Hello,

I am trying to update the build version of Office365 to the latest one (Skype build). I ran below command to update on one machine:

integratedoffice.exe RUNMODE modetorun UPDATEDETECTION

Now I need to run this on few machines remotely. I was wondering if there is any silent switch available to run the command in the background. Something similar to DisplayLevel=False for OfficeClickToRun.exe (post-SP1) updates.

If I have to run this upgrade on multiple machines using a script, how can I do that without disrupting the user's work? 

Than

Not sure if all disruption will be avoided (the user will surely be disrupted when Office wants them to quit programs...) but anyway, this evil magic might do what you want? ;)

http://www.hanselman.com/blog/HowToREALLYHurtYourselfWithPSEXECDeletingTheUndeletableRegistryKeyAndMore.aspx

Thanks for the reply Don.

I am pushing this to the machines as an application using SCCM. I wanted to know if the deployment for pre-sp1 can happen silently(assuming all office programs are closed).

Thanks for the reply Don.

I am pushing this to the machines as an application using SCCM. I wanted to know if the deployment for pre-sp1 can happen silently(assuming all office programs are closed).

Hi NM,

Don's suggestion should works, just download and apply the latest Click-To-Run build (15.0.4711.1003) upon the existing one.

Or you can try below command, where the variables are optional settings and based on the table in this blog:

"%Program Files%\Microsoft Office 15\ClientX86 | ClientX64\OfficeC2RClient.exe /update user variable1=value variable2=value variableN=value"

To make it happen silently, you can specify "displaylevel=false" and "updatepromptuser=false" in above command.

From my understanding, the command mentioned in your question will only trigger the Office 365 update notification, but doesnt actually force the update to start.

Hope this hleps.

Regards,

Ethan Hua
TechNet Community Support