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  1. tedcbe
    I have been deploying Office 2010 without Access (X - Not Available - Microsoft Access in Set feature installation states) to the our customers through OCT. I have all the .msp's in the root of the office folder along with the setup.exe. I then use setup.exe /adminfile and the relevant msp. I am now looking at a way of checking if Access is installed on any of the old versions (MS Office XP, 2003, 2007) and if so to install access, otherwise Access should not be installed through SCCM. Has anyone done this and if so how did you go about this.
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