If you still can’t install Teams, run the Program Install and Uninstall troubleshooter. Run the Program Install and Uninstall Troubleshooter After that, follow the on-screen instructions to install Teams.Enter your admin credentials if prompted.Then locate the Teams installer folder.Repeat these steps to force-stop all your background programs.Then, right-click on the program you want to close.Click on the Processes tab to list all the programs actively running on your computer.Go back to C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Teams.If the issue persists, hence one of the programs running in the background is blocking Teams. Don’t forget to re-enable your antivirus after installing Teams.Download Teams from Microsoft’s official website.First, navigate to C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Teams.Don’t download the program from third-party download websites. But, be sure to download the Teams app from Microsoft’s official website. Your security tool may mistakenly label Team as a potentially dangerous program. Your antivirus may sometimes prevent you from installing new programs on your machine. Then Microsoft Teams 32/64 bit MSI files are ready to deploy.What to Do If Microsoft Teams Fails to Extract Installer Run the script and you are ready to deploy Microsoft Teams 32/64 Bit as MSI files from Intune. Upload-MSILob "$output" -publisher "Microsoft" -description "Microsoft Teams 32Bit" Upload-MSILob "$output" -publisher "Microsoft" -description "Microsoft Teams 64Bit" Start-BitsTransfer -Source -Destination $output With the Application_LOB_Add.ps1 script you just need to change from line 1377 and the rest of the script.įirst download the Application_LOB_Add.ps1 script from
The easy way it with Microsoft Intune Graph API – and thanks to Microsoft’s Dave Falkus it is easy for the rest of us. Wait for the upload to complete and you are ready to deploy. Enter Description – “Microsoft Teams MSI”.The hard way is to download the Microsoft Teams MSI from the links above.īrowse for the previous download Microsoft Teams MSI file In this blogpost I will show two ways to upload the Microsoft teams App to Intune – there is the hard way and the easy way, the hard way is in the Intune Portal and the easy way is by using the Intune Graph API powershell script from Dave Falkus upload MSI files to Intune. Microsoft has provided MSI files (both 32-bit and 64-bit) Microsoft has finally released there Teams app for Windows a MSI file – this makes the deployment with Intune easy, instead of the old.
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