How do I reactivate my office account?

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How do I reactivate my Microsoft Office account?
How do I reactivate my Microsoft Office for free?
Can I still use Microsoft Office after subscription expires?
What happens if you don't reactivate Microsoft Office?

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How do I reactivate my Microsoft Office account?

Reopen your Microsoft account.

Go to account.microsoft.com and sign in..

You'll be asked to receive and enter a security code. After you enter the code, your account will be reopened..

How do I reactivate my Microsoft Office for free?

Step 1: open the Office program. On a laptop with free Office for 1 year, programs like Word and Excel are pre-installed. ... .

Step 2: choose an account. An activation screen will appear. ... .

Step 3: log in to Microsoft 365. ... .

Step 4: accept the conditions. ... .

Step 5: get started..

Can I still use Microsoft Office after subscription expires?

Admins and users no longer have access to the services or Office applications that came with the subscription. All customer data—from user data to documents and email—is permanently deleted and is unrecoverable. At this point, you can't reactivate the subscription.

What happens if you don't reactivate Microsoft Office?

That said, according to Microsoft, you will be able to open and view supported documents in Microsoft Office without activation, but you won't be allowed to edit.