For instance, if you bought online and downloaded it - Microsoft did not provide product key for it. It really depends on where you got your copy of Office 2013. Since you can get the last 5 characters, so you should be able to use the cscript method (see below) to get the last 5 chars and compare that to the list (if you have kept one) of the keys that were used. The hash is unique, and it's called ProductID, but there is no way to tie a PK to a PID. Instead it stores a 1-way hash calculated from the PK, and since you can't reverse a hash you can't get the key back.
Apparently MS no longer stores the full Product Key for Office 2013 H&B in the registry. Belarc Advisor will pull your Office 2013 key, and so much more.It didn't for the one "Office 2013 Home and Business" installation I tested.
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