Office pro 2010 pro plus iso download - apologise, but
I've been trying to find an iso for Office 2010 professional (not plus) for about a week without success.
Does anyone know where I can download an iso?
Thanks!
Mike
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Where did you purchase these? Retail? VLK?
If you have a volume license key, you can download directly through the portal.
You can still download the ISOs direct from Microsoft, this link should have you covered, unless you purchased this as a key-code only (or if it was pre-installed) then use this link. Obviously, you'll need to provide a valid key for these downloads to work.
Don't attempt to source your files from sources other than Microsoft, it's not worth the risk. (and as an aside, anyone who posts a link to a non-microsoft source in this thread will have their post taken hostage, beaten brutally, and then deleted, Microsoft provides the files no other source is needed)
My client has a retail key, which I have but with digital river gone I hadn't had any places to obtain the install.
Both of your links appear to be broken. All I get is an "Server Error in '/' Application." error.
I will continue to look at the site though.
Thanks
Mike3925 wrote:
My client has a retail key, which I have but with digital river gone I hadn't had any places to obtain the install.
Both of your links appear to be broken. All I get is an "Server Error in '/' Application." error.
I will continue to look at the site though.
Thanks
Not sure what's going on on your end since it is working just fine for me, try flushing your cache (you also shouldn't be getting a server error, if anything it should spit you out to the O365 page)
The links posted are essentially the replacement for digital river.
If you have a retail key you can use that on any media that matches it, so if you have a VLK pro ISO or an ActionPak disc then just put the two together.
you can aslo go to www.office.com/backup and download the version of office you need.
I think you can also order the media again directly from MS. You just need proof of purchase.
Provide the product key here and you can then download ISO.
http://bit.ly/1AhNwZJ
Most of us here on SW don't like short links. It's harder to tell where they really go, if they include tracking, etc. Here's the full link, for anyone interested:enjoyjocel wrote:
Provide the product key here and you can then download ISO.
http://bit.ly/1AhNwZJ
https://www7.downloadoffice2010.microsoft.com/usa/registerkey.aspx?culture=EN-US&ref=backup&...
LarryG. wrote:
Most of us here on SW don't like short links.
Hear, hear! I've never understood the whole bitly thing. Are people that trusting? If I can click a bitly URL, I can just as easily click a long URL.
Bit.ly should die, along with all it's brethren.
I understand why they exist. Some links are crazily long and editors (especially in email) sometimes break them because of the length.
But I don't like them and in any decent forum the editor box will deal with it anyway.
Thanks for the help! :) I'll take a look at those links shortly.
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