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Install-Microsoft365

Updates

12/18/24

• Fixed regex to search for ODT url in Get-ODTURL function
• Rename rest of repo to Install-Microsoft365

10/16/22

Important: Moved Get-XMLFile and Get-ODTURL to an external module in this repo. So if you plan to deploy this script it will be easiest to just download it from the PowerShell Gallery. Otherwise you'll need to include the Helpers.psm1 with your deployment or manually move the functions inside of the Install-Microsoft365.ps1 for a single script deployment.

10/4/22

• Added -LanguageIDs parameter
• Added -IncludeProject parameter
• Added -IncludeVisio parameter
• Removed -LoggingPath as its not longer an option

7/26/22

• Fixed ConfigurationXMLFile Bug

Description

A PowerShell script that installs Microsoft 365 on a workstation with parameters that talor the install to your specific needs.

Installing the script

Install-Script -Name Install-Microsoft365

Features

The script will download the Office Deployment Tool from Microsoft's website first. If you have an XML file that you'd like to use you can supply it to the -ConfigurationXMLFile parameter like below:

.\Install-Microsoft365.ps1 -ConfigurationXMLFile "./OfficeConfig.xml"

If you don't, you can run it without any parameters and it will install with the default settings below:

<Configuration>
  <Add OfficeClientEdition="64" Channel="Current">
    <Product ID="O365ProPlusRetail">
      <Language ID="MatchOS" />
    </Product>
  </Add>
  <Property Name="PinIconsToTaskbar" Value="TRUE" />
  <Property Name="SharedComputerLicensing" Value="0" />
  <Display Level="None" AcceptEULA="TRUE" />
  <Updates Enabled="TRUE" />
  <RemoveMSI />
</Configuration>

Alternatively, you can set many settings from the command line that you'd like to include, below is a list of the settings and their values:

Parameter	Possible Values
-AcceptEULA	TRUE,FALSE
-Channel	SemiAnnualPreview, SemiAnnual, MonthlyEnterprise, CurrentPreview, Current
-DisplayInstall	[Switch]
-EnableUpdates	TRUE, FALSE
-LanguageIDs	[Array] en-us, ar-sa
-IncludeProject	[Switch]
-IncludeVisio	[Switch]
-ExcludeApps	Groove, Outlook, OneNote, Access, OneDrive, Publisher, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Lync
-OfficeArch	64, 32
-OfficeEdition	O365ProPlusRetail, O365BusinessRetail
-OfficeInstallerDownloadPath	[String] Specify path
-SharedComputerLicensing	0,1
-SourcePath	[String] Specify path
-PinItemsToTaskbar	TRUE, FALSE (Windows 7 / 8 only!)
-ForceOpenAppShutdown	TRUE, FALSE
-KeepMSI	[Switch]
-RemoveAllProducts	[Switch]
-SetFileFormat	[Switch]
-ChangeArch	[Switch]
-CleanUpInstallFiles	[Switch]

Additional Info

By default, the script will create and download the ODT tool to "C:\Scripts\Microsoft365Install" folder. You can change this with the -OfficeInstallDownloadPath parameter