I have the latest version of Crossover and M.S. Office 2010. I have a valid product key but Crossover will not accept it as a valid key. It is absolutely a valid key. Any ideas on what the problem is?
Thank you.
Bob
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I have the latest version of Crossover and M.S. Office 2010. I have a valid product key but Crossover will not accept it as a valid key. It is absolutely a valid key. Any ideas on what the problem is?
Thank you.
Bob
No idea, but it will be much faster for you to open a support ticket rather than using the forum! (use the "contact us" button). The staff will sort this out for you for sure.
You wouldn't happen to be on Debian, would you?
If not, this FAQ might still help you track down what's happened:
https://www.codeweavers.com/support/wiki/linux/faq/Debian#noOffice
I doubt that this is a CrossOver problem. Sounds more like a MS Office problem You probably have too many instances of your Office 2010. Most MS Office products limit the number of installs.
Usually there will be a phone number to call to deactivate a license and that resolve your issues.
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