Create One ISO image from x86 and x64 ISO images of Office 2013 VL (How?)

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  1. gonz621

    gonz621 MDL Junior Member

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    #1 gonz621, Feb 4, 2013
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    [Solved]Create One ISO image from x86 and x64 ISO images of Office 2013 VL (How?)

    Hi! I have been searching for a method to merge my downloaded Office 2013 ISOs both x86 and x64 Installers into One ISO where you can choose whether to install x86 or x64 version of office. My reason for this is for convenience and so that it can be burned in only one DVD. Please post your methods available. Thanks!
     
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    #3 gonz621, Feb 4, 2013
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    SO, how am I going to do it step by step? I'm new at this thing.
     
  3. redroad

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    How are you activating?
     
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    #6 gonz621, Feb 4, 2013
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    I have just extracted the contents of my individual ISOs. Is this not correct? I have attached a screenshot of what just I did.

    EDIT: It does not work, I just tried it.
     

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    gonz621 MDL Junior Member

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    #7 gonz621, Feb 4, 2013
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    I used Phone activation method. Activated Office 2013 in 2 PCs already.
     
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    I'm unable to download your setup.dll.
     
  7. gonz621

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    I'm Unable to download the setup.dll.
     
  8. redroad

    redroad MDL Guru

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    Just tested downloads fine here on Firefox browser .:confused:
     
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    #12 gonz621, Feb 5, 2013
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    I copied this in the Autorun and overwrite. It now installed Microsoft Office 2013, but how am I suppose to know if it is installing a x86 or x64?
     
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    #13 gonz621, Feb 5, 2013
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    Still unable to download.

    EDIT: It's my antivirus blocking. Downloaded already.
     

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    gonz621 MDL Junior Member

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    Okay, I think all is Okay now. I've downloaded the setup.dll provided by 100. Thanks alot guys. Thread is now solved. Atleast for now maybe. hehehe... Thanks again!
     
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    #16 mephistooo2, Feb 5, 2013
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    Simple Idea for Office Combine Setup

    just simple batch command :biggrin:


    Code:
    set ARCH=%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%
    echo %ARCH%
    if %ARCH%==x86 (
    x86\setup.exe
    ) else (
    x64\setup.exe
    )
    Office folder contents
    EAvc4f2.png

    and decompile .exe file attached :cool:
     

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  13. 100

    100 MDL Expert

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    Not everyone is going to want to run a random .exe with admin privileges (and not everyone is going to want to install Office x64).
    You should set the .exe to run with limited rights and let the real setup.exe prompt for admin privileges (which will not get you the "unknown publisher" yellow warning prompt).
     
  14. luky

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    Why is not possible to install Office 2013 AIO custom or x86 or x64. Permanently installed my x86 without asking what version you want to install.
    How to do this? :confused:

    Thank you guys!
     
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    luky MDL Addicted

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    #20 luky, Mar 7, 2013
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    redroad No OK.
    Maybe someone did bach file that would show the menu to select versions of Office installation?