I had the registered copy of Microsoft Office installed on by computer. But recently installed Office 2010 Beta version and now I am receiving a message that the product will be valid only up to October 2010. How can I continue using my Office software?
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Hi Vanessa,
Can you advise as to what version of registered Microsoft Office you have? The message is referring to your Office 2010 Beta version. Usually Beta or trial version can only be used for 60 days unless stated longer. Once your trial version has expired you can revert back to your original and registered Microsoft Office by uninstalling the beta version from your Control Panel. To do that, you just need to go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > look for the Office 2010 Beta Version > Click on Uninstall button > Restart your computer. Your computer should pick up the registered Microsoft Office after that.
Aristono
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As you have mentioned that you were having a registered copy of MS-Office (Version not mentioned) on your system then installed the new MS-Office 2010 beta version, which is valid only for 60 days generally.
Now if you want to continue using the MS-Office 2010 then you have to purchase the new license for MS-Office 2010 which is a full packaged product, as Microsoft has not released any version upgrade license for Office 2010. Wherein previous release of Office package we used to have two types of suits one was the upgrade version suite and other was the full version suite.
