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1. #Project 2013 free trial install
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3. #Project 2013 free trial pro
4. #Project 2013 free trial code

#Project 2013 free trial code

I tried your method, and when I launched the program from CMD, I immediately got error code after it got elevated privileges.

#Project 2013 free trial archive

Now, whether this is from the ISO or the downloaded files, run: D: Archive Office2016 setup.exe /configure configuration.xml bingo, bango, bongo, you’ve got a customized install. If you don’t have the ISO then run the following: D: Archive Office2016 setup.exe /download configuration.xml that will create the sub directories and download the files necessary for your desired configuration 5.

#Project 2013 free trial install

I edited the XML file and put the following in it (deleting everything else that was in it): NOTE: you can setup the deployment to include multiple languages ie: Using group policy, there are over 2100 settings you can control via the deployment tool.NOTE that I wasn’t sure about the naming convention for Skype for Business/Lync so I put them both in the config file - I still don’t know which one is needed but the above config successfully did NOT install Skype for Business.Ĥ. This will place setup.exe and configuration.xml into that directory (this is why we renamed setup.exe above). I downloaded the Office 2016 Deployment Tool ( ) and extracted the zip to D: Archive Office2016. Rename D: Archive Office2016 setup.exe to whatever the heck you like. I opened the ISO from MSDN and extracted that to D: Archive Office2016 which created subdirectories off of that of Office data - Note that if you don’t have the iso yet, you can can ask setup to download the required files, just skip ahead to step 3 below- 2. this is a video over an hour long, including demonstration of using the deployement tool Reboot 1.

#Project 2013 free trial pro

First I had to run the Office scrub vbs file (available from Fix It here: ) to remove all traces of any Office installs on my computer (I’m running Win10圆4 Pro & Ent).

(I have not tried it myself, rohn 007) After much trial and error, I got it to work for me. This tool is intended for Business Office Administrators.Īpparently it may also be used for consumer Office bundles.

Edit: Interesting to know you have a 2010 MSI running alongside a 2016 CTR though. The VM work around is a solution that me and our team want to avoid unfortunately. Windows Installer and Click-to-Run editions of Office programs don't get along for this version, so you can only have one type installed at a time.' Same result the other way around. The result is what I expected, an error dialog window that states: '. Thanks, I tried the installation order you recommended on my test machine first Office 2016 Home & Business CTR, then a attempt at Project 2016 Standard MSI. This would separate the 2 installations, but still allow you to use them on the same machine. Hyper-V if you have a Pro version of Windows, or some 3rd party VM like VirtualBox. I have 2016 CTR installed along side 2010 MSI, installed in that order.ĬTR is another name for App-V Worst case you may need to go to a VM, virutal machine. Not sure where to go, I heard about App-V (App visualization) but that is something that I have zero experience with. In order to be able to have both installed on the same machine. Or, get a MSI type installation ISO for Office 2016 (Which I believe is near-impossible to get). Considering it is not possible to install a CTR install alongside a MSI installation is my issue, I am interested in knowing where I can find a CTR installer for Project 2016. My Project 2016 Standard is a MSI type installer, from VLSC. My Office 2016 is a retail version, and I believe the only way to install is via the CTR installer (Click-to-Run). I am in a situation where I need to install Office 2016 Home and Business alongside Project 2016 Standard on the same machine.