Call OLicenseCleanup.vbs to clear out license cache on all user profiles on the PC, in an attempt to force the user to reactivate Office
Office 365 professional plus Pc#
My attempt so far has been to use the Office Deployment Tool called from a PC start up script to a small batch of PCs, using a GPO (see attached example).Ģ. The reason I need to force this change is so the Microsoft 365 Business Premium edition will apply, so the PC can be adopted into Intune/Endpoint Portal etc.įor the record, we're migrating >100 user PCs from O365ProPlusRetail to O365BusinessRetail, so we need an automated process to achieve what we're talking about above. What's the easiest way to transition from one CLick to Run (C2R) edition of office, to another edition of click to run that doesn't rely on the user?Īt the moment, my R&D suggests the only way is to uninstall the old C2R installation and deploy the new C2R installation, using a GPO startup script. While I understand the user can change the applied license manually using the "change license" button in Office (see attached), what happens if they fail to initiate this? What happens when the grace period expires?
Office 365 professional plus pro#
While testing the first few users (with a new Business Premium license attached), even though the Office Pro Plus installation doesn't complain via the GUI, if I check the Office license status using "cscript ospp.vbs /dstatus" (as per the attached screen shot), it states it is in a 'Grace Period'. We're about to transition all staff to Microsoft 365 Business Premium Edition. We have ~100 PC's with the Click to Run edition of Office 365 Pro Plus installed (licensed per user).
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