I installed Office 2013 Pro Plus using the following ISO: OfficeProfessionalPlus_x64_en-us.IMG File: OfficeProfessionalPlus_x64_en-us.img CRC-32: 5a73b54d MD4: 514576af1b67c730ad6a45536ca924b5 MD5: d8a4d049dc38c83ccceccc3263703d99 SHA-1: 377f1f97dbe99104cf053df3632377f07c9310c7 This is the output from Office Toolkit 2.4.3 Code: ---------------------------------------- Installing Any Matching Volume Keys. ---------------------------------------- Attempting To Activate Microsoft Office Attempting to Activate OfficeProPlusR_Grace ERROR CODE: 0xC004F017 ERROR TEXT: The Software Licensing Service reported that the license is not installed. <Product activation failed> ---------------------------------------- Attempting to Activate OfficeProPlus-KMS_Client <Product activation successful> ---------------------------------------- Why is it not activating? I never had a problem with Offfice 2010 and the EZ-Activator
Thanks. What is the difference between EZ-Activating and re-arming and which is the preferred method?
Rearming only restores the Grace Period back to 30 days, and the restores are limitted. 'EZ-Activator' is activation and can be renewed infinatily .
What if Win 8 pro Retail legitimate is Installed and has been activated online , and then one installs office pro plus 2013 volume and try to activate office by kms ? Wouldn't Retail OS and Volume office , channel licences raise Issues when visiting MS site ? Thank you
I specifically mean the IORRT from Duality420. Shouldn't it be preferred over EZ-Activator as its undetectable?
You are not actually activating anything with Duality420. You are just rearming in order to keep Windows/Office in a permanent trial status.
FIRST: As there is no Validation for Office, so there´s nothing to detect here . The Activation route has the advantage that you only have to care all 180 days, in opposite to 30 with the rearms. AutoKMS uses a KMS Emulator (as console app) to reactivate via Task with 3 triggers. Same can also be done by installing a KMS Server as Service and creating tasks to reactivate with help of a small BAT/CMD script.