Microsoft Office 365 Stuck On Verifying For Mac

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Installing and activating Office 365 or Office 2106 suite is fairly easy. But after installing and activating Office 365 of Office 2016 on your Windows PC, you might want to check the activation status of Office install just to make sure that you’re running a licensed copy of Office 365/2016 on your PC. Know the activation status of your Office 365/2016 installation In order to check the activation status of your Office 365/2016 install, you need to execute two small commands in Command Prompt. Complete the given below directions to know the activation status of Microsoft Office 2016/365 on Windows. Step 1: The first step is to check the type of your Office 2016 or Office 365 installation.

NOTE: In order to activate Office 2016 for Mac, you will need a valid and licensed Office 365 account or a Microsoft Account that is associated with a one-time purchase. If you don't, you won't be able to create or edit files, only read them. If Office is not listed ask your Office 365 administrator to assign a license to you. On the Office page, under Install Office 2016 for Mac, select Install to begin downloading the installer package. Excel for Office 365 for Mac Word for Office 365 for Mac Outlook for Office 365 for Mac PowerPoint for Office 365 for Mac Office 2019 for Mac Excel 2019 for Mac PowerPoint 2019 for Mac Word 2019 for. Verify your Microsoft Account has a license: Sign in to your. If you've started a download and it's stuck, delete the download file. Sep 21, 2016  Just purchased Office 2016 for Mac via download. Trying to install; stuck on 'Verifying 'Microsoft_Office_2016_Installer.pkg' for 2 hours now.

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To do so, open Word, Excel or any other Office application, click File menu, click Account, and then click About Word to check if your Office 2016 or Office 365 install is 32-bit or 64-bit. Step 2: Open Command Prompt by typing CMD in Start menu or taskbar search box and then pressing Enter key. Step 3: In the Command Prompt, type the following command and press Enter key. If Office 32-bit is installed on 64-bit Windows, please type the following command and then press Enter key. Cd C: Program Files (x86) Microsoft Office Office16 Or If Office 32-bit is installed on 32-bit Windows, please execute the following command. Cd C: Program Files Microsoft Office Office16 Or If Office 64-bit is installed on 64-bit Windows, type the following key and then press Enter key.

Cd C: Program Files Microsoft Office Office16 In the above command, please replace “C” with the drive letter of the drive where Windows is installed. Important: If you’re still using as part of Office 365 subscription, replace Office16 in above commands with Office15. Likewise, if you’re using Office 2013, please use Office15 in place of Office16 in above commands.

Step 4: Finally, type the following command to view the status of your Office 365 activation. Cscript ospp.vbs /dstatus As you can see in the picture below, if the copy is activated, you will see Licensed next to License Status. And if you want to check the expiry date of your subscription, please refer to our how to guide. Dear Into Windows – For our Office 365 Home (64-bit), I have exactly the same results lines as you show above (except no line for Beta Expiration). My Licensed Status is also “Licensed”. But then I see the same Error Code and Error Description and Remaining Grace as what you have.

My Remaining Grace is 58 days, but my subscription should last for the next 9½ months. Am I OK, or will I wrongly start getting expiration messages in only 58 days? FYI – I am the second user of the five possible users for our Office 365 Home.

My wife is the #1 user. . Make a difference?