It's a known issue, and everybody and their mother has placed complaints/requests to fix or replace the damn images. But, by ways of miracles I simply am too lowly to understand, they pulled it off in a system image. Microsoft encourages you to use 32-bit Office on all 32-bit and 64-bit computers because there are extremely rare cases where you will actually need a 64-bit version of Office. Create the necessary shared directory to serve the C2R/Skype for Business deployment: servershare (make sure the Deploy user has full share-level and NTFS permissions for the shared directory). Normally if you had Office 64-bit installed, and then tried to install Project 32-bit, it'll complain and kill the installation before it can begin. Download the Office 2016 Deployment Tool (for C2R deployments) from Microsoft’s site. It's a known issue, and frankly I don't know how to fix it. Honestly, they deserve a prize for pulling that off in the first place. The desktop folks who created the system image that we flash to everything somehow pulled it off.
I did not install mixed bitness Office applications.
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