The way ALL Office 365 licenses are handled is fundamentally different than previous licenses.
What you are doing simply shows that no one explained the new way Office 365 licenses work. Yes, Office 365 HOME can be shared with other users in your 'home'. This isn't sharing or selling a key outside our family. No interest in keeping track of my wife's login information to install this, and we sensibly don't want the younger folk having her login information either.Īnd yes, this is just for our family. Is this correct? We can only use my wife's credentials to install the 5 User Office Home 365 with the subscription we purchased for FIVE people in our family? I have It seems Office 365 Home is only ONE USER, despite all indications it's for FIVE users. I don't want to double-pay for the same thing, and I'm frustrated over this double-dipping ****. I tried using Key Install and it still forwards me to Microsoft's website to log in with my credentials, and then the Install button is greyed out, and I get forwarded to a site to 'renew' my Officeģ65 Home subscription, even though we just paid for a valid 5 user/pc subscription.
So, I tried to install it on our 2nd PC, and cannot do it. My wife purchased an Office 365 Home subscription package with 5 User Skype, 5 User Onedrive, 5PC's + 5 tablets.
