Activation Assistant for the Microsoft Office suites 1.0.1

Activation Assistant is a tool developed by Microsoft to help users activate their Office software after installation.

You should use Activation Assistant when you have installed a new copy of Office on your computer, or when you are reinstalling Office on a computer that has already had it installed.

Activation Assistant collects information about your software and hardware configuration, including the version of Office you are using and your computer's hardware ID. This information is used to help verify your product key and ensure that you are using a genuine copy of Office.

An internet connection is required to use Activation Assistant, as it needs to connect with Microsoft's activation servers to verify your product key and activate your software.

If you are unable to activate your software through Activation Assistant, you may need to contact Microsoft support for assistance.

Yes, you can use Activation Assistant on multiple computers to activate Office software. However, you will need a separate product key for each copy of Office that you install.

Activation is linked to your hardware configuration, so if you are reinstalling Office on the same computer, you may not need to reactivate it. However, if you make significant changes to your computer's hardware, you may need to reactivate your software.

Yes, you can use Activation Assistant to activate a trial version of Office using a valid product key.

No, Activation Assistant is only available for Windows computers.

If you do not activate your copy of Office, it will eventually enter a limited functionality mode where certain features will be disabled until it is activated.