Microsoft Onenote Offline Installer Access

The ODT uses an XML file to tell the installer what to download. You can write this manually in Notepad or use Microsoft's free web-based Office Customization Tool (recommended).

For a pure OneNote offline installer, your XML file should look like this:

<Configuration>
  <Add OfficeClientEdition="64" Channel="Current">
    <Product ID="OneNoteFree" >
      <Language ID="en-us" />
    </Product>
  </Add>
</Configuration>

If you have a Microsoft 365 license for Office, you can replace OneNoteFree with OneNote or O365ProPlusRetail. microsoft onenote offline installer

Microsoft provides an official Office Deployment Tool (ODT) to create a custom offline installation source.

Steps:

Note: This method requires a valid Microsoft 365 license. The resulting package is typically 1.5–2 GB.

You have a conflicting Office version. Use Microsoft's official SaRA.exe (Setup and Recovery Assistant) to scrub old installations before running your offline installer. The ODT uses an XML file to tell

First, a quick note on Microsoft’s messy naming history. There are technically three versions of OneNote:

The offline installer we are discussing works for the Desktop version. If you have a Microsoft 365 license for

This is for IT pros, but anyone can do it.