How to create silent install of Office 2000 using a batchfile

[Soumyadeep]

I am trying to create a silent installation batchfile for Office 2000 SP3 and
I want to customize it. Ex. I do not need outlook to get installed.

 

[Gerry Hickman]

Hi,

Have you fully read and understood the whole of the Office 2000 resource
kit deployment guide? If so, which part are you having trouble with?

 

[Gerry Hickman]

Hi,

Have you fully read and understood the whole of the Office 2000 resource
kit deployment guide? If so, which part are you having trouble with?

 

[Gerry Hickman]

Hi,

Have you fully read and understood the whole of the Office 2000 resource
kit deployment guide? If so, which part are you having trouble with?

 

[Gerry Hickman]

Hi,

Have you fully read and understood the whole of the Office 2000 resource
kit deployment guide? If so, which part are you having trouble with?

 

[Gerry Hickman]

Hi,

Have you fully read and understood the whole of the Office 2000 resource
kit deployment guide? If so, which part are you having trouble with?

 

[Gerry Hickman]

Hi,

Have you fully read and understood the whole of the Office 2000 resource
kit deployment guide? If so, which part are you having trouble with?

 

[Gerry Hickman]

Hi,

Have you fully read and understood the whole of the Office 2000 resource
kit deployment guide? If so, which part are you having trouble with?

 

[Gerry Hickman]

Hi,

Have you fully read and understood the whole of the Office 2000 resource
kit deployment guide? If so, which part are you having trouble with?

 

[sbanik79]

Hello Gerry,
I have a new issue now..I have figured out how to do this and
everything was working fine until I started to run it from a bathc
file. Now everytime I am trying to run the .bat file. a Wndow XP window
pops up and it is telling me "Please fo to the control Panel to install
and configure system components". One change that I have made in
creating the .MST file is, In the the "Set Feature Installation States"
I clicked on the the Microsoft Office tab and selected run all from my
computer. Then I made the Outlook unavailable. ANy clue on this?

Please advise.

Deep

 

[sbanik79]

Hello Gerry,
I have a new issue now..I have figured out how to do this and
everything was working fine until I started to run it from a bathc
file. Now everytime I am trying to run the .bat file. a Wndow XP window
pops up and it is telling me "Please fo to the control Panel to install
and configure system components". One change that I have made in
creating the .MST file is, In the the "Set Feature Installation States"
I clicked on the the Microsoft Office tab and selected run all from my
computer. Then I made the Outlook unavailable. ANy clue on this?

Please advise.

Deep

 

[sbanik79]

Hello Gerry,
I have a new issue now..I have figured out how to do this and
everything was working fine until I started to run it from a bathc
file. Now everytime I am trying to run the .bat file. a Wndow XP window
pops up and it is telling me "Please fo to the control Panel to install
and configure system components". One change that I have made in
creating the .MST file is, In the the "Set Feature Installation States"
I clicked on the the Microsoft Office tab and selected run all from my
computer. Then I made the Outlook unavailable. ANy clue on this?

Please advise.

Deep

 

[sbanik79]

Hello Gerry,
I have a new issue now..I have figured out how to do this and
everything was working fine until I started to run it from a bathc
file. Now everytime I am trying to run the .bat file. a Wndow XP window
pops up and it is telling me "Please fo to the control Panel to install
and configure system components". One change that I have made in
creating the .MST file is, In the the "Set Feature Installation States"
I clicked on the the Microsoft Office tab and selected run all from my
computer. Then I made the Outlook unavailable. ANy clue on this?

Please advise.

Deep

 

[sbanik79]

Hello Gerry,
I have a new issue now..I have figured out how to do this and
everything was working fine until I started to run it from a bathc
file. Now everytime I am trying to run the .bat file. a Wndow XP window
pops up and it is telling me "Please fo to the control Panel to install
and configure system components". One change that I have made in
creating the .MST file is, In the the "Set Feature Installation States"
I clicked on the the Microsoft Office tab and selected run all from my
computer. Then I made the Outlook unavailable. ANy clue on this?

Please advise.

Deep

 

[sbanik79]

Hello Gerry,
I have a new issue now..I have figured out how to do this and
everything was working fine until I started to run it from a bathc
file. Now everytime I am trying to run the .bat file. a Wndow XP window
pops up and it is telling me "Please fo to the control Panel to install
and configure system components". One change that I have made in
creating the .MST file is, In the the "Set Feature Installation States"
I clicked on the the Microsoft Office tab and selected run all from my
computer. Then I made the Outlook unavailable. ANy clue on this?

Please advise.

Deep

 

[sbanik79]

Hello Gerry,
I have a new issue now..I have figured out how to do this and
everything was working fine until I started to run it from a bathc
file. Now everytime I am trying to run the .bat file. a Wndow XP window
pops up and it is telling me "Please fo to the control Panel to install
and configure system components". One change that I have made in
creating the .MST file is, In the the "Set Feature Installation States"
I clicked on the the Microsoft Office tab and selected run all from my
computer. Then I made the Outlook unavailable. ANy clue on this?

Please advise.

Deep

 

[sbanik79]

Hello Gerry,
I have a new issue now..I have figured out how to do this and
everything was working fine until I started to run it from a bathc
file. Now everytime I am trying to run the .bat file. a Wndow XP window
pops up and it is telling me "Please fo to the control Panel to install
and configure system components". One change that I have made in
creating the .MST file is, In the the "Set Feature Installation States"
I clicked on the the Microsoft Office tab and selected run all from my
computer. Then I made the Outlook unavailable. ANy clue on this?

Please advise.

Deep

 

[Ajith]

Use the /qb- or the /qn switch to make it silent. However, it would go with
the default one whereby making outlook to be installed.
I would advise you to use the custom installation wizard from ORK and then
create a transform (MST) file and on that file, you can have the options like
"outlook to be not installed etc. ) .
Use the command setup.exe TRANSFORMS=<path and name of MST file> /qb-
and put it in a batch file.
Let me know if you need more help.

Ajith

 

[Ajith]

Use the /qb- or the /qn switch to make it silent. However, it would go with
the default one whereby making outlook to be installed.
I would advise you to use the custom installation wizard from ORK and then
create a transform (MST) file and on that file, you can have the options like
"outlook to be not installed etc. ) .
Use the command setup.exe TRANSFORMS=<path and name of MST file> /qb-
and put it in a batch file.
Let me know if you need more help.

Ajith

 

[Ajith]

Use the /qb- or the /qn switch to make it silent. However, it would go with
the default one whereby making outlook to be installed.
I would advise you to use the custom installation wizard from ORK and then
create a transform (MST) file and on that file, you can have the options like
"outlook to be not installed etc. ) .
Use the command setup.exe TRANSFORMS=<path and name of MST file> /qb-
and put it in a batch file.
Let me know if you need more help.

Ajith