On the other hand, if you are dealing with an Office 2013 volume edition, the description field should tell you so. Rearm count is 1 with Office retail edition If one of the description fields contains “RETAIL,” you will notice that the remaining rearm count for the app is set to 1. Search for Office 15 entries in the result list. If you are unsure what edition you have, you can run the following command after you navigate to C:\Windows\system32: cscript slmgr.vbs /dlv all In the most harmless case, the hacking tool might just steal your product key, or your machines might end up in a botnet in the worst case, you become the victim of a ransom attack. You not only commit a theft but you also risk doing your company severe harm.
Extending your activation period, or even using Office for an unlimited time without paying for it, is not worth the risk. Even if they work (and some do), you never know what else they are doing to your computers. I always advise against using such tools. Contrary to its name, this toolset is NOT from Microsoft. The most prominent one is probably the Microsoft Toolkit. You can find tools on the web that allow you to convert a retail edition to a volume edition. The volume edition is only available for volume customers through the Volume Licensing Service Center. Even MSDN subscribers can only download the retail edition. The evaluation edition you can download from Microsoft is also a retail version. You can buy the retail edition in shops, and you can download it from various online stores. If you intend to rearm Office 2013 SP1, you first have to check whether you have a retail edition or a volume edition.
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