Visio 2016 Installation Error
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I am unable to install the Visio 2016 in the machine for the user.
The issue is machine installed with Windows 8.1 64-Bit OS.Where the installation of Visio 2016 not started because of the Office Package 2013 is 32 Bit.So tried installing Visio 2016 in the machine but the installation not started given the error that the machine is 64 Bit OS not able to install the 32 Bit Visio in the machine.Workaround:
I have uninstalled Office Package 2013 in the machine and installed the Office Package 2016 from outlook.office365.com.
After the installation i am getting this error in the machine
Can anyone help me on this issue now ?
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With Office, you need to make sure that you're installing everything 64-bit, or everything 32-bit.
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Not sure if this will help since we can't see what sort of error you are getting but...
Office doesn't always uninstall cleanly and may screw up future attempts.
Try using the removal tools here
Then reboot the machine and start up a new installation once things are cleared out.
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@NDC I will try with the same and update
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@dafyre I am not able to upload the photos or screenshots
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@JaredBusch Any ideas?
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Just because you have 64 bit OS, doesn't mean you need or want 64 bit office. In fact in most cases you want 32 bit.
With that being said, you may have an old version screwing up the install. Microsoft has a removal tool for old versions that might help:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Uninstall-Office-from-a-PC-9dd49b83-264a-477a-8fcc-2fdf5dbf61d8?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US -
@Mike-Davis said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
Just because you have 64 bit OS, doesn't mean you need or want 64 bit office. In fact in most cases you want 32 bit.
Is that really true today? What's the advantage to the lower version?
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@scottalanmiller said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
@Mike-Davis said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
Just because you have 64 bit OS, doesn't mean you need or want 64 bit office. In fact in most cases you want 32 bit.
Is that really true today? What's the advantage to the lower version?
Plugins still work.
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@scottalanmiller said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
Is that really true today? What's the advantage to the lower version?
Compatibility with other applications.
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@Mike-Davis said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
@scottalanmiller said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
Is that really true today? What's the advantage to the lower version?
Compatibility with other applications.
Is that true across the board? Everything I run tends to be 64bit. I've not run 32bit Office in a long time, what would it be incompatible with?
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Microsoft still recommends 32bit for cross app and plugin compatibility reasons. I'm not sure I've encountered a situation where that actually ended up being important though. At least not in the last few years.
@scottalanmiller said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
@Mike-Davis said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
@scottalanmiller said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
Is that really true today? What's the advantage to the lower version?
Compatibility with other applications.
Is that true across the board? Everything I run tends to be 64bit. I've not run 32bit Office in a long time, what would it be incompatible with?
Probably goofy internally built nonsense, addons from small developers who don't update often or at all etc. Nothing I've run into has been a problem though. At least not since the 2010 days. Maybe not even then.
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@NDC said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
Microsoft still recommends 32bit for cross app and plugin compatibility reasons. I'm not sure I've encountered a situation where that actually ended up being important though. At least not in the last few years.
@scottalanmiller said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
@Mike-Davis said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
@scottalanmiller said in Visio 2016 Installation Error:
Is that really true today? What's the advantage to the lower version?
Compatibility with other applications.
Is that true across the board? Everything I run tends to be 64bit. I've not run 32bit Office in a long time, what would it be incompatible with?
Probably goofy internally built nonsense, addons from small developers who don't update often or at all etc. Nothing I've run into has been a problem though. At least not since the 2010 days. Maybe not even then.
My recommendation is to avoid that crap
Run 64bit Office and weed out the garbage you shouldn't have installed!
