Reply Thanks, worked a treat. I had to modify it a bit. I haven't really tried this, but if you want the batch file to be gone after it executes, you can add the following on the last line. Reply First, thanks for the script. Trying to connect to another one. Trying to connect to another one. Trying to connect to another one.
Trying to connect to another one. Trying to connect to another one. Trying to connect to another one. Cheers and thank you very much for this information. Place the file or files in your scripts folder you can place them anywhere really. However after I sysprep and capture the image and deploy, any machine that I reimage shows that office 2013 is not activated, but lync 2013 appears to work.
Trying to connect to another one. Your version is not supported. Later all clients of this server will use this central server for activation, not the Microsoft servers. Please contact your system administrator. If I were to change the client key to something other than Win7Pro would I need to change those file names? If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact.
Trying to connect to another one. Now we will consider all the ways to activate Office 2013 for corporate customers. Reply This absolutely does not work! Your version is not supported. I did this sometime ago during the various months of testing I've done. Trying to connect to another one. It has been extremely useful in my test lab.
Tried your command and got the following. I haven't installed 5 clients yet. Some comments: Downloaded script was one long command and needed line adjustment. Run the batch file as administrator. Your version is not supported. This means that activation will suit the company with all computers joined into a corporate network. Your version is not supported.
Have you at least tested this solution? Summary: This is normally part of a post clone script which does a lot more. Search In Tags: Windows 10 Pro Crack, Windows eight. The echo off, will just keeps the output from showing the command line used. Then we just reimage this to the other computers. Your version is not supported. Trying to connect to another one. Your version is not supported.
Seems that doesn't run these using SmartDeploy. What I do is run cscript ospp. I created a image for deployment with office 2013 and lync 2013 installed in the base image. If you want to log the actions, then use the w-logging. I thought this might be able to help someone. I then presumed it would automatically update all our Office 2013 clients but as far it hasn't and its been nearly a week. A warning about an unauthorised alteration of Windows popped up and had to be clicked during each loop.
When I run the install exe a cscript window comes up, stays blank and then disappears, any idea why? Where can I place the 2 batch files so they only run once not everytime a user logons on or everytime the computer starts up? The command line you can integrate it into a. After 180 days you may activate once more for an additional 180 days. Is it possible to automate this step in a startup script? I am running the following line commands in the first boot and I tried in the first login too. That is, if you include a copy of Office 2013 as part of you base image, installing it individually as an extra step after installation won't have this issue. If you want your system to be clean from False Positives, then you should use this script to activate, and when Licence is about to expire in 6 months then reactivate your system with this script. Your version is not supported.
This script is doing nothing more than re-requesting activation for the same machine each time. Trying to connect to another one. We are uncertain how we would activate the Office 2013 standard edition. See my current script below. Trying to connect to another one. Trying to connect to another one.