Microsoft Office 365 Pro Plus Installation sprodically ends up with same errors 10%

İsmail Şen 0 Reputation points
2025-10-30T09:07:21.3233333+00:00

Hi,

10% of our Installations fails for O365. We are using a PS script to call the Installation while running a Bare Metall Installation W11 24H2.

This happens sprodically. If you re-run the Installation it works again after maybe repeating it 1-2 times.

XML and everyting works as we do it allready since 3 years with same Installation steps and also successfully on tousand of devices.

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Any thoughts?

Rg

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  1. Nam-D 320 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2025-10-30T14:01:34.4333333+00:00

    Dear @İsmail Şen

    Based on your description, it looks like you're encountering the error "DMS exists but failed on MEC" during the deployment of Office 365 Apps on bare-metal systems running Windows 11 24H2. To help us better understand and support your situation, could you please confirm the following:

    • For devices that experience this issue during the first installation attempt, does the installation typically succeed after two or three retries?
    • The version of Office application that causing the issue.
    • How many devices are you deploying at a time when this issue occurs?
    • Regarding the error message, are you using a custom deployment script, or official Microsoft tool, or a configuration XML?
    • Are the affected computers currently managed by Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune) or any other device management solution?

    Your input will help us narrow down the cause and provide more targeted troubleshooting steps.


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