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I purchased a Project Standard 2013 license from a third party (TrinitySupplies). On the page I claim the license, it provides the key and points me to https://officesetup.getmicrosoftkey.com/. From there, I go through the steps up to downloading the installer. The site does not present me with the option of a 64-bit installer, only 32-bit. I have been unable to locate a 64-bit installer for Project Standard 2013 anywhere else online. Can someone please point me toward it?
Thanks.
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https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-project-professional-2013
This link is for Project Professional. Can I use a Project Standard license with a Project Professional installer?
I have all 64-bit Office apps installed.
I will contact Trinity Supplies as well. I was hoping this was going to be a simpler issue to resolve.
Great. I'm glad Trinity was able to resolve the issue. As to why they would direct you to a 32-bit only site - I don't know. I guess that is a question best posed to Trinity.
Thanks for letting us know you did get it resolved.
Sorry - I skipped over the "standard" part. The best I can suggest is contact Trinity. If you have all 64 bit installed, you'll certainly want the 64 bit version of Project.
Trinity was able to help me.
I find it odd, however, that their standard procedure pointed me to a Microsoft site that provided no 64-bit option.
Thank you.
Sorry - I skipped over the "standard" part. The best I can suggest is contact Trinity. If you have all 64 bit installed, you'll certainly want the 64 bit version of Project.
If you have any Office 32-bit products installed you cannot install the 64 bit version of Project. Do you have 32 bit versions of Office installed?
I don't know if the key you have will work with an evaluation copy, but you can download the 64 bit evaluation copy from:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-project-professional-2013
I'd suggest getting in contact with Trinity Supplies - they are the ones who sold you the key and they should be able to help you out. They have a 30-day custom satisfaction guarantee, according to their web page.