Save the Config.xml file as SilentRepairConfig.xml.įor example, to repair Office Professional Plus 2010 after you modify the Config.xml file to specify silent options, use the following command where \\server\share\Office14\ProPlus is the path of the Office Professional Plus 2010 source files and is the location of your modified Config.xml file for Office Professional Plus: Modify the Display element entry with the silent options that you want to use. Locate the line that contains the Display element, as shown in the following example: Open the Config.xml file for the product that you are repairing by using a text editor tool such as Notepad. To specify silent installation options in Config.xml To configure a silent repair of a Office 2010 product that requires no user interaction, you must modify the Config.xml file for the product and set the Display element’s Level attribute to "none" ( Display Level="none"), and then save the Config.xml file as SilentRepairConfig.xml, as shown in the following procedure. In enterprise deployments, we recommend that you run silent repair and uninstall operations to prevent prompting users to enter information, and to prevent the repair or uninstall process from waiting for any user interaction, even when files are being used. \\ server\share \Office14\setup.exe /repair ProPlus Office14 is the root of the network installation point: The following example shows how to use the /repair command to repair an Office Professional Plus 2010 installation. Look up the value of in the Setup.xml file for the product. is the value for the product that you want to modify.
To run Setup.exe to repair an installed Office product, use the /repair command-line option which uses the following syntax: Setup command-line options reference for Office 2013:īest practices for maintaining Office 2010: silent options How to Repair Office 2013, Office 2010 & Uninstall individual Microsoft Office programs:
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