The app 100% wasn’t installed in the image. Today all my Windows 11 22h2 Enterprise imaged desktops had Teams auto install itself. The installer should begin now and work normally from here. On the same command prompt type setup.exe /configure configuration.xmlġ1. Technically we now have the offline installation files, so we can copy the whole "ODT" folder to a server and pull it to a client whenever you need it (or you can edit the XML file to always install from that server path. Wait for it to download (when you get the next prompt)ĩ. Type in setup.exe /download configuration.xmlĨ. Open a Command Prompt, BUT do so by right-clicking and select Run As AdministratorĦ. Save it with filename configuration.xml also in C:\ODT (make sure your remove the ".txt" extension so that it's an XML file)ĥ. Open Notepad and create a new text file - copy the text below (change the 64 to 32 if the machine is 32-bit):Ĥ. Run the downloaded installer file and when prompted where to install, save it to a New Folder at the root named "ODT" - path should be C:\ODTģ. Install Office 365 ProPlus on a Windows 7 Machine (Post-July/14/2020)Ģ.
setup.exe /configure random.xml) and I still get the same error code.Īny ideas why the deployment tool is not working or is there another way I can get Office 365 on this Windows 7 computer?
It seems like it is not finding the XML file because I can write anything (i.e. "C:\users\xxx\Desktop\Office365\setup.exe" /configure "C:\users\xxx\Desktop\Office365\config.xml"
That didn't work so I added the full paths with quotations I changed directory to the folder with the setup and XML files are, and ran the following: However, when executing the command to run the setup file and config file I keep receiving an error code: 30088-1021 (0) I have downloaded and extracted the deployment tool, and wrote an XML file with the following lines: However, the deployment tool doesn't seem to be working. Looking at the supported builds, it seems the Semi-Annual build 12527.20880 is the appropriate version I can get away with. Looking online, it seems the latest version which will run on Windows 7 is version 2002. So, I'm led to believe I can install a previous version of Office 365 via the Office Deployment Tool. when trying to download Office 365 I'm informed it will not install on this operating system and I need to upgrade to Windows 10. I don't want to be lectured why it's not on Windows 10. I have a computer running Windows 7 with Extended Security update.
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