Office 2013 Install Fails

Where are you installing from? If the DVD drive or network, I suggest doing it from your hard drive instead. So one idea is to copy the install files from your DVD or network to your hard drive. Another idea is to download the trial version of Office Professional Plus 2013 from the Microsoft site:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-office-professional-plus-2013

After installing the trial version, convert it into a licensed version by following the instructions in this article:
http://www.askvg.com/how-to-convert-microsoft-office-2013-trial-version-into-full-version-without-reinstalling/

Regards, Joe

If you doing a typical 2013 installation probably means the installer is trying to connect to the office setup site to download the files, what kind of firewall is the system behind?  If a standard home type should not be issue, but a business class might not have the exceptions in its web blocker rules to allow the connection.

Network location ,

> Network location

Going back to my earlier post, copy the entire install folder from the network to your hard drive and install from the hard drive. If that fails, you may have corrupted install files, in which case, try the other suggestion in my first post, i.e., download the trial from MS to your hard drive, install from there, and then enter your product key to turn it from a trial into a licensed product.

This is for an older version, but it may help.

From https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/297834

Use an Alternative Network Administrative Installation

If the original administrative installation from which you installed Office is not available, you can use a different administrative installation for the Office source file location. To do this, follow these steps:

    Click Start and then click Run.
    In the Open box, type a command line similar to the following, and then click OK
    new network path\Setup.exe /fvm package name.msi
    where new network path is the full path to the alternative network administrative installation, and package name is the name of the Windows Installer .msi package on the root of this administrative installation (for example, Proplus.msi).

    Click OK when the update is finished.

Note After you follow these steps, the Windows Installer uses this new server location whenever it needs to reinstall, repair, or add a feature to your Office installation.


There is another resolution to try on that page as well.

Trying install today again will let all know of results ,,

Copied to local C Drive (root) , got same error

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Question -
new network path\Setup.exe /fvm package name.msi

What would the "package name" be???  Which file?

proplusww.msi

But I still suggest that you install from the hard drive, not the network.