Installing without DVD drive

Have done it many times before however, for some reason my brain is not working this morning.

I have a new ultra-slim lap-top which does not have a DVD drive and I need to install MS Office, as well as several other applications, all of which are on DVD/CD. MS Office is fully licensed and in NOT 365.

I do not have an external USB drive either however I have other PCs with DVD drives.

What is the best way to install the software?

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/a...

Most likely create an ISO on another PC, and pull it to a USB pendrive or similar.

Or if access to a device with a DVD drive then share the drive over the network and install from the share.

Or there are external USB DVD drives available for less than £20.

In reply to a post by ian72:

Or if access to a device with a DVD drive then share the drive over the network and install from the share.

This would be my solution if you don't have usb ports.

Aren't you late to the party?

In reply to a post by broadband66:

Aren't you late to the party?

Yep, I was.

It helped me.