Microsoft Office 365 for Enterprises. Volume Licensing Activation Guide. Microsoft Office 365 for Enterprises. Or Office 365 using Volume Licensing. Activating a New Microsoft Office 365 Volume. No Cd Patch Starcraft 1.16.1. Through Office 365 Open channel or Enterprise. Office 365, Microsoft Volume Licensing.

Hi, i had a trial tenant and after buying licencies, i wanted it to convert to paid subscriptions. On step 2, it says subscription is already activated, but i don't know how and who. Are this right steps, can i resend activation mail? Sign in to your 2. Navigate to your Office 365 subscription and click Activate. There will be an email sent to your Online Services (OLS) Contact 4. The activation email will provide you with two options: Sign up or Sign in.

If you have previously created a trial, choose to Sign in. If you do not yet have an Office 365 tenant, choose, Sign up 5. Now, sign in to Office 365 () using your existing Office 365 administrator credentials. After you successfully sign in, you’ll receive another email confirming your purchase. Once you’ve signed in, you can click on Billings –>Subscriptions, to verify that your purchased Office 365 Subscriptions are activated within your tenant. (You can also click the Subscription tab in the VLSC to view details verifying that your subscription has been deposited.).

Microsoft Corporation Published: June 2009 Volume Activation helps Volume Licensing customers automate and manage the activation process. This document is for information technology (IT) implementers who have planned a Volume Activation deployment and are now ready to review and perform the procedures needed for that deployment. This guide is presented in sections. This guide also has been. This guide describes Microsoft® Volume Activation deployment concepts. Volume Activation consists of two technologies—Key Management Service (KMS) and Multiple Activation Key (MAK)—that allow Volume Licensing customers to activate Volume License editions of the Windows® 7 and Windows Server® 2008 R2 operating systems.

The Volume Licensing Service Center at provides more information about Volume Licensing. When planning to use Volume Activation, an organization must choose KMS, MAK, or any combination of the two. The activation methods chosen depend on the needs of the organization and the network infrastructure. For more information about planning a Volume Activation deployment, see the Note This guide provides Volume Activation deployment guidance for the Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 operating systems. This guide does address interoperability between both generations of products, however. For more information about deploying Volume Activation for Windows Vista® and Windows Server 2008, see. Note This guide describes procedures that run scripts and make changes to the registry.

These rights can be delegated to selected information technology (IT) implementers, and the rights to change product keys and perform activations can even be assigned to users, although Microsoft does not recommend this practice. If activation fails, see the for troubleshooting help. The guide includes an error code reference with steps for resolving common issues.