How to use microsoft toolkit 2.5.1 to activate office 2010

#How to use microsoft toolkit 2.5.1 to activate office 2010 how to#
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#How to use microsoft toolkit 2.5.1 to activate office 2010 install#

For example, you might want to use this file to install the 64-bit version of Office for your finance department.

In the General section, type your organization name and a description for this particular configuration.

For more information, see Overview of volume activation of Office. Microsoft 365 Apps is not volume licensed and does not require a KMS or MAK activation.

#How to use microsoft toolkit 2.5.1 to activate office 2010 license key#

If you are deploying a volume-licensed version of Office, Visio, or Project, specify the appropriate license key in Licensing and activation settings.

For more information, see Install the same languages as a previous MSI installation.

Choose whether to automatically remove all MSI-versions of Office, and whether to automatically install the same language as the removed MSI-version of Office.

#How to use microsoft toolkit 2.5.1 to activate office 2010 update#

For best practice recommendations, see Choose your update channels. If you want to update your client devices automatically, select CDN and Automatically check for updates.

In the Update and upgrade section, choose whether to install updates directly from the cloud, from a local source on your network, or with Configuration Manager.

For more information, see Display element and PinIconsToTaskBar property.

Choose whether to display the installation to your end users and whether to pin the Office icons to the taskbar.

#How to use microsoft toolkit 2.5.1 to activate office 2010 how to#

For more information, see Choose how to deploy. In the Installation section, choose whether to install the Office files directly from the cloud or from a local source on your network.For more information, see Overview of deploying languages for Microsoft 365 Apps. You can include multiple languages and you can select Match operating system to automatically install the same languages that are in use on the client device. In the Language section, choose which languages to include.For details on previous versions, see Update history for Microsoft 365 Apps. Unless you require a particular version, we recommend choosing the latest. Choose which version you want to deploy.For best practice recommendations, see Step 3 - Choose your update channels. The update channel determines how frequently your client devices are updated with new features.

Choose the update channel you want to deploy.

Choose the products and applications you want to deploy.

For details on which architecture to choose, see Choose the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Office. Each configuration file can only deploy one architecture.

In the Product and releases section, choose the architecture you want to deploy.

For more information, see Save and manage configuration files in the cloud. To do so, sign in to the Microsoft 365 Apps admin center before you create your configuration file. We recommend saving and managing your configuration files in the cloud. When you're done, you export the configuration file, which you can then use with the Office Deployment Tool or another software distribution solution to deploy Office in your organization.

For example, you can create a configuration file that downloads the 64-bit English version of Microsoft 365 Apps, or you can create a file that installs the 64-bit English and German version of Office without Access and Publisher and with the EULA automatically accepted. To work with the service, go to Office Customization Tool and choose the products, languages, and application preferences you want to configure. If you're not an enterprise administrator and are looking to install Office in your home or business, see Install Office with Office 365. To follow this process end-to-end, we recommend completing the assessment and planning phases for your Office deployment. The Office Customization Tool is part of the deployment process for installing Office on hundreds or thousands of computers.