Transferring Office onto boot up drive

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Hi, i am currently planning on upgrading my computer and i plan on using an SSD as the boot up drive, i will be getting a new version of windows for this as i am currently only using 32 bit. however i have office on my current drive which i would want to use and hopefully not buy again, i will be using my current hard drive as a slave drive for files on the computer once i have the SSD in it but i do not know whether office will run from the slave drive without putting it onto the boot drive which i dont think would work, or if there is a way of copying the license and stuff over to the boot drive so i can run it in the new OS
 
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"Cloning" is not applicable if the user is going from 32bit to 64bit.
Full reinstall, including applications (Office).
 
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Assuming you still have the license key, reinstall after the new OS.
 
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Assuming you still have the license key, reinstall after the new OS.[/quotemsg]


so i can re use the office if i still have the codes? i thought that was bound to the drive or something
 
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so i can re use the office if i still have the codes? i thought that was bound to the drive or something[/quotemsg]

Not bound to any particular drive, motherboard, or system.
If you have the valid license key, reinstall as needed with the new OS.
 
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