Windows 10: I have windows and its functions i.e word, excel activated on my main PC. I downloaded word...

I downloaded word and logged in with the activated account but it says that i need a product key for word or to buy a subscription. Word is supposed to work on 5 other devices so I have not reached my limit, and I need word for school. How can I transfer the activation as I have done with another device?

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Word and Excel

What you had on the desktop was not Word and Excel, but *shortcuts* to Word and Excel. If you have Office 365, you have Word and Excel, but you apparently don't have shortcuts to them on the desktop. Do a search for Word and Excel and open them there.
Or you can easily create desktop shortcuts to them; read here: How to Create a Windows Shortcut

 

Word and Excel documents are slow to open in Windows 10

Have the same problem, here are my conditions:

- Windows 10 Professional x64.

- Office 2007 Ultimate.

- Opening Word and Excel documents is slow when Word/Excel not currently open/running.

- Opening the Word/Excel document with Word/Excel already open is fast/normal.

Solution is the same as reported:

1) Disable Cortana.

2) Restart Windows.

Step 2 is very important.

 

Word/Excel 2016 could not connect to printer

Windows 10 Pro, Office 365 Business Premium. Dell OptiPlex 7050 PC.

Random occurrences of Word/Excel not being able to print, the application says it can't find any printers. Within Word/Excel shows all printers installed on the PC as 'not connected' but it only shows this in one of the Office apps at a time. If you get
the print error in Excel then you open Word and the printers are listed with no problem. If you can't print in Word then open Excel and Excel can print fine. A test print also works outside of Office so it only seems to be within Office 365 apps that we see
the problem. Some users are printing directly to a printer via IP and others go via a print server but the problem affects all printers. A restart of the print spooler service doesn't help, the only way to resolve the issue is to reboot the PC. Affects random
domain users at random times. We could run an Office repair to see if that fixes it but how come a reboot fixes it every time? Any other suggestions to save a restart?