I have a Dell Notebook which came with pre-installed MS Office 2007 Professional software. Unfortunately, Windows XP developed a series of problems so I had to re-install it from scratch which wiped out MS Office (along with many other windows apps). I tried reinstalling from other Office 2007 professional disks but the license number was invalid. After much research I discovered that I have 'Microsoft Office Professional Hybrid 2007' which is an OEM specific version of the software and that is the reason that my license key would not work. No problem, I thought - I will just contact Dell and they can either supply the software on disk or it will be available for download from their web site.

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Bear in mind I am a long-standing (small) business customer and have been using Dell systems for probably 15 years or more. I currently have 2 desktops and 7 notebooks, all of which are Dell. I finally managed to get through to a person at Dell (great joy) and was informed that Dell no longer supplies or supports Office 2007 therefore it could not provide the software in any format for me to re-install. Lets speak to Microsoft, I thought stupidly. No problem getting through but because my software is an OEM version, microsoft can not provide a copy of it - I need to go back to my system supplier (I feel the onset of deja vu!!). Back on to Dell. No problem, sir - you just have to purchase a copy of Microsoft Office Professional 2010 (£269 from Dell with a new system) and your problem will be resolved.

So there you have it - I buy a product from Dell for around £300 (the original cost of Office Professional 2007) and four years later the product is useless because I can not re-install it. I have a couple of questions of Dell: 1. Grand theft auto v cheats. Is this legal - I have purchased a product which is no longer usable through no fault of my own 2. Is this ethical - It seems like some twisted method of selling more copies of Office 2010 (which, incidentally, I do not really want) 3. How many other people are in a similar predicament - having expensive software which is un-usable Unfortunatlely, under the sale of goods act, my contract is with Dell therefore they are responsible for resolving this problem.

Even more unfortunately (not sure if that grammar is 100% correct so my apologies) Dell refuses point blank to assist in any way. I doubt very much that all copies of their OEM software relating to 2007 Office were destroyed the instant that microsoft said they were no longer supporting it. Paruthiveeran songs mp3 download.

In fact I suspect that there are copies which, as a professional copmpany, Dell has archived. But the down side is that I am powerless to do anything about it and I can not even find anyone to speak with to discuss this further. I suspect I have bought or recommended around 100 purchases of Dell systems in my life. That is either for my personal usage, business usage, or recommendations to friends, family and colleagues. Not a massive amount, I am sure you will agree. But I can't seem myself making a 101st recommendation to buy Dell!!!