Now, we will download the necessary files from Microsoft used to deploy Office internally on our network.Next, open up a command prompt and navigate to the folder you made in step 2.2.Save configuration.xml and minimize your text editor, we will come back to this file later.NOTE: If you want to download the 32-bit version of Office 365 Professional Plus, simply change the OfficeClientEdition=" 64" attribute above to OfficeClientEdition=" 32".What this code will do is deploy a 64-bit version of Office 365 Professional Plus, automatically accept the EULA when prompted, and log installation progress to a text file called OfficeSetup.txt to your temporary files folder.The reasoning behind this is Microsoft advises to stay on the 32-bit build to ensure compatibility to browser plugins that have not been written for the 64-bit office build. Note: I used the 32-bit client installer instead of the 64-bit build.Remove any text inside the configuration.xml file and use the following code:.Navigate to the folder you made is step 2.2 via Windows Explorer and edit the configuration.xml file with your favorite text editor (notepad, notepad++, etc.).Select a folder for it to extract the setup.exe file to.Once downloaded, run officedeploymenttool.exe.Download the Office Deployment Tool for Click-to-Run.That being said, here is the solution on how to deploy Office 2013 in an Enterprise environment! 🙂 Additionally, you also probably know that the installer they do provide sucks down the installation files on each PC via the internet, which takes forever to deploy and install Office in an enterprise environment. As you have probably found out, Microsoft no longer provides a traditional installer for Microsoft Office 2013.
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