You can't directly install Microsoft Office using the command prompt. Microsoft Office installation typically involves a graphical user interface (GUI) using the setup files provided by Microsoft.
However, you can use the command prompt to perform some actions related to the installation process, such as:
- Running the setup file: You can navigate to the location of the Office setup file using the command prompt and execute it to start the installation process. For example, you can type
cd C:\Downloadsto change directory to the Downloads folder and then typesetup.exeto run the setup file. - Silent installation: You can use command-line switches to perform a silent installation of Office, which runs the installation in the background without any user interaction. This can be useful for deploying Office on multiple computers.
- Customizing the installation: You can use command-line switches to customize the Office installation, such as selecting specific features to install or specifying the installation location.
For more detailed information on using command-line switches for Office installation, refer to the official Microsoft documentation.
