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However, there is a rearm Functionality in MDT, which is rearming an Office 2010 Installation. The normal Sysprep Command does not rearm the Office Installation. See the Table at the End of the Blog Posts, which contains the path to OSPPREARM.EXE for the different Office Versions.ĭoes Sysprep rearm the Office Installation?
#Office rearm manual
You can perform a Manual rearm by executing OSPPREARM.EXE, which can be found in your Office 2013 or 2016 Installation Directory. However, if you want to be 100% sure, you should always rearm office when build a reference image. I saw in the past some cases, where a rearm was not necessary for the CMID to be unique, but I haven’t figured out yet why. If you deploy Office to existing Devices, you don’t need to perform a rearm as the CMID is already unique. You need to rearm Office if you include it in your Reference Image. When do I need to rearm my Office Installation? The CMID must be unique, so that the Volume Activation using KMS works without any issues. Why do I need to rearm my Office Installation?Īs Windows has its SID, so does Office have a unique ID called CMID which is generated as soon as Office gets installed.
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Let’s get through the basic, common questions first. Rearming the Office Installation is key, if you put Office in your Reference Image. Today i want to write a few lines, about how you perform a rearm of your Office Installation using MDT or ConfigMgr / SCCM.