Microsoft Office 2007 Restart
I'm about to turn on logging to see what is causing this but was wondering if anyone has experienced this. Office will sometimes restart after it is installed. This appears to be totally random as machines with identical configurations have varying results. I doubt this is random at all but it is strange. Has anyone come across this random restart and know what causes it? I will post my log results soon.
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Posted by:
MRaybone
15 years ago
I had the same issue, but didn't find out what caused the behaviour. To get around the issue, I put a custom 'really suppress' reboot property into the .MST, and wrote a simple VB script that popped up a message box after the install telling the user that they would need to restart their machine at some point.
Posted by:
dpolishsensation
15 years ago
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spottedcoin
15 years ago
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MRaybone
15 years ago
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dpolishsensation
15 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
15 years ago
From my reading of other posts about Office 2007, you need a CONFIG.XML file in the same location as Setup.EXE, with the setting:
<Setting Id="SETUP_REBOOT" Value="Never" />
Note the capitals: I believe they're required. A search of the Office stuff on Microsoft's main site or perhaps MSDN will turn up details and, I believe, a template CONFIG.XML for you to thrash with. Don't quote me, though - I have yet to encounter the joys of MS's new "let's take what we invented and make it even more impenetrable" game.
<Setting Id="SETUP_REBOOT" Value="Never" />
Note the capitals: I believe they're required. A search of the Office stuff on Microsoft's main site or perhaps MSDN will turn up details and, I believe, a template CONFIG.XML for you to thrash with. Don't quote me, though - I have yet to encounter the joys of MS's new "let's take what we invented and make it even more impenetrable" game.
Posted by:
MRaybone
15 years ago
ORIGINAL: dpolishsensation
If you put the SP1 in the updates folder, will it run it automatically after running the setup.exe?
Yes. So long as you extract the .MSPs from the .EXE, it applies all the updates during the final stage of the Office 2007 installation.
For example, the files I have in my Updates folder are:
ClientSharedMUIsp1-en-us.msp
MAINMUIsp1-en-us.mspMAINWWsp1.msp
Office64WWsp1.msp
Proofsp1-en-us.msp
Proofsp1-es-es.msp
Proofsp1-fr-fr.msp
These were all extracted from the main Office 2007 SP1 .EXE.
Posted by:
vjt914
15 years ago
Hey,
VBScab is correct, you need to ensure you are including a reference to a config.xml in you install script, which should reside in the root of your office install source directory, or whichever product (Enterprise.WW) folder you're installing. Within the XML file, you will set the entry just as VBScab has it, and you'll be good to go.
VBScab is correct, you need to ensure you are including a reference to a config.xml in you install script, which should reside in the root of your office install source directory, or whichever product (Enterprise.WW) folder you're installing. Within the XML file, you will set the entry just as VBScab has it, and you'll be good to go.
Posted by:
reds4eva
15 years ago
Same as what I said in 4 other threads.
The config.xml isnt in the root with setup.exe, although I doubt it would matter if it was as you reference the xml in the command line anyway. There is a ready made xml in the folder relevant to your product, (like vtj said above), in the Enterprise.WW or standard.ww, just include the edited xml in your command line.
%~DP0\setup.exe /adminfile %~DP0\updates\OffStd2007.MSP /config %~DP0Install\Standard.WW\config.xml
The config.xml isnt in the root with setup.exe, although I doubt it would matter if it was as you reference the xml in the command line anyway. There is a ready made xml in the folder relevant to your product, (like vtj said above), in the Enterprise.WW or standard.ww, just include the edited xml in your command line.
%~DP0\setup.exe /adminfile %~DP0\updates\OffStd2007.MSP /config %~DP0Install\Standard.WW\config.xml
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
15 years ago
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15 years ago
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