Reinstalling Microsoft Office 2013 on New Computer

The hardware on my  Acer Aspire Desktop-81LOFNO became corrupted.  I turned in the Acer to Computer Rescue911.com.  They wiped my desktop and recycled it.  I bought a Dell Inspiron Service Tag 1ZMBBL2, SERVICE CODE: 4330574390.  I lost my Office Home and Student 2013 when the Acer corrupted.  I have attempted to re-install Office 2013 onto my Inspiron.  My spouse also has a copy of Office 2013.  We purchased both copies online, but I cannot remember which product key is mine and which is hers.  I do believe I reinstalled Office 2013 on 2-12-18 after my computer was hacked and I had to restore my Win10 OS.  I THINK the product key I used then was:

            TNWTR W26G8 F87JP R784J HMFMF.   I have been unsuccessful in reinstalling using that product key.  When I looked up my account, I was given four different Office 2013 product keys, none of which looks familiar.  

            I am currently using an Office 365 trial that ends 9/3/18.  I would prefer NOT to have to buy another Office since I've purchased two already.

   Do you have any ideas?  My computer is registered to @sbcglobal.net.  My wife's is registered under mar_@sbcglobal.net.

Thank you for any help

  Henry R. Post

 616-745-2132

J'ai lu beaucoup de rumeurs sur ce sujet sur le web et je veux obtenir une vraie réponse avant de continuer. J'ai acheté Microsoft Office 2013 il ya quelques mois mais je n'ai jamais installé. Je voudrais l'installer maintenant. Cependant, je prévois d'un nouvel ordinateur portable dans un environnement. Microsoft Office 2013, non seulement vous ne pouvez pas transférer sur une nouvelle machine à une date ultérieure, mais vous pouvez même pas la réinstaller sur la même machine si vous reformatez le disque dur , installez un disque pour neuf, ou quelque chose de similaire qui change la configuration matérielle de votre machine.Je veux m'assurer que si j'installe Microsoft Office 2013 maintenant 1) Je peux le retirer plus **** et utiliser la licence sur un nouvel ordinateur portable (Windows 8) et 2) Je peux le réinstaller sur ce même ordinateur après reformatage de mon disque dur et faire une installation propre de Windows (très probablement Windows 7) et d'autres applications. S'il vous plaît donnez votre avis. Je vous remercie.

In my previous job, we have a Volume License for OS and Office 2013 Standard and I am handling it. We have a maximum activation of 150. Then came the technical problems to our workstations and had to reformat/upgrade and noticed the license is counting as separate. So I asked the vendor regarding this. They contacted Microsoft Singapore and I was told,

1. If you activated a MS product (Office / OS), it collects your motherboard's serial number (I do not know if it also collects the serial of the unit).
2. If you upgrade your machine parts excluding the motherboard and do a clean install of OS and Office, it will validate from their server if your Mobo is registered. If yes, then it will accept it.
3. This is the case of transferring the license from one computer to another or a change of Mobo. You have to wait for at least 90 calendar days for you to be able to register it because

a. MS will check if the existing computer is still connected to their server (by means of internet of course). If they detect no activity, it will then be removed and you can register it to your new machine.

I have read a lot of rumors on this topic on the web and want to get a real answer before proceeding.  I purchased Microsoft Office 2013 a few months ago but never installed it.  I'd like to install it now.  However, I plan to purchase a new laptop in approximately a year.  Some of the rumors say that once you install Microsoft Office 2013, not only can you not transfer it to a new machine at a later date, but you can't even reinstall it on the same machine if you reformat the hard drive, decided to install a brand new hard drive, or something similar that changes your machine's hardware configuration.  I want to make sure that if I install Microsoft Office 2013 now that 1) I can remove it later and use the license on a new laptop (Windows 8) and 2) I can reinstall it on this same computer after reformatting my hard drive and doing a clean install of Windows (most likely Windows 7) and other apps.   Please advise.  Thank you. 

What is wrong with this program? I don't think that since I bought the office program that I should have to change my password, and continue to click try again.

 I will not accept your preprogramed excuses, I want help NOW.