The new drive should appear in your directory. Note: If you already have a drive labeled D: , Office creates a virtual drive with the next available letter, which would be E: as shown in the next step below. Save the image: You can also choose to save a copy of this virtual drive to a thumb drive or disc for later use. Select the Officefolder from the virtual drive and then double-click either the Setup If you're not sure which version is right for you, see Choose the bit or bit version of Office.
When you see the message, You're all set , you can access your Office applications. After your Office installation is complete, you need to activate Office. Be sure you're connected to the Internet and then open any Office application, such as Word or Excel. In most cases, Office is activated once you start an application and after you click Accept to agree to the License terms.
If you need activation help, see Activate Office. From the Update Options drop-down list box, select Update Now. The tool is designed for enterprise environments and runs from the command line, so the steps are more complicated--but they'll still work for installation on a single device. You must have an Officelicense assigned to you to install and activate Office. To check if you have one, see What Microsoft business product or license do I have? Create a folder on your hard drive and name it ODT.
Select Save As and save it to your downloads folder. In your downloads folder, double-click the Office Deployment Tool exe file to install it. If you see the User Account Control prompt that says, Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device? The drop-down list below contains detailed steps that show how to download and install the bit or bit version of Microsoft Apps for enterprise or Microsoft Apps for business. If you have a Microsoft Apps for business or Microsoft Business Standard plan, you need to download the Microsoft Apps for business version.
For all other plans, download the Microsoft Apps for enterprise version. See the following if you're not sure which version to install:. To find out which Microsoft plan you have, see What Microsoft business product or license do I have? If you're not sure how to decide between bit or bit, see Choose between the bit or bit version of Office. You need to change what's between those quotes if you want to download Office in a different language.
If you're not sure what that is, use the URL for this topic to see your language ID, for example, "support. Save the file as installOfficeProPlus Click Start , type run , and then select the Run Desktop app to open it. The Office installation files should start downloading to the ODT folder on your computer.
It can take a while to finish downloading and it may look like nothing is happening while the files are downloading. You'll know the installation is complete once the dialog box closes on its own, and a new folder called Office appears in the ODT folder you created earlier. After the files have finished downloading, open the Run dialog box again. This time type the following. Office should automatically activate.
After you activate Office and before you start using it, make sure you have the latest updates. In the same document, select Update Options and in the drop-down list box, select Update Now. If nothing happens, close the application and repeat steps 2 and 3 to update Office from the Account page.
Were these steps helpful? System Requirements Supported Operating System. Download and run the update contained in the KB article below. This update enables your Windows Server R2 or Windows 7-based KMS host to successfully activate Office clients that are running on Windows 8 or Windows Server KB Download and run the executable file on this page on a supported operating system.
Enter your Office KMS host key when prompted. Activate the product key online. Click the Change Settings button. Check the box for Key Management Service. Next, go to the Remove Previous Installations section. Here you can choose which previous versions of Office applications are uninstalled when Office is installed.
So, I usually configure all of the applications to be removed unless I need to leave certain applications installed on the client system. Removing previous Office installations when installing Office I usually like to put it in the root of the same folder as the installer. Your command should end up looking something like this:. Depending on which components of Office were previously installed on a client system, you may still need to run an uninstall to remove Office completely.
Create a new text file called SilentUninstallConfig. We are looking for new authors. Read 4sysops without ads and for free by becoming a member! It now supports Learn how to manage on-premises and remote worker security patching, application, and device control, as well as vulnerability scanning Lab environments are powerful tools for learning, proof-of-concept work, and software testing, to name a few. However, building out Keeping all IT systems updated patched is not only a crucial part of a secure and operational environment but Businesses may be looking to migrate print services from legacy to current versions of Windows Server or When organizations decide to move services from an older Windows Server version to a newer one, there are a The new hardware requirements for Windows 11 apply not only to physical devices but to virtual machines as well Microsoft Intune provides fairly robust app deployment features that allow businesses to manage and control applications on remote clients Microsoft Intune is a cloud-driven service that allows businesses to onboard, provision, and manage devices, no matter where they Using Microsoft Intune to perform Windows feature updates works well.
In the last year, reporting, and additional status information When deploying Windows clients or servers, you can use OS images to deploy customized and patched operating system installations As workers transition to remote environments, they need to have a mobile device management MDM platform uninhibited by connectivity Anyone who has purchased a Windows device from Microsoft or several other vendors in the last few years might Windows Autopilot is a cloud-based service from Microsoft that allows enterprises to accelerate the deployment of end user devices Microsoft has announced yet another cloud service for virtual desktops called Windows The main difference between this and Performing a manual installation of Windows Server is acceptable if you have only a single machine to install.
Windows Admin Center contains a wizard that can It introduces some interesting new One point you don't need to do. You don't have to copy the customizing tool.
This is included in the package. And in addition you can copy the language files in the same directory and manage them with a config. Now the languages are installed directly in one step. And you can copy the files from Visio, Project also in the Same folder to safe disk space because Language files and office tools are the same.
And installation will be removed automatically. Only discontinued programs like infopath will be left on the System. Yes, the Office Customization Tool is included, but it is not the latest version. As an example, oct.
MSP file for an Office install. Based on my experience you don't need to run setup. I've done this and my install has abided by the settings defined in the MSP. That appears to work in Office also, but I would caution against doing it that way.
Most larger environments I've seen use more than one. MSP file. In my case, we'll probably have at least three if not more. One for our Pilot that leaves Office installed, one that will be our final production MSP, and one for kiosks that only has a few applications like Word and Excel. Having the. MSP files in another directory also keeps someone from accidentally deploying Office on a system in your custom configuration if they were expecting to be able to customize it.
Thanks for this - incredibly helpful. I've tried many ways to push this out, including Microsoft's Deployment software, and this method is the only one that worked for me! I'm still working on fully removing we didn't go to here , including pinned icons on the task bar. I also need to add the Danish language pack, but can't seem to see a language pack download on our volume license subscription.
Any pointers for this? Thanks again for taking the time to share. You can find the language packs on VL site when you ask to download any Office package. I was able to get my test install done but I don't think it grabbed the msp file because even though I checked accept license and display level none, I was prompted to accept the license, plus there was a screen for custom install and I don't want the user to have those choices.
There's an almost endless number of customisations that you can put into your Office deployment in order to reach your desired deployment result. As a result depending on your unique set of requirements you will come up with a methodology which works for you, but I thought I would share my personal approach the problem.
If you are part of a large, dispersed organisation with thousands of Office clients which run a number of different languages, understanding what your best approach is from the start is really important.
If Skype and Outlook are open the removal will normally fail in a fairly substantial number of the clients. So we created an SCCM application which runs the following command to force the closure of the key offenders 'fixing this particular deployment problem' : taskkill. Microsoft don't support upgrades of Office for Enterprise clients "so Microsoft Premier support tell me". The utility cleans the client of all traces of Office products good and bad , including personalised settings etc.
0コメント