I have issues similar to this when setting up Office 2016, here's my process: Has anyone run into it or have suggestions? I am not pleased that I've already spent a solid hour trying to resolve this. Entering the key, however, produced the same page as before indicating I was in an account which didn't have any licenses attached.Īt this point, I have no idea what to do or even who to call. A circular loading dialogue would appear (not the standard Windows 7 wait cursor, something specific to the Office web page) and then disappear.Ģ. I clicked the link to add a key but one of two things would happen:ġ. I created a Microsoft account for this user but when I was finished, the web page displayed that I had logged into a Office account that had no Office licenses attached to it. There I did not get the same error regarding the web browser.
Giving up, I logged into the workstation under a different local user. I could not get the Office stub to see the browser. I tried several things to resolve that, looking at default settings (in the two places where such things exist on Windows 10). Clicking the button produced an error indicating that I "must" have a web browser installed like Windows Internet Explorer. At this point, I was asked to activate online. It's not my fault.) I launched the Office stub and typed in the key provided by Dell/MS. Yesterday, I was on a workstation that has AOL installed. This is a copy of Office 2016 H&B one-off. I am in a loop trying to activate Office 2016 on Windows 10 that I purchased with a Dell workstation.
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