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Re: Office 2010 Deployment

Mon, 21 May 2012 17:32:06 EDT

freebird317 posted :

said by zong:

Use the Office Customization Tool (setup /admin) assuming you have a VLK version.

I beleive what you are looking for is under Microsoft Office/Miscellaneous under the "Customize" area.

"Suppress recommended settings dialog"

Enable that. You're good to go. Google it for the exact location, but I had to do the same thing.

That is the way I deployed office
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Re: Office 2010 Deployment

Wed, 11 Apr 2012 16:35:02 EDT

slcpd6469 posted : My desired result is to have the progress bar displayed during the installation and then not prompt the user to setup updates after the 1st launch.

Here is the 1st line of the config.xml

Then I have a GPO set with the admin templates to suppress the update message.

Re: Office 2010 Deployment

Wed, 11 Apr 2012 16:26:32 EDT

zong posted : Use the Office Customization Tool (setup /admin) assuming you have a VLK version.

I beleive what you are looking for is under Microsoft Office/Miscellaneous under the "Customize" area.

"Suppress recommended settings dialog"

Enable that. You're good to go. Google it for the exact location, but I had to do the same thing.

Re: Office 2010 Deployment

Wed, 11 Apr 2012 15:45:15 EDT

drew posted : Can you clarify your desired result?

Office 2010 Deployment

Wed, 11 Apr 2012 11:29:21 EDT

slcpd6469 posted : I'm getting ready to deploy Office 2010 to about 100 machines (80 Win XP SP3, 20 Win7). I have configured the config.xml file and created the .msp file and setup the scripts in GPO. I have 2 problems Windows 7 doesn't show any splash screen/progress bar while installing but XP does. Then on XP after the install finishes and an Office app is launched I'm prompted about update scheduling where as Win 7 doesn't prompt. I'm not sure what is going on. Anybody have any thoughts?