Office 2013/365 quick and full repair powershell

[Brian PetersenParticipant My AchievementsNo Achievements Yet!]

Hi,

I have a challenge i cant get through.

I have searched the net for a powershell script to QUICK repair and FULL repair a office 2013 and 365 installation, and i CANT find anything on this. :/

Currently i have a batch file with this:

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\ClientX64\OfficeClickToRun.exe" scenario=Repair platform=x86 culture=en-us scenario=Repair DisplayLevel=True

This just calls and shows the Office repair GUI and then i can choose quick or full repair etc etc.

But i NEED a powershell script, which can do the QUICK and the FULL without userintevention. Silent, i think it is called, but i CANT find any powershell scripts to do this.

Can anyone help?

Thx

[Dave WyattParticipant My AchievementsNo Achievements Yet!]

Check out this blog post: http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_resource_kit/archive/2013/06/17/automating-quick-repairs-in-office-365-proplus.aspx . It looks like all you have to do is change "DisplayLevel=True" to "DisplayLevel=False"

You can run OfficeClickToRun.exe from PowerShell, if you like. Either way, that program's going to be doing most of the work.

[Brian PetersenParticipant My AchievementsNo Achievements Yet!]

Hi, as mentioned this IS the current solution with the bat file.

I need a powershell script which does this all silent.

OR upgrading the office 2013 to 356 silent!

[Dave WyattParticipant My AchievementsNo Achievements Yet!]

The PowerShell script will be identical, or very close to it (depending on whether you run into any weird behavior with parsing the command-line arguments, which sometimes happens.)

To make the update silent, change the parameter I mentioned. It should be DisplayLevel=False , not DisplayLevel=True

[Brian PetersenParticipant My AchievementsNo Achievements Yet!]

Hi Dave,

and thx for your reply.

The situation has changed now, because we only must use Office 365!

I need the following powershell script and i cant figure out how to make this.

———— pseudo powershell repair code ———-

Tjeck for office 2013 installation.
IF Office 2013 is installed, remove Office 2013 and Install/upgrade to Office 365 (Path to setup.exe etc)
ELSE run Office Quickrepair with finish dialog "Repair done"
End of script

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Can someone help me with this?

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