MacPilot Install for Windows: A Solution to Microsoft's Licensing Woes

Microsoft's licensing and support issues have long been a thorn in the side of Mac users, particularly those who upgraded to macOS Mojave (10.14.2). I'm one such user, having spent a frustrating 5 hours trying to get Office 2016 to work on my Mojave machine only to give up and switch to Numbers and Pages.

The problem is not unique to me, as many others have reported similar issues with Microsoft's software on Macs. In my case, the Office apps will launch fine when booted from a High Sierra clone, suggesting that the issue lies with Mojave itself.

Before resorting to using Pages and Numbers for all my productivity needs, I decided to search for troubleshooting solutions. Unfortunately, Google search results yielded little help, with many users expressing frustration at Microsoft's lack of clear guidance on resolving these issues.

One suggestion from the Microsoft forum was to delete the 'CORPSE' folder (which doesn't exist on my system) or reinstall Office. While this may seem straightforward, I'm hesitant to do so without knowing what it entails and whether it will require me to locate my original Office install disc and serial number.

For those who have successfully installed MacPilot for Windows, I'd love to hear your troubleshooting strategies and any potential solutions you've found. Perhaps together, we can find a way to resolve this mess and get Microsoft's software working smoothly on our Macs once again.

In the meantime, I'll continue to explore alternative productivity tools like Numbers and Pages, which have proven capable of meeting my limited requirements. Who knows? Maybe this is the wake-up call Microsoft needs to revamp its licensing and support policies for Mac users.

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