No. This tool is exclusively for Windows systems running Microsoft Office. Mac users should use the official Microsoft AutoUpdate tool or manually remove Office through Finder.

: The process typically requires a computer restart; the tool is designed to auto-launch after the reboot to finish the final cleanup pass. 🛠️ How to Use the Scrub Tool

: Run the file. It will install the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant interface.

There are four primary scenarios in which this process appears:

Offline storage files ( .ost and .pst ) containing emails generally remain safe, though making a manual backup beforehand is highly recommended. Supported Versions of Microsoft Office

:: Create a sample scrub script (offline product cleaner) echo Creating offline scrub script... ( echo @echo off echo echo [%%date%% %%time%%] Starting offline product scrub >> "%LOG_DIR%\scrub.log" echo for /f "tokens=*" %%%%a in ('dir /b "%WORK_DIR%*.tmp" 2^>nul') do ( echo echo Deleting %%%%a >> "%LOG_DIR%\scrub.log" echo del "%WORK_DIR%%%%%a" echo ) echo echo [%%date%% %%time%%] Scrub complete >> "%LOG_DIR%\scrub.log" ) > "%SCRUB_ROOT%\run_scrub.bat"

Then relaunch SetupProd_OffScrub.exe as Administrator [8†L21-L26]. Alternatively, disconnect from the network, try a different connection (like a mobile hotspot), and attempt again [26†L8-L9].

However, .exe files are — they don’t have human-readable “content” like a script. You might have meant:

When cleaning finishes, a prompt will appear instructing you to restart your PC. Always follow this instruction immediately —skipping the restart leaves residual files undeleted, rendering the cleanup ineffective [9†L17-L18].

If the tool fails to connect to Microsoft at all: