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Office 365 installed itself
Office 365 installed itself












office 365 installed itself

In the blog I mentioned above, I showed you which options you have to deploy the Microsoft 365 apps. Some time ago I wrote a blog about how you could make sure you can make sure each group who needs the 圆4 version will get it and who needs the x86 would also get it installed. With this built-in option, you could easily make sure the Microsoft 365 Apps are deployed to your devices. When you start using Intune and start deploying the Microsoft 365 apps to your devices you will probably be using the built-in option in Intune. What the Win32app of the Office 365 apps setup doesn’t fix!.What could go wrong with the CSP option.Important knowledge about the CSP Option.I will divide this blog into multiple parts, describing all the options you have! Note: If Quick Repair does not fix this issue, you can try running the Online Repair as outlined above.This blog will show you how to make sure the Microsoft 365 apps are installed during Autopilot by converting the Microsoft 365 Apps setup to a Win32App instead of using the built-in Office 365 CSP option.After the repair is finished, please restart the PC try the sync again.

office 365 installed itself

  • Select Online Repair and Continue then follow the prompts.
  • (Selection also say Microsoft Office 365). WARNING: An Online Repair does an uninstall then a reinstall of Office, if something goes wrong in this process, you may need to reinstall Office manually which may require a product key
  • Click Install and follow any prompts provided by the repair tool.
  • Select the Reinstall or Repair button, click Next.
  • office 365 installed itself

  • Open Control Panel (Start>Settings>Control Panel).
  • Click Continue, and then Start Diagnostics.
  • On the Help menu, click Office Diagnostics.
  • After the repair is finished, please try the sync again.
  • Select Repair, Quick Repair and Continue then follow the prompts.
  • office 365 installed itself

  • Click Change (may be listed as Modify).
  • (Selection also say Microsoft Office 365 or Microsoft 365).
  • Open up the Control Panel on your PC (and show All Control Panel items, if necessary) and click on Programs, then Programs and Features.













  • Office 365 installed itself