![]() ![]() By default, every user will have Teams installed in their own user profile the next time they log in once the machine-wide installer is in place. Instead, it stages the binaries in the ‘Program Files (x86)’ directory, depending on OS Architecture, where each user will call the installer at a later time. The Teams Machine Wide installer is not what the user will ‘run’ on a day-to-day basis. ![]() To solve this we will dig in to… What’s Going On Here? The user is left with a message claiming Teams is ‘ Installed’ when clearly it is not. In particular when the Teams Machine Wide installer is finished, and detected by your application management tool of choice it does… nothing. I’m sure someone was not happy about the overall user experience. ![]() Have you or a loved one ever deployed Microsoft Teams in an enterprise environment? Did the users complain? Did project management complain? Management? You? The Problem: Teams Machine Wide Installer finishes… Then… Nothing? ![]()
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