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How To Check Office 2019/365 Activation Status

Last Updated on September 25, 2020 by admin 8 Comments

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One of the advantages of Office 365 over the traditional Office suite is that subscribers always get to use the newest version of Office. In addition to Office applications, all editions offer at least 1 TB of free OneDrive storage space.

Installing and activating Office 365 or Office 2106/2019 suite is relatively easy. But after installing and activating Office 365 of Office 2019/2016 on your Windows PC, you might want to check the activation status of Office install to make sure that you’re running a licensed copy of Office 365/2019/2016 on your PC.

Generally, Office programs display “Activate your copy of Office” message when you are running Office without activation, which clearly indicates that the Office is not activated. If you need a concrete answer on the activation status of Office, refer to the directions given below.

Check the activation status of your Office 365/2019/2016 via Command Prompt

In order to check the activation status of your Office 365/2019/2016 install, you need to execute two small commands in Command Prompt. Complete the given below directions to know the activation status of Microsoft Office 2016/2019/365 on Windows.

Step 1: The first step is to check the type of your Office 2016/2019 or Office 365 installation. To do so, open Word, Excel or any other Office application, click File menu, click Account, and then click About Word to check if your Office 2016, Office 2019 or Office 365 install is 32-bit or 64-bit.

check office 365 or office 2016 activation status step (7)

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Step 2: Open Command Prompt by typing CMD in the Start menu or taskbar search box and then pressing Enter key.

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Step 3: In the Command Prompt, type the following command and press Enter key.

If Office 32-bit is installed on 64-bit Windows, please type the following command and then press Enter key.

cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office16

Or

If Office 32-bit is installed on 32-bit Windows, please execute the following command.

cd C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office16

Or

If Office 64-bit is installed on 64-bit Windows, type the following key and then press Enter key.

cd C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office16

In the above command, please replace “C” with the drive letter of the drive where Windows is installed.

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Important: If you’re still using Office 2013 as part of Office 365 subscription, replace Office16 in the above commands with Office15. Likewise, if you’re using Office 2013, please use Office15 in place of Office16 in the above commands.

Step 4: Finally, type the following command to view the status of your Office 365 activation.

cscript ospp.vbs /dstatus

As you can see in the picture below, if the copy is activated, you will see Licensed next to License Status.

check office 2016 or 365 activation status step 8.1

And if you want to check the expiry date of your subscription, please refer to our how to check Office 365 subscription expiry date guide.

Filed Under: Microsoft Office Tagged: Office 2016, Office 365

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Comments

  1. Johann Skibbe says

    June 20, 2020 at 1:05 am

    Dear Into Windows, I bought 4 X Office16 Home and Business for my PC’s at home. 3 desktop and 1 laptop. All 4 installed and activated without any issues. To date they all update monthly and are currently running on the latest version being: Version 2005 (Build 12627.20336 Click-to-Run). My concern comes in when checking the activation in cmd (dstatus).
    One reflects as follows; the other three the same, however, without the Beta Expiration: 1601/01/01:

    License Name: Office 16, Office 16 Home&Business R_Retail3 edition
    License Description: Office 16, RETAIL Channel
    Beta Expiration: 1601/01/01
    LICENSE STATUS: —LICENSED—
    Last 5 characters of installed product key: TMT7X

    Why did 3 install correctly and the 4th with the added line before LICENSED; Beta Expiration: 1601/01/01?

    Did I do something wrong and how will it effect my activation?

    Please advise wether I can correct the issue or not. Much appreciated

  2. ulf moebus says

    June 15, 2019 at 11:15 pm

    script was not found, meanwhile I’ve installed office 2016

  3. Angie says

    October 14, 2018 at 2:22 am

    I have deactivated Office 365, however, when I open Excel or Word they still open as 365.

    I am taking an Excel 2016 class and need to reactivate my 2016 products. Can anyone help me with this?

  4. Usman Haider says

    June 2, 2018 at 7:25 pm

    I am using office 2007 and seller told me that this key is valid for lifetime. So how do I check that my product key is valid for lifetime or not.

    Thanks

  5. Irfan says

    December 6, 2017 at 10:03 pm

    What to do when license expires? how to renew your license?

  6. Aditya Bajaj says

    March 31, 2017 at 1:12 pm

    How to check if this is lifetime or not I cant see an expiration date on mine

  7. Ojasvi Balotia says

    March 25, 2017 at 12:06 am

    Hey there I had followed your steps but in my liscence satus its showing NOTIFICATION .
    so what should I do.

  8. glnz says

    August 13, 2016 at 5:32 pm

    Dear Into Windows – For our Office 365 Home (64-bit), I have exactly the same results lines as you show above (except no line for Beta Expiration). My Licensed Status is also “Licensed”.
    But then I see the same Error Code and Error Description and Remaining Grace as what you have.
    My Remaining Grace is 58 days, but my subscription should last for the next 9½ months. Am I OK, or will I wrongly start getting expiration messages in only 58 days?
    FYI – I am the second user of the five possible users for our Office 365 Home. My wife is the #1 user. Make a difference? Thanks.

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