sparky321
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Restart switch for Office 2013 install?
I am working on integrating Sp1 and a whole lot of other updates e.t.c. into an automated Office 2013 install roll-out.
This is working fine, however, I know that the Office 2013 install will require a restart after installing certain KBs. In my testing, the install is not restarting the test machine I'm on.
I also have configured the MSP automated file to auto activate Office 2013 after the install with the 'AUTO_ACTIVATE =1' Property value.
My questions are below:
1) What is the setup.exe switch argument to Restart after the install? -Restart?
2) Applying this Restart switch for the automated install - will the Office 2013 install auto activate (from above) first and then restart the machine? I need to ensure Office 2013 activates before restarting.
Thanks.
This is working fine, however, I know that the Office 2013 install will require a restart after installing certain KBs. In my testing, the install is not restarting the test machine I'm on.
I also have configured the MSP automated file to auto activate Office 2013 after the install with the 'AUTO_ACTIVATE =1' Property value.
My questions are below:
1) What is the setup.exe switch argument to Restart after the install? -Restart?
2) Applying this Restart switch for the automated install - will the Office 2013 install auto activate (from above) first and then restart the machine? I need to ensure Office 2013 activates before restarting.
Thanks.
ASKER
What is the '\ospp.vbs" /act ' part of your script above? Is that a built in command in office 2013 to activate or something custom?
ASKER
Also, I wonder if I could add the Shutdown command as an additional command in my MSP setup file to run at the end of install instead of a batch script?
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This works great. Thanks
setup.exe /passive
%Windir%\system32\cscript.
shutdown -t 1 -r
If you did that it would install, then activate, then restart. At least this works for me with Office 2010