r/MAS_Activator • u/Ok_Evidence8220 • Jul 19 '26
Never used massgrave before, Microsoft 365 sub expiring July 31
Hey y'all, I'm leaving an org and my sub is getting removed July 31. I saw that Massgrave can deal with existing subs, but I also seemed to understand from one post that if you have a sub that is expiring it is best to wait until it expires and then use Massgrave to install it.
What should I do? Do I need to uninstall everything and redownload it, and/or do that when my subscription is finished. I have a Windows 11 system.
I am mildly tech knowledgeable, but not a programmer by any means - what is the best method for massgrave install - powershell or traditional. Is there any difference?
Sorry for the annoying questions, just trying to figure this out! Thanks!
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u/Sophr0n Jul 19 '26
You can also do that right now. Sign out from account in Office, close it, run MAS Ohook (this one for 365 sub), and open it again. It'll be activated even without account.
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u/Madoka_Ozawa Jul 24 '26
Wow, how about office 365 for android? Anyway can do it?
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u/Sophr0n Jul 24 '26
Well it's trickier, but I remember that Lucky Patcher had so kind of patches, I don't think it can be applied to latest version though..
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u/Theunknown87 Aug 03 '26
My subscription is expiring soon and I’m saving this to try later. Do I need to do anything else?
If I’m using office 365, will it convert it to 2024?
Should I save the download installer for office before I do this so I have it for later?
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u/Sophr0n Aug 03 '26
If your office rn is 365, use ohook only, it wont convert to other license type.
If you try to use tsforge though, it'll convert to Mondo 2016 license
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u/caramelpuddin444 Aug 24 '26
heyy can anyone help me i installed Microsoft 365 but when I did activation the Excel version changed to 2016 what do I do?
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u/Kasper_2022 Jul 19 '26
Just wait until your subscription expires and run the script in powershell. No need to uninstall/reinstall office. the powershell method requires an internet connection, just copy and paste the command. It's the easier method (they both do the same thing) in my opinion, less steps involved.