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Microsoft Office
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Microsoft Office
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Microsoft Learn
learn.microsoft.com › en-us › microsoft-365-apps › deploy › office-deployment-tool-configuration-options
Configuration options for the Office Deployment Tool - Microsoft 365 Apps | Microsoft Learn
If you use Group Policy with the ... setting under Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Microsoft Office 2016 (Machine)\Updates. If enabled, this Group Policy setting takes precedence over the Channel value set by using the Office Deployment Tool...
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Trusted Tech Team
trustedtechteam.com › blogs › office › office-deployment-tool-guide
Using the Microsoft Office Deployment Tool: A Complete Guide – TrustedTech
September 4, 2025 - Create & save your configuration file Visit https://config.office.com/deploymentsettings. Complete all required deployment settings.
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Patch My PC
patchmypc.com › home › deploy microsoft 365 apps with the office portal › blog › deploy microsoft 365 apps with the office portal
Microsoft 365 Apps: Deploy with ease using config.office.com - Patch My PC
June 27, 2025 - You have the option to include Visio and Project in your base Microsoft 365 installation, which can simplify future licensing and setup tasks. However, this uses significant disk space—up to 3GB for Visio and 2GB for Project. To save space on devices without licenses, it’s better to exclude them. When deploying Visio and Project apps, focus on reliable configurations and leverage the Office Deployment Tool to avoid hardcoding. Using an XML from config.office.com may restrict deployment to specific channels.
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Microsoft Office
config.office.com › officeSettings › configurations
Deployment configurations - Microsoft 365 Apps admin center
SID:7a7842a6-7c9c-45a2-877a-3a97ce06aad1 CID:d5f150a2-a6bb-4059-8c1e-8932a81fe790 GEO:ncu IN:_Web0_8 DEP:134043467313456255 B:25.0929.40691070 D:2025-10-31 06:15:11Z
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Parsiya
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Microsoft 365 Office Deployment Tool
Go to https://config.office.com/deploymentsettings and create a configuration.
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Microsoft Learn
learn.microsoft.com › en-us › microsoft-365-apps › deploy › overview-office-deployment-tool
Overview of the Office Deployment Tool - Microsoft 365 Apps | Microsoft Learn
For more information about what ... for Office Deployment Tool. The ODT consists of two files: setup.exe and configuration.xml. To work with the tool, you edit the configuration file to define what options you want, and then run setup.exe from the command lin...
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Microsoft
microsoft.com › en-us › download › details.aspx
Download Office Deployment Tool from Official Microsoft Download Center
Download and then run the self-extracting executable file, which contains the Office Deployment Tool executable (setup.exe) and sample configuration XML files.
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Reddit
reddit.com › r/intune › config.office.com and office updates
r/Intune on Reddit: config.office.com and Office updates
November 5, 2024 -

Hi All,

In my last thread, I asked users how they managed Office deployments. People were very helpful and suggested all methods of how they deploy it. From deploy all, let license manage it to create groups and specify the members dynamically. All very interesting read and I ended up implementing the suggestion in this comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/Intune/comments/1ghays6/comment/luwlc01/

However, after downloading the ODT, creating the necessary setup xml files, creating the application package and then assigning it to my test group and deploying it, I seem to be getting some errors after deploying it via intune. In a clean test vm, the setup.exe /configure <xmlfile>.xml installed the correct version of office including the exclusions. When we deployed it via intune to a device that that used to have a M365Apps deployment of Office 365, it does not seem to work and gives Installation failed in company portal. After ensuring the device is in all Office 365 App deployments that we had (remember, this is an inherited mess we are deciphering and fixing) in the uninstall group, the device still manages to have office installed.

Finally, to ensure I full removed it, I created a xml file with the following and ran it on the device. This cleaned out all the Office installation and then I rebooted the device.

<Configuration>
  <Remove All="TRUE">
  </Remove>
</Configuration><Configuration>
  <Remove All="TRUE">
  </Remove>
</Configuration>

Thinking this would have nuked all of office, after rebooting the device, in company portal, I still see a failed install for word (or maybe it has installed it but its not installing the version I want - 16.0.17928.20216. Instead, its installed a lower version from the SemiAnnual ring. HOW? In the configuration file, I've defined it to be the MonthlyEnterprise update ring.

So, helpful people of r/intune, How do I go about fixing this? This leads me to questioning the involvement of config.office.com policies. In our Intune, I do not see any policies created that could set this up. However, I do see this: https://imgur.com/a/FnXM9dY

Are there any helpful blogs/resources that you've come across that can give me a TL;DR version of how to deploy office/or configs correctly?

Thanks a bunch.

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Microsoft Learn
learn.microsoft.com › en-us › microsoft-365-apps › admin-center › overview-office-customization-tool
Overview of the Office Customization Tool - Microsoft 365 Apps | Microsoft Learn
For example, you might want to use this file to install the 64-bit version of Office for your finance department. In the Application preferences section, choose what preferences to apply when deploying Office. You can search for a setting, filter ...
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C# Corner
c-sharpcorner.com › article › customize-your-office-installer-using-office-deployment-tools
Customize Your Office Installer Using Office Deployment Tools
February 28, 2024 - The Files are extracted successfully, Then click "OK". Go to the Microsoft 365 Apps Admin Center to Configure install options with the Office Customization Tool and Go to the https://config.office.com/. Then Click "Create" .
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WPS Office
wps.com › home › blog › office guide › office deployment tool 2021: configuration and setup guide
Office Deployment Tool 2021: Configuration and Setup Guide
February 21, 2025 - Optionally, add a description for the deployment. Step 18: Once completed, click “Next” to proceed. ... Step 19: In the Application Preferences section, if no specific preferences are required, simply click “Next” to finalize the configuration. Step 20: Once all the settings are finalized, click “Export” to generate the configuration file. Save the file as configuration.xml in a folder of your choice. Exporting configuration file in Office Deployment settings
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Ourcloudnetwork
ourcloudnetwork.com › home › how to deploy microsoft 365 using the office deployment tool
How To Deploy Microsoft 365 Using The Office Deployment Tool
August 7, 2023 - You can also modify an existing installation of Microsoft 365 apps by using the /customize switch, this will allow you to change settings such as the product version, licensing options, update options and app defaults. ... You have a couple of options when creating your xml file for deployment. You can either create the file yourself (which I do not recommend) or you can use the office customisation tool to create your XML file in a wizard-driven experience. You can access the Office Customisation Tool here: https://config.office.com/deploymentsettings
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WPS Office
wps.com › home › blog › office guide › office deployment tool 2019: configuration and setup guide
Office Deployment Tool 2019: Configuration and Setup Guide
September 11, 2025 - You may also include an optional description for the deployment. Step 18: Once these fields are filled, click “Next” to proceed. ... Step 19: The final section is Application Preferences. If you do not have any specific preferences, simply click “Next” to finalize your configuration. Step 20: After completing all settings, click “Export” to generate the configuration file. Save the file as configuration.xml in your chosen folder. ... Step 21: In the Export dialog box, select Office Open XML Formats as the file type and click “OK”.
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Jetking
jetking.com › blog › microsoft-office-deployment-tools-full-guide
Microsoft Office Deployment Tool: full Guide
2. Deploy Office to client machines using the shared path: setup.exe /configure \\SharedPath\configuration.xml Integration with Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager For large-scale deployments, integrate ODT with Configuration Manager ...