Remove the registry value from step 2 so that the Office 2016 entry appears again.You can install Visio 2016 now with the C2R installer, after that start it and enter your serial.Now make sure that in the control panel (Programs and Features) Office 2016 is absent.
Add a DWORD value called SystemComponent and set it to 1.Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Office16.PROPLUS (x86 Office) or HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\ĬurrentVersion\Uninstall \Office16.PROPLUS (圆4 Office) Go to the registry path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\.I googled for a way to hide Office from this list and found this manual: The assumption was that it just asks the "list of installed programms" in the registry (it's the one you can also see via control panel). I discovered a workaround while I was wondering how the C2R installer checks if there is Microsoft Office 2016 already installed on the PC. Within the above Technet thread, user thenicnic posted a workaround. The scenario, some administrators pointed out to me. The problem is that we are unable to install both pieces of software in lab computers because MSI installer and Click to Run installer cannot coexists on the same machine. Our department has a Dreamspark subscription which allows us to install Project and Visio 2016 on computers for non-commercial research and teaching purposes from MSDN.
Our academic institution has a Volume License agreement for Office and the installers we are provided are MSI based. We have encountered a problem were we are unable to use both Office 2016 (MSI installer) and the latest versions of Project and Visio 2016 from MSDN. Within the Technet forum thread Office 2016 (MSI installer) volume license incompatible with Visio/Project 2016 from MSDN (Click to run installer) a user wrote. contacted me a couple of days before and drew my attention to a Technet forum post, that addresses this issue. Parallel installation will work after all… msi install is used to distribute MS Office, standalone Click'n'Run packages can't be installed on those machines. Some admins told me, that Access or Visio and Project 2016 are only available as Click'n'Run via Microsoft Imagine. This causes some administrators to run into problems in business environments. However, Microsoft does not allow/support a parallel installation of these two product variants. The advantage: You have the installation files for the Office package on a DVD or on your hard disk and can install in one go, without downloading. However, there is also an Office Professional version for business environments, that can be installed via. Only works as long as Microsoft offers the download. A web installer then pulls all components of Office and sets them up on a target system. Microsoft usually offers its Office suite as a click-to-run installation.
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