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After the restart, it may take few minutes depending on your environment to start the installation.

Select No to the deploy application nowĬreate a Task Sequence to Uninstall and Install Office Pro Plusĭeploying the Uninstallation and installation of Office is much more reliable with Task Sequence deployment, here I have added a restart after the uninstall.

Also Select the Office architecture (32 or 64bit), Channel and the version.

Select the Package source and the name.

Click the Plus sign of Office 365 Installer, this will let you download and create the latest Office Pro Plus package.

From SCCM console navigate to Software Library – Office 365 Client Management.

Create a package using this content, make sure to select do not create a programĭownload and package the latest Office Pro Plus from Office 365 client servicing.

Copy the content to a folder in SCCM Server.

Download the latest Offscrub scripts package from Github.

I tried this in production and it worked like a fairy tale.Ĭreate the Office Uninstall package from Offscrub Scripts After the restart, the installation of the latest Office 365 Pro Plus version will start using the latest Office 365 servicing package. This solution first uninstalls the current Office version, Offscrub scripts supports Office 2003 to 2016.

I used the Offscrub scripts with PowerShell command and deployed it using SCCM Task Sequence. So, I have combined a few of them and came up with this solution. But most of them are very complex and not simple to deploy from SCCM. There are many ways to do this and I found several blogs explaining this step by step. So the answer is simple, you have to uninstall the current version and install the new one. In the example when you have Office 2016 installed on your PC, it will not remove or upgrade when you install Office Pro Plus, both products will run side by side. But nature of this product is not to upgrade its previous version when you install a new version. It was supported from long old days from SCCM 2007. Installing Microsoft Office from SCCM is not something new, there are many ways to do this.