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1. #Download teams machine wide installer install#
2. #Download teams machine wide installer update#
3. #Download teams machine wide installer manual#

Here's all of the versions of Teams MWI installed in my environment along with the uninstall string: Version If you are using msiexec uninstall string as part of your upgrade process, you will want to check all of your 1.1 GUIDs. In case anyone is wondering, in the 1.1 and initial 1.2 releases of Teams MWI, Microsoft was using a different GUID to identify the installer, and then at some point into 1.2 builds they switched to using the same GUID all the way through the latest build available today.

#Download teams machine wide installer manual#

Then ran into issue with one of the two different 1.3 builds I have out there (only about 20 installs fortunately) where it tells you that Teams needs to be updated so you have to do a manual remove of "Microsoft Teams" for that user and download client manually.ĭon't understand why Microsoft doesn't allow the MSI to be installed over itself as an upgrade as it would be an easier process, but not a huge deal to do the uninstall first, it takes about 3 seconds. I've been installing it since v1.1 builds and have noticed issues with earlier versions randomly not installing the Teams Client into the users profile.

#Download teams machine wide installer install#

I am now going to be making a pass at older computers to remove the old version and install the new one.

#Download teams machine wide installer update#

As far as I can tell, Microsoft updated the Machine-Wide Installer is updated every time they update the Teams Client version. I get mixed results of successful upgrades of this running the two 圆4 & x86 MSIs.ĭo you worry about updating the Teams Machine-Wide Installer on your workstations?Ī couple times a year I will pull down a fresh MSI from Microsoft and overwrite the file from my source install folder so I stay current on new computer installs. It seems to even go there when running the 圆4 MSI during testing. The Teams Installer location is always under "Program Files (x86)". We included Teams with O365 installs which is 32bit.

I'd assume Teams was installed for 圆4 due to the OS type. I'm also a bit confused about the 圆4/x86 installs of the MSI. It's only the Teams Desktop Client that will update automatically for the user profiles.

If you're installing that along with your O365 installs, it'll install whatever the latest version that was available during that release of Office.

I'm curious if there had been a later version of the Teams Machine-Wide installer on that machine, it would combat this issue. I'm aware of a single registry modification that is said can be made to correct this triggering post-upgrade. I ran into an issue where Teams is not auto-installing on new user account logins post Win10 upgrade.