I've created an unattended install of Office 2010 using the OCT. We are using a MAK rather than KMS (not my decision). Is there a way to activate Office 2010 after the install? Even though the key is set during the install, it does not activate.
I don't want the users to be prompted to activate since this is going to be in a lab environment.
In case anyone was wondering - Office installs OSPP.VBS in the office14 directory and can handle office activation, among other things.
In OCT I set it to run
c:\windows\system32\cscript C:\"Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14\OSPP.VBS" /act
during post-installation.All office products are activated after that. I have it silent install Visio, Project and then Office and have Office kick off the activation after and all three products are activated at once.
Not to muddy the waters on this post but I set this up using this command in OCT:
[WindowsFolder]\system32\cscript [INSTALLLOCATION]\OSPP.VBS
With the paramater of /act
Just in case someone else needs that info. Ross
Just chuck this batch in your post sysprep script, should do the trick for you. Tested working on 32bit and 64bit systems as well as different OSes.
Maybe someone can vbs this one or whatever.
activateproper.cmd
You can also activate Office 2010 at the time that you install a MAK key by setting the AUTO_ACTIVATE property value. To do this, follow these steps: