TL;DR: Get lifetime licenses for Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro together for only $45.
Last year, Microsoft raised the price of Microsoft 365 and ended support for Windows 10. If you’re still paying a subscription or running an outdated operating system, then check out this two-part upgrade that gives you a lifetime license for Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro for only $44.97 (reg. $418.99).
This Microsoft Office license comes with
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Word
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Excel
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PowerPoint
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Outlook
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Teams (free version)
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OneNote
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Publisher
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Access
This is not Microsoft 365, so there are no monthly or yearly charges. You can work offline, too.
The Windows 11 Pro key lets you move off Windows 10 and onto a supported OS with stronger built-in security. Your PC needs to meet the Windows 11 requirements, including a compatible CPU, TPM 2.0, UEFI firmware, 4GB RAM, and at least 64GB of storage. Once installed, Windows 11 Pro adds features like BitLocker device encryption, improved app control, modern driver and security support, and access to newer tools such as snap layouts and Copilot in Windows.
Windows 11 Pro gives you a wide range of improvements. You get stronger protection through TPM 2.0, secure boot, BitLocker device encryption, and smarter app control, which helps block untrusted software and reduces the chances of malware slipping through. For work, Windows 11 Pro adds snap layouts, better handling for multiple desktops and monitors, and built-in tools such as Remote Desktop, Windows Sandbox, and Hyper-V for testing or virtual machines. Copilot in Windows can even help with quick tasks like changing settings, summarizing pages, or drafting text.
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Right now, it’s only $44.97 to get Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro, but this offer ends soon.
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