Office 2010 install on Win 7
I'm having issues getting the software distribution to work for office 2010 on windows 7 through Kace.
I'm using the same deployment package i have used successfully on windows XP. All my other packages (adobe, citrix plugin) work correctly.
Whats happening is when the workstation does the inventory it prompts to install office 2010, i click continue, it goes and say installing them 20-30 sec later it tell me that its complete how-ever Office is not installed.
I have tried running the install manually (copied the contents of the zip file and run the install command in a cmd prompt: setup.exe /adminfile custom.msp) it works with no problem so i can tell there is no issue with the msp.
The event viewer logs dont reveal anything.
Where can i go/look to find more info?
I'm using the same deployment package i have used successfully on windows XP. All my other packages (adobe, citrix plugin) work correctly.
Whats happening is when the workstation does the inventory it prompts to install office 2010, i click continue, it goes and say installing them 20-30 sec later it tell me that its complete how-ever Office is not installed.
I have tried running the install manually (copied the contents of the zip file and run the install command in a cmd prompt: setup.exe /adminfile custom.msp) it works with no problem so i can tell there is no issue with the msp.
The event viewer logs dont reveal anything.
Where can i go/look to find more info?
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Posted by:
bennebiest
13 years ago
Maybe you can try to create a logfile to find your issue?
Add this to your Config.xml file:
<Logging Type=â€Âstandard†Path=â€ÂC:\YourLogPath†Template=â€ÂMicrosoft Office 2010 Standard Setup(*).txt†/>
Add this to your Config.xml file:
<Logging Type=â€Âstandard†Path=â€ÂC:\YourLogPath†Template=â€ÂMicrosoft Office 2010 Standard Setup(*).txt†/>
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Does anyone know why if I install only Word and Excel, the inventory appears as whole office suite installed? - fcord 11 years ago
Posted by:
FunWithApps
13 years ago
Could be because setup.exe launches a huge number of separate msi files, which Kace may not detect.
I know that Altiris reports office setup as completed when setup.exe kicks off the first msi. I believe office 2007 was 21 or so separate msi files (not including anything you may have in the Updates folder).
I know that Altiris reports office setup as completed when setup.exe kicks off the first msi. I believe office 2007 was 21 or so separate msi files (not including anything you may have in the Updates folder).
Posted by:
michelsmith
13 years ago
Hi,
To install Microsoft Office 2010, you should have following requirements in your system: Operating system should be Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 or Windows 7. Processor should be 500 MHz or higher, 256 MB or more RAM, 3.5 GB free space on hard disk, Higher resolution monitor. Hope this helps you.
Good Luck!
To install Microsoft Office 2010, you should have following requirements in your system: Operating system should be Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 or Windows 7. Processor should be 500 MHz or higher, 256 MB or more RAM, 3.5 GB free space on hard disk, Higher resolution monitor. Hope this helps you.
Good Luck!
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