
- #Microsoft project professional 2016 error how to#
- #Microsoft project professional 2016 error install#
- #Microsoft project professional 2016 error update#
- #Microsoft project professional 2016 error Patch#
#Microsoft project professional 2016 error how to#
How to Control Which version of MS Project Professional Can connect with MS Project Server EPM
#Microsoft project professional 2016 error Patch#
There are known issue if your MS Project Server is at latest patch version and your desktop MS Project Professional edition used it too old. Not using the right version of MS Project Professional with the right version allowed by MS Project Server in PWA > Server Settings I’ll also cover special case of this scenario. The focus of this article is about the last scenario.
#Microsoft project professional 2016 error update#
Service Pack or Cumulative Update (CU) patches if deployed without planning can cause issues in MS Project Server Enterprise Project Management (EPM) system. The version of the server and client software should be at a supported level in order of the two to work together. So I'm a bit confused as it's the Microsoft Project Standard 2016 installer and key, but the software seems to think the key doesn't match the software version, and I'm not sure if it's the software or the key that's the issue? I've tried all our MAK keys for this and they all give the same error.Microsoft Project Professional edition is the desktop client in Microsoft Project Server (MSPS). To use this product key, contact your administrator".

"This product key is for the volume-licensed version of Microsoft Project Standard 2016, which isn't currently installed. Go to change the key, input the key and get the following error: Launch the software, says it's not activated.

Used the tool to download and install, all good. I've used to create the XML file needed, stated Microsoft Project 2016 Standard - Volume Licensing, set it to a MAK key and input the key, set auto activation.
#Microsoft project professional 2016 error install#
We're currently using O365, so I'm having to use the Microsoft Deployment Tool to install a standalone version of Project, I've done this previously for Visio and has worked fine.

We've been using them for 2010 and we're looking to move everyone onto 2016. I've got a bunch of Project licenses through Microsoft Volume Licensing, some 2016 and some 2019 both with downgrade rights to 2010.
