un / re-installing Office365 language pack
I found a solution to uninstall every Office365 language pack at once. What you will need is the setup files of offices, namely setup.exe
.
First of all, create a .cmd file with the following commands:
"%~dp0setup.exe" /configure "%~dp0removeOffice.xml"
As a second step create an xml file and fill it with the following script:
<Configuration>
<Remove OfficeClientEdition="32" >
<Product ID="O365ProPlusRetail">
<Language ID="en-us" />
<Language ID="nl-nl" />
<Language ID="fr-fr" />
<Language ID="de-de" />
<Language ID="it-it" />
<Language ID="es-es" />
<Language ID="pl-pl" />
<Language ID="cs-cz" />
<Language ID="ro-ro" />
<Language ID="sk-sk" />
</Product>
</Remove>
<Updates Enabled="TRUE" />
<Display Level="full" AcceptEULA="TRUE" />
<Logging Name="OfficeSetup.txt" Path="%temp%" />
</Configuration>
Fill in every language pack which is installed on your computer.
- Execute the .cmd file
- Reboot
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Marco
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Marco over 1 year
I was on Office 2010 and got asked to be in the pilot group for Office 365. After this period O365 went live and I deemed it a good idea to uninstall Office 2010.
After this was done all Office related filetypes lost their association with office and excel woorkbooks were always opened as a blank file.
Since repairing the installation did not resolve the issue I tried uninstalling. Since Office 365 is installed as 10 different products (1 for each language) on my machine I have to uninstall one by one.
After I uninstalled to de-DE version, which is my native locale, everyting worked again in en-US. Here comes my problem: How can I re-install the German language pack or uninstall Office 365 in a one-click manner completly to get it re-installed from the system center from scratch?
I can't just go to the System center configruation manager and click install. The system then will tell me, that office is already installed. If I uninstall everything by hand, I have to calculate about 2 hours per language pack at current performance of my hard drive.