I would recommend going to settings > system > display. Then change the scale of the monitor to be 100%. Then try your steps again and see if you can see the accept box now. If everything works then you can change the scale back to how it was if you want. 31 people found this reply helpful. Report abuse. Go to Control Panel --> User Accounts and turn-off User Account Control (click on Change User Account Control Settings > Never Notify > OK) Restart your computer, start an Office program, accept the EULA, restart an. Office program to make sure EULA doesn't pop-up, go back to User Accounts. and turn User Account Control on, then 1.Sign out all your account from your apps and close all Office apps. 2.Click Win+E key Open File Explorer. 3.Type this path: Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Credential Manager. 4.Clear off all credentials under Windows Credentials > Generic . 5.Now reboot your computer and only sign in your business account. Regards, Try working with the Word Safe mode and check if it helps. Hold the windows key + Letter ‘R’ on the keyboard to launch the Run command > Copy and paste the following command line in the open box and click Ok. Winword /safe. If, word works properly do you need to disable add-ins: Go into Word. Click on File menu. End user license agreement keeps showing up. After reloading and activating Outlook 2003 (went from XP to Windows 7), the end user license agreement requires acceptance evertime I open up outlook, even though I've accepted it. Does anyone know how to keep this from happening? This thread is locked. You can vote as helpful, but you cannot reply After installation, Please launch and sign in with the affected users‘ Office 365 credential. According to issue , select the issue from the list. Support and Recovery Assistant Tool will examine the affected computer with a series of tests and check automatically. Please also try to lower account security level in User Account Control gP5jV. To improve customer security, basic authentication is disabled for Outlook, Exchange Web Services (EWS), Remote PowerShell (RPS), POP, IMAP, and Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) protocols in Exchange Online. Because Outlook only supports Modern authentication for Exchange profiles (MAPI/HTTP and EWS), Outlook.com, and Gmail at the moment. 1. Close all Office applications. 2. Go to Finder>Applications>Utilities>Keychain Access and remove the following password entries: Microsoft Office Identities Cache 2. Microsoft Office Identities Settings 2. 3.Search for all occurrences of ADAL in the keychain and remove all those entries if present. 4. Delete the Microsoft Office 15 folder in the Programs files. If unable to delete, launch the task manager and click 'Show processes from all users'. Locate integrateoffice.exe and end it. The license is activated but the activation window keeps popping up. This started occurring only after updating Office from Windows update. For some reason the eval license won't go away, Office keeps asking to activate yet the MAK license is already activated: PS C:\Windows\system32> cscript "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office16 Close the Browser window using whichever method is necessary, as it cannot escape the browser unless you download something from the page. If you cannot close the browser window, right click the Task Bar or press Ctrl + Alt + Delete keys to open the Task Manager, choose Show Less Details, highlight the browser and choose End Task.

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