked about the key. i cancelled the setup and run the Office toolkit 2.1.6. it had given error " KMS activation failed" my antivirus (kaspersky 2012) is disabled at that tme. i uninstalled the office and tried to install again but it is not installing and an error is diplaying " ERROR 25004, THE PRODUCT KEY YOU ENTERED CANNOT BE USED IN THIS MACHINE. THIS IS MOST LIKELY DUE TO PREVIOUS OFFICE 2010 TRIALS BEING INSTALLED. SYSTEM ERROR 1073422308"

how can i install office 2010 again on my system,
hlep me at the earliest.

thank you

chandu

 

Hi, i just installed SP1 and it was still activated with 180 days but i checked in the activator if activation was still working by clicking attempt activation, it didn't activate so i had to use the EZ activator, (which failed 10 times then changed the PID) then activation was successfull.
But i think PID changing only works in 32bit office, i have 64 bit windows with 32 bit office.

 

As a casual bystander, I am just curious as to how these statements are contradictory???

 

It is not contradictory at all PID changing works in 64bit windows if you have 32bit office installed, i remember reading from CODYQX4 that it doesn't work if you have 64bit office installed in 64bit windows.

Try and contradict me on that

 

Now that is clear -- and not a logical contradiction. Thanks.

If you are using 64-bit Office, you should be prepared for more problems down the road. Even MS recommends the 32 bit over the 64 bit. It's been that way for some time now.

"Try and Contradict You on That?" Surely you jest. Please reread the post.

Logical Conclusion: If PID changing only works in 32-bit Office and he is using 32-bit Office, then there should be no problem. This is not even elementary Logic, which was in fact 1/2 of my double major - way back when.

 

Ok thanks for sharing that piece of information, i knew i heard something like that from before.

 

I need some advice or help. I can't update to Service Pack 1 from the windows update. It's always failed. I have tried many times but still doesn't work. I am using normal office 2010 plus.

Thanks.

 

Thank you! (Net frame 2.0 or 4.0 can use this tool!