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I really need help reinstalling my Microsoft Word. I tried the winword /safe command and I also tried the winword.exe /a one, and nothing, Microsoft Word isnt found. The same applies to Microsoft Powerpoint and so on. I tried reinstalling from the official site but the previous guides are meant for an older version of this site, and some things arent there anymore, from what I saw. I would appreciate any help, as soon as possible. Thank you!
A family of Microsoft word processing software products for creating web, email, and print documents.
When you first activated Office that licence should have become associated to your Microsoft Account as a digital licence online and it is from there that you can re-install Office without the need for a product key:
https://account.microsoft.com/services/
Do you find your Office licence/subscription listed there.
thank you, but I dont find my Office license there
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If you do not find your Office licence listed on your account, where did you get your Office licence, and what version of Office do you have?
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Open the Settings App.
Go to Apps - Installed Apps.
Scroll down are you able to find Microsoft 365 or Microsoft Office in the list?
Do you see some version of Office or Microsoft 365 listed in Installed Apps in Windows Settings? One-time purchase licenses include the word "Office," for example, Office Home & Business 2024, while subscription versions are called Microsoft 365 en-us (for example). If you find an installed product, try repairing it.
You can also search for the individual apps from the Windows Start menu. Are you able to start them from there?
If it turns out the the Office apps are actually missing, how did you install them originally? Typically, you should see your Office product listed in your associated account, as Dave has already suggested.