Good evening,

Had this issue once before and was able to fix it but last time's fix isn't this time's fix.

In case you're anticipating doing a reinstall of Windows however can't discover your item key, you're in karma since it's put away in the Windows Registry. It's simply difficult to discover, and it's difficult to peruse without some assistance. Fortunately, we're here to help.

As should be obvious in the screen capture over, the item ID is put away in the vault yet is in a paired configuration that can't be perused by people except if you are a Cylon. You aren't, right?

We're not so much sure why Microsoft put it all on the line to make it hard to see the item keys for their product, particularly since they are put away right in there in the library and can be perused by programming, if not by people. We can just expect that they don't need anyone to re-utilize a key from an old PC.

Interestingly, you can even recoup a key, even from a PC that won't boot any longer. All you need is access to the plate drive from a working PC. Continue perusing for additional.
If you bought Office through the Microsoft Store

If you bought Office through the Microsoft Store, you can enter your product key there.
Go to microsoftstore com. In the upper right-hand corner, select Sign in and enter the user ID and password you used to buy Office.
After you sign in, select your name in the upper right-hand corner, and then select Order History.
Locate the Office one-time purchase or individual Office app, and then select Install Office to view your product key (this doesn't actually install Office).
Select Install Office again in the window where the product key appears.
On the Hi. Let's get your Office page, follow the prompts to associate your product key with your Microsoft account and start the installation process.
In the event that your Office item key doesn't work, or has quit working, you should contact the dealer and solicitation a discount. On the off chance that you purchased an item key separate from the product, it's entirely conceivable the item key was taken or in any case deceitfully got, and thusly hindered for use. Sadly, there are numerous deceptive dealers who offer taken, mishandled, or in any case unapproved Microsoft item keys available to be purchased. Here and there these item scratches are imprinted on fake names or cards with a download connection to Microsoft programming, and at times they're circulated with programming media that is unapproved for resale, for example, limited time media, unique hardware producer reinstallation media, or other Microsoft program-explicit media.

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MickzyDonald:
The key might be inside the store ooo

No, it's in the office