This OfficeRTool2020 successfully activated my copy of office2019 which the previous one (2018 version) failed.
I was just wondering, any specific reason you don't add UWP to this? ratzlefatz has it in his OfficeRTool, so I'm curious why you didn't implement it. I do see that the lookup is a bit different then you do for the other versions (looking for msosync, and then looping thru the reg paths for each app, and install ProPlus 2016 xrm-ms). Thanks for all your work!!
@l33tissw00t : There's no more need for UWP support. Since 2018 Microsoft has stopped UWP-Office feature development. I doubt they will put any new efforts on this dead horse.
It does not worth it not to mention that UWP registry is a bit different to handle it's best and easier to remove UWP and install regular C2R
I also never saw purpose in using UWP, but there was a recent discussion about it in a tech group, so that's why I asked it.
@ratzlefatz - Can you try and implement download via curl wget single thread is really slow for download
I've used a number of different activation methods provided here over the last 5 years for 16 & 19 ProPlus with success. I've always installed the primary desktop apps and have excluded those that are part of or are connected primarily to the cloud services. I have just installed a 365 package in order to start using OneDrive, Teams, Skype for business as well. My question: Are the activation methods applicable to the cloud services for these apps? I'm being asked to login to an account. I have my windows account signed in with other Office apps, but don't have that account tied to an enterprise license. Do I need a separate account? Am I missing something? Are these apps and related cloud services just not available without a paid enterprise account regardless of activation method? Thanks much
I've put it on my evaluation-feature-list to test. Please more details (such as Windows-/Office-version). What exactly does not work? What steps are needed to reproduce the error? How to check for error results?
I have integrated the Office installation into my Windows - with the "YAOCTRIR_Installer.cmd" and the "C2RR_Config ...... ini". It works, but the CMD window opens (see picture). Is it possible to start this CMD window minimized or even better, that it cannot be seen?
Code: [configuration] SourcePath="C:\Users\qu1go\Desktop\Neuer Ordner" Type=Local Version=16.0.13029.20344 Architecture=x64 O32W64=0 Language=de-DE LCID=1031 Channel=Monthly CDN=492350f6-3a01-4f97-b9c0-c7c6ddf67d60 Suite=ProPlus2019Retail ExcludedApps=Groove,Access,Lync,OneNote,Publisher,Teams UpdatesEnabled=True AcceptEULA=True PinIconsToTaskbar=False ForceAppShutdown=True AutoActivate=False DisableTelemetry=True DisplayLevel=False AutoInstallation=True
I hope you know what i mean. It's just annoying when you see this CMD window during the installationprocess.
Thank you. This doesn't work :-( - Can it work? The thing is i think... the .ini is not the problem or hpw to say it in english ^^ there you can't say "start YAOCTRIR-Installer.cmd minimized or somthing like this" Am i right or? Hope you know what i mean.
I use YAOCTRI not YAOCTRIR, because i activate it by KMS anyway. I also use office 2019 pp, downloaded by YAOCTRU. Running another test.