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Slow Office 365 install with Configuration Designer
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Jeff Sullivan
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I am having an issue when running a provisioning package made with configuration designer. Currently trying to have Office 365 installed during provisioning using ODT and a batch script. It takes 3.5-4 hours for the office installer to complete, however when I run that same batch script directly on the PC (Not during provisioning) it takes about 20-45 minutes to complete. I have tried batch/power shell, running the script from device and context commands but can't get office to install any faster. Any ideas on what could be causing the difference in install time?
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AllenLiu-MSFT 49,436 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff2024-05-07T01:23:52.0733333+00:00 It seems the problem is NOT a MCM related problem, it's more related to Windows Configuration Designer, I add the tag Windows so that the experts who are familiar with that topic may help.
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