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Maintaining & Installing O365 as an Admin
Need help fixing and understanding how licensing O365 works. I have been installing Office 365 on new PCs for users by logging in as me (an admin) and running a copy of the install file that down...
- Unfortunately E1 doesnt include the Office 365 proplus installs! Only online versions of them:
https://products.office.com/sv-se/business/office-365-enterprise-e1-business-software
You can distribute the installation in different ways! See here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/deployoffice/plan-office-365-proplus
But any user (with correct license) can log in as themselves and click install on up to 5 devices!
If this limit is reached, or you activated them unpurposelly, you can deactivate the licenses on devices:
(At the end)
https://www.uwec.edu/kb/article/uninstalling-office-and-deactivating-licenses/
Thanks. The first page took me to where I could buy O365 in Kroners. LOL
I did get a package created and can install it from a local share. That's great, and I think it will work better in the future.
However my local install on my PC is still not licensed properly. When I go to the portal
I deactivated one install from a user's PC.
Now when I have 4 installs under my account on the admin portal.
I installed from my image, but still only see 4 installs. And when I check my license with the tool it still says I am in the timebased period.
I'm going to head over to the user's PC, uninstall, and reinstall with the package. Just to see where I get from there.
Yeah! You need to buy a license that includes the desktop apps