Regarding Opens a new window MAYBE their code truly does what it says, but it's an exe. What was possible in the past should never govern or lead to risky choices today. Agreed about keeping ISOs, downloaded directly from Microsoft not anywhere else. MAYBE your source was ok, wouldn't bet on it, and you're no longer even sure where the **** it came from. They should care that you used an unverifiable source for their Office installer. The client doesn't really care that thier old IT guy is slow or not responding when asked for info.

This was a special case where most clients go 365 I didn't have a Office 2016 pro iso. I use the same ISO for mutiple clients just different keys

We typically save all the ISO's, the ISO's are not tied to a license only the type of license.

(info meaning the portal log in) I can get the keys easily. We are an MSP we don't buy software, our clients do and many times new clients don't hand over the info fast enough because some IT person is losing a job to us or they quit and no one really has the info. I remember not to long ago ( maybe 5 years ago, I could be wrong) we could log in and download any thing MS had, we didn't have to have the software added to our library. I don't see why I can't easily get the software. It was late when I found it) but I have a legit working license. I can't remember the site it wasn't MS (some site that had multiple current and old version available.

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