It should automatically reference the config.xml and install silently.
THere should be a ProWW.msi in that same folder. (see example below) You can specify the username, Serial key, and what you want installed via the XML file. But if you still want to deploy with Group Policy, in the Office folder, dig into the Pro.WW folder. Once you create the MSP, you'd actually use this command: setup.exe /adminfile CUSTOM.MSP which unfortunately, won't work with Group Policy. To remove the previous version of Office you must uninstall Office.' You may want to consider using the Office Automation Toolkit and create an MSP that you'd use to deploy. Instead, the previous version of Office remains on the computer when the 2007 Office system is installed. If you deployed Office by assigning or publishing the application to users, or if you used a deployment method other than Group Policy, the existing version of Office will not be upgraded if you use this procedure. 'The following procedure assumes that you deployed the previous version of Office by using Group Policy Software Installation to assign Office to computers. But if not, it's going to cause issues as it won't remove the old version but basically install it side by side. (I certainly did) =/ First thing to consider is, did you install Office 2003 previously via GPO? Just a few warnings: You're going to have issues installing 2007 via GPO. Microsoft provides a way to install multiple. Or you want to change the primary language of your Office 2. The problem comes when you want to work in more than one language on the same system in which Office 2. Language Packs All LanguagesMicrosoft Office 2. 8, The purpose of this forum is for answering questions related to the Open. Click here to see what is officemui file, and how to remove officemui.msi. LIS: start caching package "-C\OfficeMUI.msi" cannot be found for MSI install Type: 20::FileNotFound.Īnd indeed the file does not exist (and neither does "C:\MSOCache" for that matter).Officemui.msi is not a virus and it is safe to have it. And the relevant portion seems to be: Running OSE version. Update: discovered there is a logfile in %tmp% which contains a more information. The host is 64bit Windows 7 Professional. The problem only came to light when trying failing to install Sharepoint Designer. Word, Excel, Outlook, Access all work properly, I have no complaints. Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 configuration did not completeġ5-040g-0000-0000000FF1CE)-C\OfficeMUI.msi could not be found. When I try and run Repair on my installation of Office Professional Plus 2010 I get the error
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