How to permanently activate your Microsoft Office package for free is the topic of our blog today.
So let's get started.
Many of us use the
Office package for free, because of which we cannot get all the services. Many
times, typing lock happens.
Today I will give you
some tricks through which you can easily activate the Office package for free.
However, these can only
be used in Windows 8,9,10,11,11 Pro versions.
The methods are:-
Microsoft Activation
Scripts (MAS)
Open-source Windows and
Office activator featuring HWID, Ohook, KMS38, and Online KMS activation
methods, along with advanced troubleshooting.
Download / How to use
it?
Method - PowerShell
(Windows 8 and later)
1.PowerShell (Not CMD). To
do that, right-click on the Windows start menu and select PowerShell or
Terminal.
2.Copy and paste the code
below and press enter
Code
|
irm
https://get.activated.win | iex |
3.You will see the
activation options. Choose [1] HWID for Windows activation. Choose [2] Ohook
for Office activation.
4.That's all
|
More
options |
*Alternatively, you can use
the following (It will be deprecated in the future.
irm
https://massgrave.dev/get | iex
*The URL get.activated.win might be blocked by some DNS services because
it is a new domain
NOTE.
*The IRM command in
PowerShell downloads a script from a specified URL, and the IEX command
executes it.
*Always double-check the
URL before executing the command and verify the source if manually downloading
files.
*Be cautious, as some
spread malware disguised as MAS by using different URLs in the IRM command.
Features
*HWID (Digital License)
Method to Permanently Activate Windows
*Ohook Method to
Permanently Activate Office
*KMS38 Method to Activate
Windows/Server Till the Year 2038
*Online KMS Method to
Activate Windows/Server/Office For 180 Days (Lifetime With Renewal Task)
*Advanced Activation
Troubleshooting
*OEM Folders For Preactivation
*Change Windows Edition
*Change Office Edition
*Check Windows/Office
Activation Status
*Available in All In One
and Separate Files Versions
*Fully Open Source and
Based on Batch Scripts
*Fewer Antivirus Detections
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