- #LICENSE INFORMATION FOR THIS COMPONENT NOT FOUND EXCEL 2016 MAC FULL#
- #LICENSE INFORMATION FOR THIS COMPONENT NOT FOUND EXCEL 2016 MAC SOFTWARE#
- #LICENSE INFORMATION FOR THIS COMPONENT NOT FOUND EXCEL 2016 MAC LICENSE#
- #LICENSE INFORMATION FOR THIS COMPONENT NOT FOUND EXCEL 2016 MAC PROFESSIONAL#
Add your user account and make sure it has Read permissions checked.In the Properties dialog, select the Security tab.Right-click on the Excel file and select Properties to open the corresponding dialog.Browse to the Excel file in File Explorer or Windows Explorer.To see if a user has permission to the file: If you're automating BarTender in some fashion or BarTender is running non-interactively, then you'll need to make sure that you're assigning a user to the non-interactive session that has proper permissions. If you can't open the file directly in Excel, you'll need to contact your network administrator to obtain the proper permissions. If you can, then you have the proper read permissions for the directory and you can move on the next step. If you're printing from directly in BarTender, just make sure that you can open the file in Excel. We recently started deploying Server 2016 with Office 2016 and are experiencing this problem.Once you know that the file exists where it's supposed to be, you need to make sure that you can access the file. Hello Domenic Alvaro, did you find a solution for this problem? I do this for XenApp deployments, anyway. The policy you need to enable is "Microsoft Office 2016/Privacy/Trust Center/Disable Opt-in Wizard on first run". To disable the Opt-in Wizard, you need to use the Microsoft Office 2016 Group Policy admin templates and apply it to your VDAs. I haven't found a permanent solution for this yet, but disabling the Office Opt-in Wizard on first run significantly reduces the issue for new users.
#LICENSE INFORMATION FOR THIS COMPONENT NOT FOUND EXCEL 2016 MAC SOFTWARE#
while the Software Protection service is still running) you shouldn't run into the same problem. If you re-launch the application again immediately after it first exits (i.e. This is even before roaming (or UPM) profiles are configured.Īs far as I can tell, this issue is caused by a timeout waiting for the Software Protection service to start when Office applications are first launched.
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I have experienced this issue on a couple of recent XenApp 7.13/Server 2016 deployments I've done using Microsoft Office 2016 Professional (not Office 365).
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I don't seem to have the issue if I launch a full desktop and I also have no errors in the event viewer to work with. I have even went ahead and ran the office removal tool on my template and reinstalled the app, with no change. I had a similar issue with O365 sign in for another client and implemented method 2 from the MS KB article:īut that does not seem to help in this instance. Regardless of these settings, I still get notified of users not being able to access Excel. I have already changed the service from Automatic - Delayed Start to Automatic and I have set the recovery to restart each time the service fails, with a reset after 1 day. The Problem is, the service does not continue to run as it is an "On Demand" service, but I cannot figure out what is supposed to call this service and why its failing.
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once done, the user is granted a license and off they go. The problem I've found, is that the Software Protection service is not running and the quick solution is to start the service. A repair attempt was unsuccessful or was cancelled. "Microsoft Office can't find your license for this application. Randomly, I get notifications that users receive an error after launching Excel that forces the application to close. Currently I am only publishing Excel 2016 as that is all the test group requires. I have created a clean template with only Office 2016 installed for testing. VDA's are installed on Server 2008R2 boxes. We have an ADFS environment with SSO configured, running XenApp/Desktop 7.8. I have a strange issue with Office 2016, O365 edition that I'm hoping someone has some insight they can share.
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