2010 would have Microsoft Product ID card. Microsoft Product Identifier (MPI) card ships with system orders that include Office. Otherwise its just the trial that expires. There is no restoring the trial version of office. An MPI card is the Microsoft Product Information Card. It contains the product key that you use to activate your Microsoft Office product when you open the software for the first time. The MPI card ships with the system. The envelope is attached to the system box. [IMAGE] M2 drives can be offline cloned however these devices are VERY expensive. [URL] [IMAGE]
How to transfer the entire system (Windows, etc.) from the old SSD m.2 (system disk "C") to a new one? I want to change the disk "C" (250 GB) to a new 500 GB. I bought a computer (Alienware R11) with Windows 10 Pro and Microsoft Office 2010 already preinstalled. Is it possible for all these installations to be transferred to a new SSD? How do I transfer the factory settings - the entire system (Windows, etc.) from the old disk to the new one? I heard that Dell has a special utility for this – it makes a copy of my SSDM.2 disks "C" and after replacing the disk installs this copy on a new SSD M.2 disk - is it so?And more. Office 2010 has lost activation. There are no documents or stickers. Does anyone know if it can be restored?
Aurora R11, transfer data from SSD M.2 to a new one?