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Depends upon the vla key.<br />
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&nbsp;KMS and MAK activation<br />
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<a href="https://licensingapps.microsoft.com/product-activation" rel="ugc">https://licensingapps.microsoft.com/product-activation</a>
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Neither of those articles mentioned how to &quot;reuse&quot; a key.
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We uninstall Office before installing on a new computer. Since you do not have the computers now, I think you have to call Microsoft Licensing Support to see if they can help you.
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J.R. Sitman

Technology and Business Process Advisor

Lee W, MVP

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Just echoing what David said - slightly differently. &nbsp;KEYS are not licenses. &nbsp;ACTIVATIONS are not licenses. &nbsp;LICENSES *ARE* LICENSES. &nbsp;Microsoft provides an initial number of activations, from what I've seen, often MANY more than the licenses. &nbsp;If you exceed that number you contact Microsoft and request additional activations. &nbsp;<br />
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Case in point - Microsoft EXPLICITLY allows you to use a SINGLE Volume License image of Windows on systems that ship with the same edition (Pro), but they only give you 50 Activations. &nbsp;If you purchase 100 new machines you can EASILY go over that number (of course, then you should probably be using a KMS system, but there's no REQUIREMENT that you do (as far as I've ever heard)).
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Thanks, I will call tomorrow.
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We have used up all our Volume keys for Office Pro 2016. &nbsp;However, we do not have some of the computers that we used it on. &nbsp;Can some of the keys be reused?
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We have used up all our Volume keys for Office Pro 2016.  However, we do not have some of the computers that we used it on.  Can some of the keys be reused?

Can Microsoft Volume licenses be reused?

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.