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MSP file in the Updates folder otherwise your setup might fail or unexpected installation results will occur.

For those who are not familiar with the OCT, you must understand that the Setup.exe program can only accept one customisation file.

Now when you run Setup.exe in standard mode, setup will take the customisation file placed in the Updates folder and execute setup based on the options defined in the customisation file.

Save your MSP file in the directory called “Updates” from within the location where you copied the Office installation media on the network file server. Click the File menu and choose the save option. You may leave all other customisations un-touched. Inside the OCT you need to customise the feature installation states to reflect only the SkyDrive Pro 2013, and choose to not install any other options.To launch the OCT you need to run the following command: Setup.exe /admin Copy your Office 2013 media to a network share, and launch the Office Customization Tool (OCT).Until the official download is available from Microsoft consider this in terms of licensing as if your installing the full Office product for that device. This might technically be in breach of the EULA if the computer your deploying SkyDrive Pro to is not already covered under an existing SA agreement or licensed to use Office 2013 appropriately. Until then I have a quick workaround to deploy the SkyDrive Pro client to your workstations.

There is news from the SharePoint Team regarding the release of a stand-alone free download to enable users to install the SkyDrive Pro client without the need to upgrade the whole Office suite. This new client ships with the Office suite and replaces the SharePoint Workspace 2010 product which has been noted as ‘discontinued’ in future Office releases although supported until Office 2010 becomes end-of-life.

This synced storage concept is great, although to actually sync your files, currently you need to install Microsoft Office 2013 to access the new SkyDrive Pro client. This new feature is called SkyDrive Pro and is underpinned by the same technologies used to deliver the consumer equivalent cloud service called ‘SkyDrive’.

If you’ve worked with the new SharePoint 2013 Server you will have most likely come across the new synchronised storage feature that Microsoft has launched in the ‘My Site’ service application. Update from Microsoft: SkyDrive Pro Stand-alone Client is now available for download: įor some additional licensing information read Hans’s post: Since the service pack release, SkyDrive Pro now has been renamed to OneDrive for Business and the standalone download has been repackaged also. Update: This information is still relevant pre-service pack 1 for Office 2013.