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ZouLe

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  2. Hello, sorry to interrupt. I've been trying for a few days, but it still doesn't work, so I'd like to ask for some help. I don't know where to put the osver.ini file after I created it, so I put one in office16, proplus.ww, and the root directory of the office installation package. After running satup in the root directory, it still made me update the operating system. I don't know that I did it wrong, the office in the computer is like a half-finished product, and there can be many programs in office16, but without exception, they can't be opened, and it will prompt me "Not a valid 32-bit program", I tried to fix the system, but to no avail. More than 300 patches have been applied to the system, including but not limited to kb4474419, kb4493730, NET4. I don't know if the "Windows7 gdiplus.dll" I found is incorrect, or if the ProPlus.WW.msi file modified by myself with Orca is incorrect. (Remove the AbortMsi in the InstallExecuteSequence, and remove this . The only VersionNT in the MSI file >= 601 is changed to VersionNT >= 600). I also removed the Update folder in the office2016 installation package. I also restarted several times, but running the Satup program in the office2016 installation package still prompted the operating system that needed to be updated. There's nothing I can do now, that's why I chose to ask you for advice, thank you.

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