The easiest way is to navigate to File>Account in any Office application.
There's a myriad of ways to identify which version of Office is installed on your machine. Is there a way I can confirm that my Office Professional Plus 2016 installation is Windows Installer and not click-to-run? Thanks in advance for any help, support, and information you can offer, I'm happy to provide any additional information that I can regarding this issue. Is there a way I can confirm that my Office Professional Plus 2016 installation is Windows Installer and not click-to-run? Confirming it is won't really resolve the issue, but it will at least confirm that neither of the products in this scenario are click-to-run,Īnd might highlight some potential issue with the installer of Visio, or the way Office itself was installed. I understand that is a known issue, but I can't see why it would be applying here and preventing me from installing two Windows Installer versions of products side by side. Installer based installations don't get along. When I try to install Visio Professional 2016 (again, an ISO I downloaded from my MSDN subscription), I get the notification message that can be seen in the original question linked above: Click-to-run and Windows
Office as opposed to a click-to-run version. The fact it was an ISO makes me believe (but I could be wrong) that this makes it an MSI/Windows Installer version of To give a quick overview of my issue, I have installed Office Professional Plus 2016 from an ISO I downloaded with my MSDN subscription. I am posting here, as I was instructed in my last attempt to find an answer on the Microsoft Community Forums ()
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