When creating the application in SCCM the 'installation program' should be: setup.exe /config configuration.xmlĪgain not having any quotes as they say in their directions, and with config not configure Setup file) Create a new configuration.xml file. (I was trying to use the setup file that was downloaded instead of using the Office 2016 Now in the \\sccm\Applications\Microsoft Office 2016 folder I have the Office 2016 圆4 ISO extracted to exposed the setup file, and the folder from the previous step. For me this is \\sccm\Applications\Microsoft Office 2016 Copy that whole new folder into the folder you are creating your applications from. The previous step creates a new folder, with a sub-folder containing 6 CAB files and 2 DAT files.
The steps say to use quotes when downloading the files, instead type in setup.exe /download download.xml Also I needed a source path: C:\Office 2016 The quotations may be incorrect, better to just type it in. When making the download.xml file make sure that you don't strictly copy and paste the data inside. Hopefully if people find this thread in the future I can add some information to clear it up. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact method worked, but the documentation was quite confusing to me. Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help. I hope the above information is helpful to you. The following article applies to deploying with Configuration Manager (Current Branch): To silently install Office for your users, choose Off for theĭisplay level and On for the Automatically accept the EULA. On the Office Settings page, click on Go to the Office Customization Tool, and configure the " Additional properties" setting: If you are using Configuration Manager (Current Branch), my advice is: Please refer to this blog post below for more details: The DisplayLevel and AcceptEULA parameters determine whether our installation is silent. To customize the Office 2016 installation, we can run the Office Deployment Tool and customize the If you are using System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager, my advice is: Which version of ConfigMgr are you using?
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