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I have been notified that my hardware will not support Windows 11. Currently
I am on Windows 10.
Question:
If I purchase a new PC with Windows 11, will I be able to download and continue to use my license of “Office Home and Business 2013” ?
My concern is given that Office 2013 has come to “end of life”, I will lose the ability to download and continue to use it.
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Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
While Office 2013 is no longer supported, it will work correctly in Windows 11, there will be no problem using that in Windows 11.
Do you have the installer and product key for your Office 2013, because that pre-dates digital licencing.
Microsoft offers Office Home and Business 2013 for download IF you have a Microsoft 365 subscription:
Download and install or reinstall Office 2019, Office 2016, or Office 2013
Office Home and Business 2013 is not available from Microsoft without a subscription. While you can probably find an installer for Office Home and Business 2013 from third-parties, downloading from a third party website has risks and I cannot in good conscience recommend doing that.
