$TeamsUpdateExePath = ::Combine($env:LOCALAPPDATA, 'Microsoft', 'Teams', 'Update. $TeamsPath = ::Combine($env:LOCALAPPDATA, 'Microsoft', 'Teams') Much appreciated to anyone who can decipher this gibber-jabber-Wayne centrally in ProgramFiles rather than in the user profile), but it’s only allowed on VDI. Has anyone gotten this to work? I need to code the uninstall of the app date file as user rights, then remove the product under admin rights, then reapply the new version under user rights? UGH!!! Tried installing the Microsoft Teams MSI will ALLUSER1 on a plain W10 computer, and got this: As previously mentioned, the Teams MSI has an ALLUSER1 option to install machine-wide (i.e. When you see the message, Youre all set, you can. If youre not sure which version is right for you, see Choose the 64-bit or 32-bit version of Office. I have the latest teams MSI (Teams_windows_圆4.msi), also some funky PS to remove the old version. Select the Office folder from the virtual drive and then double-click either the Setup32.exe to install the 32-bit version of Office, or Setup64.exe to install the 64-bit version to begin the offline installation. Suffice it to say, that i need the help of someone who has more advanced skills then myself.
This app has driven me to suicidal ideation! And then there is the detection method, of which I noticed that, like the past 3 versions have the same Product and upgrade GUID, so i tried windows installer, check for files in the above mentioned appdata, and registry values under HKLM\software\wow6432node Apparently it was released as an install for all users, then the new versions allow ALLUSERS=1 switch, then some article says you need to run a PS to clean up the appdata local microsoft teams folder for all users, then redeploy under user rights, etc There is a new version, and I have spent hours trying to install it without success.
We have an older version deployed to users.
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