But, if the user profile already has the Microsoft Teams client, the installer will not install Teams again. If the Teams Machine-Wide Installer is present, it means that the installer will try to deploy Microsoft Teams to any user profile on that machine. You don’t have to uninstall any of the entries from the list.ĭepending on the installer version, the Teams Machine-Wide Installer default locations are ‘%PROGRAMFILES(X86)%\Teams Installer’ for 32bit and ‘%PROGRAMFILES%\Teams Installer’ for 64bit. Consequently, two instances of Teams Machine-Wide Installer will be visible on the list.ĭouble installation doesn’t interrupt any mechanisms embedded in the installer. The subsequent installation, if using the system account, won’t detect the existing user installation. For example, the double installation might happen when the first Teams MSI installation happened in the user context. In some cases, you might have two instances of Teams Machine-Wide installer on the application list. Next, click Apps and Features menu item, as in the screenshot below:įiltering the apps list to search for Teams To do so, right-click on the Start button or press WIN+X to bring up the context menu. To do so, follow the steps below.įirst, open the Apps & features window. To determine what type of Teams installation exists on your machine, check the Apps & features list. User-based, which installs Teams for one user, and machine-wide, which installs Teams for all users. There are two versions of Teams installation.
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This tutorial will use Windows 10 Build 19043. And if you will follow along, you will need a Windows 10 computer.
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