How to activate Microsoft Office: Excel, Word, Powerpoint for FREE! — Transcript
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- 0:00Good evening. Today we will discuss how
- 0:02you activate your Microsoft apps such as
- 0:07uh PowerPoint, Excel, Word, and so on.
- 0:11So, we have this GitHub. I will link it
- 0:13down below. Thanks to these individuals
- 0:15for making this.
- 0:16Now, first of all, we will go and access
- 0:18our PowerShell.
- 0:21It's uh the Windows prompt.
- 0:24Now, we will copy-paste this command.
- 0:30And we click enter.
- 0:31And now it it will download the package
- 0:33necessary for this to work.
- 0:41So, now, as you can see, it would like
- 0:42to activate our Office. So, it's OHOOK.
- 0:45Now, we click number two.
- 0:48And now we click on number one in order
- 0:50to install OHOOK
- 0:53Office activation.
- 0:56And now we just wait.
- 1:11Now that it's done, we click on any key.
- 1:14Now, you click on zero in order to exit.
- 1:17Now, you type exit.
- 1:20And now we will go access our
- 1:23Office apps.
- 1:25I will choose Excel.
- 1:33Now, we will check if it's activated.
- 1:35And as you can see, everything is
- 1:36activated. It even tells us that you
- 1:38will have uh
- 1:40uh renewed your license, as you can see
- 1:43here.
- 1:44Uh it lets you access these apps, Word,
- 1:46Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and so on.
- 1:49Now, you click on exit, and
- 1:51congratulations. Thanks for watching.
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