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The forum thread discusses challenges in obtaining a replacement ISO image for Office Professional Plus 2010 linked to a MOLP product key. The original poster explains that their school’s closure and expired account prevented access to the necessary download, and subsequent responses suggest trying the VLSC site or contacting Microsoft directly, though with some skepticism about success. Ultimately, one user recommends contacting Microsoft or switching to free alternatives like LibreOffice. The overall tone reflects frustration but offers possible solutions.
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Shirker

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I am in need of a replacement disc or ISO image for Office Professional Plus 2010, but my product key will work only with the image distributed through Open Licensing. And I no longer have access to the download through the Microsoft Web sight.

Any help would be eternally (or at least until 2020) appreciated.

Andy
 

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I'm afraid not. That site does not recognize product keys from MOLP.
 

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Pretty sure you just need to login to the VLSC. Link Removed
 

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Yes. The problem is that the school where I worked went out of business, and I neglected to download the images before my account ended. I doubt that Microsoft has any interest in 1,000 or so licenses for a product that is two years away from EOL. But I can imagine some crank deciding to de-activate the license just on principal. Having Office is a convenience--that's why I continue to use Office 2007--but losing a lifetime supply of licenses for Windows 7 would be a pain.
 

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You'll probably need to contact Microsoft directly about it. The alternative would be to use LibreOffice which is free.
 

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