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I had to restore my iMac from a Time Machine backup. Everything seemed fine until I tried to start Office 2011 and it is asking me to re-enter my product key. I am trying to locate my key (I believe I downloaded this version originally and it should be in my email but I can't find it) I tried a program that is supposed to 'find the keys for products installed on your computer' (Mac Product Key Finder) and it found my very old Office 2008 key, but not 2011.

If you can't use About This Mac or System Information because your Mac doesn't finish starting up, look for a serial number or model name on the outside of your Mac, or on its original packaging, receipt, or invoice. If necessary, get help from an Apple service provider near you.

I am surprised that if I had a totally working install before recovering from back-up that this wasn't restored as well - do I have any options to find it hiding somewhere on my drive? Note: The recovery was after a hard drive was replaced by the Apple store - if that makes a difference, so this is a new internal drive. This thread is a bit old, but in case someone else finds themselves looking for the answer, this just worked for me: To move / re-install your licensed copy of Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac on a different computer / OSX installation, and re-authorize it without the license / serial / key available, copy the following from the old machine to the corresponding (same) spot on the new computer. Please note that you should be looking for these folders in the root directory of the drive on which OSX is installed-- NOT in your user directory. To get there, in the Finder click Go-->Computer-->[name of the hard drive that has OSX installed.usually 'Macintosh HD'].then look for the following folders: • /Applications/Microsoft Office 2011 folder (copy the entire folder, with all its contents) • /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.microsoft.office.licensing.helper.plist • /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/com.microsoft.office.licensing.helper • /Library/Preferences/com.microsoft.office.licensing.plist From.

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