If office fails to activate - possibly displaying a blank logon window or the logon window disappears - use the Office Diagnostic tool found here: https://diagnostics.office.com/#/
The tool must be run as administrator but sign in as the user that is experience the activation issues. Office may activate under the Administrator account instead of the user's account even though you sign in with the user's credentials. Follow these steps to switch the license from the Administrator to the User - in addition to the instructions on the following page make sure to log into the Admin Office 365 account online and click to Deactivate the computer from that account: Changing Office Pro Plus Activation Credentials for Windows...
Changing Office Pro Plus Activation Credentials for Windows
Created by: Nathan Mitchell
Note: This article only applies if you need to change your Office Pro Plus activation credentials to another account that has the same Office 365 license as your current account. If you are upgrading or downgrading your Office 365 license you must uninstall Office Pro Plus then re-install Office Pro Plus from the portal of the other account. This is required because different Office 365 licenses provide different levels of Office Pro Plus functionality.
1. Open Microsoft Word > Click your name in the upper right corner then click Switch Account > Click Sign Out > Click Sign Out next to the account Office Pro Plus is currently activated on then click Yes on the Remove Account window.
2. Close Microsoft Word > In Windows 8.1 or older Click Start > type cmd in the search bar > right-click on the Command Prompt program > click Run as Administrator. In Windows 10...
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