If you see anything other than your volume Each license will have a section showing the last 5 characters of the product key. You can also post the result back here to help me analyze the issue. You'll get an output listing any licenses that apply to Office. Then run the following: cscript ospp.vbs /dstatus In Windows 10, open Command Prompt as Administrator, then:įor Office 2016 32-bit, type cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office16įor Office 2016 64-bit, type cd C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office16 You can follow these following step to check and reactivate Office 2016 manually. I started looking for other questions about that subject, but didn't find anything I could use.įrom my point of view, the upgrade may let Office/Microsoft think it's a new install on a new system. I don't have any option to manually activate, and even if there was one, i'd really like to automate it, seeing that i have hundreds of computers that are gonna need it (so that it activates automatically, or even better, stays activated after the upgrade process). Of course I tried it on various computers, I checked to see the activation status before upgrading and they were all good, but still asked for activation after. Then I can launch any Office 2016 application and it will work great, except that when I open the "account" tab, it shows that Office needs to be activated.
I'm using SCCM 2012R2 with latest hotfixes and ADK, Windows 10 Enterprise 1809, Office Pro Plus 2016 with MAK licenses and windows 7 computers are up to date.Īfter tuning it, I tested it, and (almost) everything works fine.ĭata and softwares are still there, except when I first launch an Office 2016 application, the setup pops up (I guess for an auto-repair or something).
I'm supposed to prepare a SCCM upgrade task sequence to get all our computers upgraded to windows 10 (from windows 7).
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