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Thank you so much thats saved me a lot of wasted time.
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Thank you so much thats saved me a lot of wasted time.

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Hi, I wonder if anyone can help. We are moving from Office 2010 to office 365 installed locally via click to run. This deployment is a nightware as no msi support is available for 365. <br />
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I have written a batch file which removes Office 2010 via offscrub10 and then installs 365 on startup. The problem I am having that even though the script works it only runs after the user has logged in. <br />
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I want the script to run and complete before the user can see their desktop, is this possible with a start up batch?
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Hi, I wonder if anyone can help. We are moving from Office 2010 to office 365 installed locally via click to run. This deployment is a nightware as no msi support is available for 365. 

I have written a batch file which removes Office 2010 via offscrub10 and then installs 365 on startup. The problem I am having that even though the script works it only runs after the user has logged in. 

I want the script to run and complete before the user can see their desktop, is this possible with a start up batch?

Startup Script running after user logs in

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