Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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I activated my Office 365 Home Subscription and clicked the install button on the page. It downloaded an .exe file and so I clicked it, then an orange box popped up saying "We're getting things ready" and it has been like this for 30 minutes. What do I do? Could this be linked to the fact that I bought the subscription key thing in the U.S. and activated it in the Philippines through telephone activation because it was region locked? (They sent me an email with a link where it just required me to sign in and then it went to the install page)
Using a brand new Surface Pro 4 256gb i5 model
Update: Got past the first orange popup by forcing it to quit and restarting my surface then I got an error and then proceeded to click the help link on the error message then it made me download something and run that thing then now I downloaded the install .exe file again and ran it. Now I'm at the bigger white "Installing Office" with "We'll be done in just a moment" popup with the loading bar thing. I'm stuck at 15%. How long does this usually take and does it require internet? I have **** internet right now because of something called "Asia Pacific Downtime Blah Blah" my ISP keeps telling me.
Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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I hit ctrl-alt-delete and went into task manager, under applications started right clicking non essential items and ending their processes including the office install tool.
Restarted install and worked perfectly.
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After 2 days of trying and failing, in the end I find out the issue was my Wi-Fi firewall.
Connected my laptop in a friend's house and it worked perfectly.
I find it maddening that Microsoft products never seen to get to a place where they just work. Look at all the hassles we put up with in Outlook. Consider a free alternative email program called eM Client that is SO easy to setup and FREE. I love this program. It will often even let you convert from POP to IMAP and it has never given me a seconds trouble importing Contacts either but I have spent a lot of time fighting with the train wreck of how Outlook fails to do Contacts. Check it out here: