An Error encountered when activating Office 2010

Asked By Robert C Abbott 10 points N/A Posted on - 07/28/2013

Hi,

In other day, I received the following error message while attempting to activate Office 2010 and found that the machine failed to activate.

How can I fix this problem immediately?

Has an ideal to resolve this error?

Provide a best solution. Thanks in advance.

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An unspecified error has occurred. Your request cannot be processed at this time. Please try again later. ( 0x8007000D )

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Answered By oliverpowell 50 points N/A #172163

An Error encountered when activating Office 2010

This error occurs because of permissions issue in the registry and/or other operating system issues.

If you encounter a 0x8007000D error during the Office 2010 activation process, it is advised that you check Device Manager.

For more information, please check this link

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An Error encountered when activating Office 2010

To solve this problem follow these steps”

1. Download SubInACL and install.

2. Next Download and save this file and after extracting activationfix.bat from the ZIP file, save it to the source of C:/

3.Open Command Prompt and  enter a similar command like “Syntax :     at TIME C:activationfix.bat “

Note: With this command you will be able to replace “Time” in 24:00 format.

After running the “AT” Command, wait few minutes and next Reboot your PC. Now you will see that your Office 2010 activation attempt again.

4. Cleanup Now and you may uninstall SubInACL through Add/ Remove Programs or delete C:/activationfix.bat.

Your problem has solved!

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