and I've invited everyone in the Community to experiment too.Just last week I issued an. Over the last few months, I've been playing with the latest generation of AI tools to see what they're capable of and how they might affect the way the world works. AI poetry challenge: Write rhymes about IT, with the help of ChatGPT! Water Cooler.Please provide little more detail of setup you are suggesting and may be view the file above to find possible issues. I already tried this to work on three different PC's but fail. I am wondering if someone can take a look at my configuration.xml file, may be there is a problem. When I run Configuration.xml it goes into install process but jams on 2 or 3%.
I am using ODT and on setup /download configuration.xml it creates a Office folder which has 1.87GB data. What ISO to download? What I downloaded from VLSC site is the Office 2019 Server. Thanks for everyone who are trying to help. The ODT needs to follow the steps I outlined above, and Office Online Server isn't what OP is looking for. The only ISOs available from the VLSC are the ODT and Office Online Server. Copy the key.txt to the folder as well.Ĭopy this folder to other machines as well. Then on one machine "expand" the ISO and copy the contents to c:\software\MSOFFICE2019. When you run setup.exe with the /configure parameter, it will install Office from whatever SourcePath you have defined in your configuration.xml.ĭownload the ISO ONCE only.the copy the product key to a text (like call it key.txt). Just copy them somewhere centralized like a file server. If you've already done this for a machine, you have the files already and don't need to run this again. But as I said above, that only needs to be done once (because the files have to come from somewhere). Only to get the setup files that match what your configuration.xml declares.
Text "\\server\share\setup.exe" /configure "\\server\share\configuration.xml"Īlso it is still doing a download from the Internet, isn't it.its very slow.is there anyway out to install instead of Internet?
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