First you have to make Office Unattended (automated) then you put it in your $OEM$ or scripts folder and add a line in your setupcomplete.cmd
You can make automated office installs. There are a couple different methods. The main method is to run setup /admin and make the default choices. It will create a .msp file that goes in the \updates\ folder. I've done it once, so I know it works, but you could look up more precise instructions.
I integrated all updates until december 2014 with audit mode for Windows 8.1 but after installation on my laptop and pc, windows don't install correctly all drivers. With MSDN update 3 no problem. Why? What's wrong?
dism /mount-wim /wimfile:c:\DVD\sources\install.wim /index:* /mountdir:c:\mount i want ask if that dism working for make mount all index with once ???
hmmmm is possible can give some lines i use manually like this: dism /mount-wim /wimfile:c:\DVD\sources\install.wim /index:1 /mountdir:c:\mount dism /mount-wim /wimfile:c:\DVD\sources\install.wim /index:2 /mountdir:c:\mount1 dism /image:c:\mount /add-package /packagepath:c:\integration\kbfiles\x86 dism /image:c:\mount1 /add-package /packagepath:c:\integration\kbfiles\x86 dism /image:c:\mount /add-package /packagepath:c:\integration\kbfiles\x64 dism /image:c:\mount1 /add-package /packagepath:c:\integration\kbfiles\x64 dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:c:\mount /commit dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:c:\mount1 /commit but take too much time :/ is possible can give some guide for create Batch script or something for make it automatically :/? ty
That was likely one(or the) problem. I also excluded the evtx event logs. I just stopped excluding the two log-types and now the sfc scans are coming out roses.
If at all possible, please continue with the Pro version of Office and 8.1, and/or 10 when it releases on a quarterly basis.
I may do Office 2013 quarterly, but 2010 hardly ever has any updates. For 2010 each month is less than 50mb. That means you're downloading 2GB to get less than 50mb of updates. Unless you're installing on 40 machines or more, that's a huge waste of your bandwidth.
I keep downloading your Office Pro 2013 and 8.1 AIO (for Pro VL KMS-Activated index only) every month I only have 1 mbps (128 kbps download speed)connection, and it costs $18/month The only time I consider my bandwidth was wasted, when I had to download the FINAL AIO of 8.1 twice (v1 & v2) Just an enthusiast Thank You for taking time to release such regular update of a variety of software.
So, I was doubting that the 0xC0000005 error was due to ESD compression and so it was. I still have those Jan2015 v1 ISOs of Windows 8.1 ProWMC and Enterprise. It still has that error on ProWMC SKU while installing. What i was wondering was that if I convert that install.esd to install.wim will it still error out? If not then I will keep that version because it was the best and cleanest version with only 2 most popular SKUs but if it still errors out then I may download v2. I have an idea on this waste of bandwidth thing. Just upload the changes in 'Updates' folder for 2013 and 2010 versions and let the base be Dec2014 version and just tell users to copy and replace those .msp files in \Updates directory. Then they will have a new version but this is totally upto you Sir.
Eh, I would recommend the newer one. Sysprepped images tend to break offline defender scans. I'd say you could convert the esd to wim, but then it'd probably be over 4095mb and you'd run into the fat32 uefi issue.
I don't need UEFI I just want to know that is there any chance that it will still error out or fail a sfc /scannow?
negative, it was the log files i excluded during sysprep captures. Scroll up a bit for details. These are not sysprepped indexes.
Murphy78, Thanks very much for your quick response to my PM. Have now got your latest, and as previously stated - appreciate all your hard work
OK Sir, so I guess that if I convert those .esd files of the x86 and x64 versions of Jan2015 v1 to .wim they will not give 0xC0000005 error while installing and of course won't fail a sfc /scannow and do just fine. Is that it?