Write-Host "Finished installing Office 2013 on $comp at $time. Office 2013 application Not found." | Out-File $logfile Hello, I'm trying to uninstall Office 2010 via command line using the following command with the eventual aim of putting this into a batch script which will check to see if a machine has office 2010 installed and if it does then remove it and install office 2016: wmic product where 'name like 'Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010'' call.
"$Time : Cannot copy application shortcuts to desktop. HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Microsoft Office$OfficeApps = "\\$com\c$\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Microsoft Office 2013"Ĭopy-item "$OfficeApps\Excel 2013.lnk" "\\$com\c$\users\Public\Desktop"Ĭopy-item "$OfficeApps\Word 2013.lnk" "\\$com\c$\users\Public\Desktop"Ĭopy-item "$OfficeApps\Powerpoint 2013.lnk" "\\$com\c$\users\Public\Desktop"Ĭopy-item "$OfficeApps\Outlook 2013.lnk" "\\$com\c$\users\Public\Desktop" #Copy Office Application shortcuts to Desktop #Copy Uninstall Files for 2010 \ Install Files for 2013
I couldn't get the registry key to uninstall 2010 for the life of me, so I've come up with a script that copies both Office 20 install files, then configured OCT to run a silent uninstall of 2010 and install 2013.Īlthough the following script does in fact remove 2010, then install 2013, it hangs even after the install is complete.
Well, I had a lot of time to dedicated to this, so I learned a lot and figured out how to deal with this beast.
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