Dyld Error Message: Library not loaded: @rpath/mbukernel.framework/Versions/14/mbukernel Referenced from: /Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Microsoft Word.app/Contents/MacOS/Microsoft Word Reason: image not found This is the error message I receive when I attempt to start Word from a copy of Office:Mac 2011 purchased from the Apple Store. I have reloaded the App and when entering the Product Key (previously operational) was told it is incorrect after double checking accuracy of entry. What is the solution?

How do i get my mac suitable for adobe lightroom. Hi, We support Office for Windows in the current forum, since this question is about Office for Mac, I suggest you post the question in Office for Mac forum: The reason why we recommend posting appropriately is you will get the most qualified pool of respondents, and other partners who read the forums regularly can either share their knowledge or learn from your interaction with us. Thank you for your understanding. Thanks for Rich's suggestion. Melon Chen TechNet Community Support It's recommended to download and install, which is developed by Microsoft Support teams. Once the tool is installed, you can run it at any time to scan for hundreds of known issues in Office programs.

@Crakdkorn Could you please follow the instructions below and paste the output? At the step to enter your key, you will see whether you have a valid key.

Apr 16, 2018  When you try to start any Office for Mac 2011 application, you are prompted to enter the product key and activate the program or to purchase the product online. You receive this prompt even though the product is licensed.

The Office for Mac 14.4.6 update is also available from Microsoft AutoUpdate. AutoUpdate is a program that automatically keeps Microsoft software up-to-date. To use AutoUpdate, start a Microsoft Office program. Then, click Check for Updates on the Help menu. Important: If you don't see Check for Updates on the Help menu, download the latest version of the Microsoft AutoUpdate tool. Run the tool and then start over at step 1. The Check for Updates option now appears on the Help menu.

Then when you run /act, you'll see if activation is successful. If you try different keys and you're getting errors, then it may be a network issue. It's important to paste the result of /act so I can see what the error code is when you try to activate. Open an elevated command prompt a. The path below is the default install path, so it may be different if you've customized your install b. If you’re using 32b Office on a 64b OS, you may need to run it from the “Program Files (x86)” folder c. Start, search for ‘cmd’, right click on the command prompt window and select “Run as administrator” d.

Cscript '%ProgramFiles% Microsoft Office Office14 ospp.vbs' /dstatusall Enter your key a. Cscript '%ProgramFiles% Microsoft Office Office14 ospp.vbs' /inpkey: b. Include the dashes in the product key Trigger activation a. Launching an Office application will then prompt you for activation via the UI. Alternatively you can trigger it using this command: b.

Cscript '%ProgramFiles% Microsoft Office Office14 ospp.vbs' /act Check the status a. The following command will show the licensing status. Alternatively in the Office UI you can view the status by clicking File, Help. Word for mac paragraph formatting not working. Cscript '%ProgramFiles% Microsoft Office Office14 ospp.vbs' /dstatusall Ted Way [MSFT], Program Manager, Microsoft Office: Enterprise Licensing, Group Policy, and 64-bit Office. When you had installed the product key, did it prompt you to activate online?

Were there any error messages during this process, or did it tell you that you had activated successfully? Which version of the software did you purchase? Did you purchase Word by itself, or did you purchase a suite of products, such as Word, Excel, and PPT (e.g. Office Home & Student, Home & Business, Professional)? If you reboot your computer, then start up Word, what do you see when you click the Help tab on the right side?

Does it say you are using a trial version of Word? Ted Way [MSFT], Program Manager, Microsoft Office: Enterprise Licensing, Group Policy, and 64-bit Office. Ted, You asked these questions and the user did not reply. If I might be so bold, as I have hit this wall myself, may I answer these questions as they pertain to me? I have an MSDN enterprise license and this particular key is one that I activated just over a year ago. I had to do an os reinstall to fix a wonky program with a funky license.

When I did so, oddly after installing Office 2010 Professional Plus, the program did not ask for activation. Today, I opened MS WORD and the activation screen said I am unlicensed and have 4 days to activate (and it has probably been about six months since I reinstalled the OS - ). The activation screen includes a place to re-enter (or put in new key) but there is no method available to tell it to activate. I have tried several good keys and the keys all show up as invalid. I suppose that has some truth in certain circumstances, but for a enterprise MSDN license it should not have context. Particularly as I tried a newly requested key and it provides the same error message regarding the key's validity. Version is 14.0.5128.5000 (64 bit) On the day I installed, I was testing an application under a different language bar.