Microsoft Office
PowerShell script to cleanly install Microsoft Office.
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PowerShell script to cleanly install Microsoft Office.
Last updated
This script uses the Office Deployment Tool (ODT) to perform a clean install of Microsoft Office with a configuration xml file. For convenience, it includes a built-in xml file that will install Microsoft Office 365 Apps for Business if a configuration file is not specified.
Prerequisites:
If necessary, create a configuration xml at https://config.office.com.
Store the configuration xml in a location that will be accessible to the script at runtime.
Notate the path of the configuration xml.
Notes:
When using the built-in configuration xml, the 64-bit version of Microsoft Office 365 will be installed, unless a 32-bit OS is detected or the -x86
switch is used.
This script will uninstall the Microsoft Office Hub Microsoft Store application.
Script will remove existing installations of Microsoft Office when used with the default configuration file.
This example installs Microsoft Office 365 Apps for Business using the built-in XML configuration file. All existing versions of Microsoft Office will be removed, including the Microsoft Office Hub Microsoft Store application.
This example installs the 32-bit version of Microsoft Office 365 Apps for Business using the built-in XML configuration file. All existing versions of Microsoft Office will be removed, including the Microsoft Office Hub Microsoft Store application.
This example utilizes the provided XML configuration file to determine which Microsoft Office products to install or remove.
-Config
Optional string parameter that allows you to provide a file path to an office configuration xml. This XML will be used to determine what Microsoft Office products to install or remove.
-x86
Aliases: -32
, -32bit
Optional switch parameter that allows the installation of the 32-bit version of Microsoft Office 365, even on 64-bit systems.
Note: This parameter cannot be used with -Config
.