Locked Create Office click to run AIO

[JJakaJonas]

Hello all
I have now been looking around the internet for some time on how to create a Office click to run AIO.

The reason for the need is that i'm danish and i often help others with IT tasks.
For that reason i carry around a bunch of USB devices with software.
I have been able to cut down on the space use of my OS installers so now i wanted to do the same with my Office installers.

Is there a way to do that or am i just out of luck here?

 

[Mr Grimbahir]

U mean u want to make a script for the office 2021 to be installed silently with all its component and the language is Danish?

 

[JJakaJonas]

No what i ment was that i wanted to make an installer (like with Office 2007 and 2010 where i can choose between the home and student edition and the pro edition of office.
it takes up so much space having them all seprety.

 

[Mr Grimbahir]

This is installer is not here on the forum as far as I know. You need what is called Minstall.

 

[JJakaJonas]

I have been working with the MSI installer before on Office 2007 and 2010.
But from Office 2013 and onward the istaller type have been the damn Click to Run solution.

its a mistery for me how i shall combine the installers.
And if its possible.

 

[Mr Grimbahir]

I have been working with the MSI installer before on Office 2007 and 2010.
But from Office 2013 and onward the istaller type have been the damn Click to Run solution.

its a mistery for me how i shall combine the installers.
And if its possible.

I can't promise you but I can make AIO one click installer that u can choose to install most office versions.

 

[JJakaJonas]

But how do you do it??

I have access to all editions of the office editions (even the standalone programs) but i can't figure out how to make them AIO..

 

[Mr Grimbahir]

Search for repack versions and use Minstall to make your AIO.

 

[JJakaJonas]

I cant even find the Minstall you talk of.

And my biggest broblem is not all suites are repacked a thing i also have tried to look in to do now that i have found a retail version of all the suites and standalone.

 

[Mr Grimbahir]

I cant even find the Minstall you talk of.

And my biggest broblem is not all suites are repacked a thing i also have tried to look in to do now that i have found a retail version of all the suites and standalone.

So u can wait until i build AIO

 

[JJakaJonas]

I am about to download a Office 2016 to office 2019 AIO so i can try to see how its made and if i can reverse engineer the work so i can make it on my own...

 

[Mr Grimbahir]

So i consider your thread solved?

 

[JJakaJonas]

Its far from solved. There's no "selution" to how i can create a AIO on my own witch is what the thread is about.

But i try to solve it on my own a long side this thread.

 

[sfas393]

Its far from solved. There's no "selution" to how i can create a AIO on my own witch is what the thread is about.

But i try to solve it on my own a long side this thread.

With the Office Deployment Tool (ODT), you can download and deploy Office to your client computers. The ODT gives you more control over an Office installation: you can define which products and languages are installed, how those products should be updated, and whether or not to display the install experience to your users.

 

[JJakaJonas]

I have been looking on that and it don't look to do the work i need...
I need the installation media to be offline so it can be located on a USB key.

I often do my IT work at the costumer. So it's cretical that i can take the installation with me do to not all have a stable connection (i know how bad my own was before i got my fiber connection).

If i just could depend on my server was there no problems do to i just could expand the storage and have them all one by one and make a interface to install them from...

 

[Mr Grimbahir]

Examine my thread:

You must be registered for see links

 

[JJakaJonas]

Im trying to reverse engineer the process from Oinstaller at the moment do to it makes the result i wanted..

but i have no idea on the work yet.

 

[JJakaJonas]

With the Office Deployment Tool (ODT), you can download and deploy Office to your client computers. The ODT gives you more control over an Office installation: you can define which products and languages are installed, how those products should be updated, and whether or not to display the install experience to your users.

I went with your idea of the ODT and are now trying to combine it with some batch files and a C#.NET interface...

In that way can i combine the interface to install from Office 2007 (only because i have my old C#.NET program with 2007 and 2010 in both 32 and 64 bit edition) and up to 2021.

It's not going to be pretty... But i hope it will work and then i can always try to make my batch code more slick like the one abbodi1406 have made.

 

[MniawY]

Is That The Script You Look For ?

 

[JJakaJonas]

Is That The Script You Look For ?

Not really.

Nice tool btw.
I can maybe use it for my Windows AIO USB key.

But the scripts i need here is to run ODT and select out one Office suite or application in danish or english.

I made a test run and so far have i made a script to download all Office 2013 products and another script to install Word 2013 on my PC..
Those 2 worked.
So now i'm working on see if those will work with 2016+
It looks like the download script works (it's downloading right now)

Next to test is to install a Office 2016+ product and se what happens.