Microsoft Office ProPlus 2010 VL x86 en-US Mar2013

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* Microsoft Office Professional Plus SP1 2010 Volume Channel *
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MSDN SOURCE:
en_office_professional_plus_2010_with_sp1_x86_x64_dvd_730330.iso

Release File:
Office_ProPlus_2010_SP1_VL_32Bit_En-US-Mar2013_730330.iso
Size: 1.48GiB
CRC32: 68A885E5
MD5: 0648A1DD7AF502784E254A7CDE6A1404
SHA-1: 812C7C33538B8E0F5ACD05B114AE82EA0C43BCFE

First I converted the source from Retail to VL because you are
NEVER going to activate any Retail version without purchasing.
Then I added all the big MSP files into the updates folder.
The updates folder for the source already had sp1 msp files,
so I just needed to add ones for post-sp1 to satisfy MS Update.

I split the source into 2 different versions so people wouldn't
have to download both of them. They already had autorun info. I
didn't modify the source other than switch it to VL and add
updates. A lot of people from what I hear, recommend getting
32-bit version of Office 2010 because of all the plug-ins.
You can choose for yourself.

You can't simply toss the exe files from MS Download Center in the
folder, but you can extract those files with 7-zip and then copy
the en-US and the none.MSP files to there. You also have to
add any proofing spanish and french files or Update nags you.

And that's exactly what I've done. These are all of the MSP files
contained in MOST of the KB exe files available for download. There
are still a few ones that don't have any MSP file inside, but
they are very small. The non-MSP kb files total about 1-2megs on
Microsoft Download. Those, you can do yourself. I cannot
pre-integrate those without making a fully custom install using
a bunch of registry settings, task settings, services, etc.
Basically, just not gonna happen; would be a mistake to even try.

MSP files in Updates Folder:
EXCEL.msp, ace-x-none.msp, clientshared64muisp1-en-us.msp,
clientshared64wwsp1-x-none.msp, clientsharedmuisp1-en-us.msp,
csi-x-none.msp, excel-x-none.msp, filterpack-x-none.msp,
gkall-x-none.msp, graph-x-none.msp, groove-x-none.msp,
infopath-x-none.msp, ipeditor-x-none.msp, mscomctlocx-x-none.msp,
mso-x-none.msp, msointl-en-us.msp, msores-x-none.msp,
niceclass-x-none.msp, oart-x-none.msp, oartconv-x-none.msp,
officesuitemuisp1-en-us.msp, officesuitewwsp1-x-none.msp,
onenote-x-none.msp, onenoteintl-en-us.msp, osc-x-none.msp,
oscintl-en-us.msp, osetup-x-none.msp, outlfltr-x-none.msp,
outlook-x-none.msp, outlookintl-en-us.msp, powerpoint-x-none.msp,
proof-en-us.msp, proof-es-es.msp,

proofingsp1-en-us.msp, proofsp1-en-us.msp, proofsp1-es-es.msp,
vbe7-x-none.msp, visio-x-none.msp,
vviewer-x-none.msp, word-x-none.msp

You can activate using MS Toolkit 2.4.1.
Click the office button, then activation tab, etc.
If you install AutoKMS you will need to allow it through any A/V
programs. It has been blacklisted for being an insanely fast,
basically perfect Offline KMS Activator. You can also use
KMS Server Service, which is a dropdown option if you click on
AutoKMS. With that service though, you will need to create
a re-activation script and task. I have instructions on MDL at:

http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/28669-Microsoft-Toolkit-Official-KMS-Solution-for-Microsoft-Products/page348?p=731096&viewfull=1#post731096

*ACTIVATE Office with the MTK first!*

You can delete the line with SLMGR if you don't activate windows
with this. It will just attempt to re-activate windows. This is
not desirable unless you also need to activate your VL version
of windows. If you want to also activate windows, you have to
install a gVLK key. You can do this by running the admin cmd prompt:
SLMGR /ipk xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx

Find gVLK keys online by searching for them. they're not a secret.

I recommend getting and using Advanced Tokens Manager to backup
any legit retail Windows or Office activations before attempting
to use any KMS activator.

Enjoy Pirates,
murphy78-TPB