Yes it does not prompt, but if you ran from cmd it will end and return to cmd it does not close it i will see what i can do
sorry my bad i was directly running those vbs script as i remembered to do that here and overlooked your new instruction to run it from cmd. anyway still i guess one click cleaner script would be helpful.
Is it possible to switch update channel for a PerpetualVL2019 installation to Monthly while keeping KMS license/activation?
It should not affect it (Project and Visio are allowed to use any channel) but i never tested updates, always clean install
I tried to change the update channel of an installed Office 2019 Pro Plus using U in OfficeRTool, but it seems to crash. In fact the installation lost Activation!! Am I doing something wrong?
This might be the case with Windows 10 one day, just imagine: * Even though users don't need to be connected to the Internet all the time to use Windows 10, users must connect to the Internet at least once every 30 days. This is so that the status of their Windows 10 subscriptions can be checked. If users don't connect within 30 days, Windows 10 goes into reduced functionality mode. After users connect to the Internet and their subscription status is verified, all the features of Windows 10 are available again. Just thinking about it gives me chills
Not sure if you mean before installation you want to "Exclude" Access or you already installed Office 2019 now want to "Remove" Access, either way: Exclude from Install Code: <Product ID="ProPlus2019Retail"> <Language ID="en-us" /> <ExcludeApp ID="Access"/> </Product> </Add> Remove already installed Code: </Add> <Remove> <Product ID="AccessRetail"> <Language ID="en-us"/> </Product> </Remove>
can someone help me? when i download and intall en or tr office 2019 pro plus (excel, word, powerpoint) setup installs 2016. i force cleaned 2016 too...
Where did you download from, the link or did you use ODT or OfficeRTool also what does your XML look like
To get/force Win32 OneNote 2016 installed, add this registry key before launching setup Code: reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\OneNote /f /v PreventUninstall /t REG_DWORD /d 1
Hi, well, after many times trying to customize or add an install path, even manually, on the ORT script I gave up. Now, the Office 2019 packages I wanted habe been installed on two diffent folders on C:\Program Files. They`ve been converted to Volume and activated till March (Insiders Fast). Now, step by step, what is supposed I should do to move them to P:\? I´m really feel so sorry to disturb, I usually try googling and doing it by myself, but if I´m here it´s because I´ve no more resources. Usually on C:\ I leave only Windows, Flash Player, ShockWave Player, and something more (small) that even if I tweak the registry install on C:\. Waitiing for your help, for which I´m gratefully, I remain. Yours.
As much as this: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/discussion-microsoft-office-2019.75232/ is great, there needs to be a processed guide with screenshots and simple instructions that just tells you how to install and activate and period.
Hi, does anyone knows, if Is there an office 2019 pro plus volume for download anywhere? or only retail to be converted? as in post #1. In any case, the convertion retail to volume yields a product equal to the non converted volumen version?
You can use a directory symbolic link using "MKLINK /d" to move it from "C:\Program Files" to "P:\Program Files" mklink /d "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office" "P:\Program Files\Microsoft Office" I would advise against it since you actually have to "MOVE/CUT and PASTE" the files before creating the symbloic link, and if files are in use it will fail. Also remeber the "Microsodt Office" folder is not the only folder it installs to "%CommonProgramFiles% is also used. If you want to save space on C: and I would move things like the "Users" folders and "%ProgramData%, that's what I do