How to install and use Microsoft Teams on Windows 10

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I've been deploying the standalone Teams installer using SCCM's per-user function which works fairly well for us. Note As long as an operating system can run the supported browser Teams is supported. T-bot will detect specific keywords and phrases in your queries and present you with the appropriate answer. If you have a similar environment I'd recommend using this method instead.

When using this script in Windows 10 1809, the Teams application appears to install but no shortcuts are placed anywhere. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility: This feature works best when used sparingly How do I format my messages? Mobile clients The Microsoft Teams mobile apps are available for Android and iOS, and are geared for on-the-go users participating in chat-based conversations and allow peer-to-peer audio calls.

How to install and use Microsoft Teams on Windows 10 - The install does not require admin rights so any user can install on their own.

Why would you say 64 bit is a better choice when it is only indicated in a limited number of scenarios, doesn't provide any benefit to the majority of users and can cause compatibility issues. There is a reason the default installation in O365 is 32bit. In my opinion, and that's all it is, 32bit is indicated for most folks unless they can show a clear need for 64bit. MS seems to agree. Hi Sven, IMHO, the only reason to use 32 bits is compatibility issues. In our company ~500 users we shifted on 64 as soon as it appeared with small testing period. Now with O365 everyone is on 64 bit. For all these years i heard no complains. Have no concrete metrics, but performance is definitely at least bit better. I could agree what in most scenarios you will see no big difference, and understand MS who mainly cares about compatibility and tries to avoid extra support cases. I've installed 64bit on a test machine and VMs, just to see if I could see any benefit. Nothing substantial, in my view. If the whole enterprise is on it, swell. Just for the individual chosing for themselves, it is less likely to cause them grief at some point installing the 32bit. I see the support issue myself having had to deal with an Access app not running because the user installed 64bit Office only because they had a 64bit OS and thought they had to. Not a dumb question at all. I was wondering the same thing when I noticed that I have 64 bit Teams and 32 bit Office clients. In the past, this would have been a cause of headaches, but I'm not sure if that is still the case. I'm about to uninstall Teams and replace with 32 bit just to be safe, but I'd like to get some clear guidance from MS. Looks like a Store App on Win 10. Didn't install that one. In any case, the web and these applications are interfaces to team collaboration web services. They aren't diresctly tied to Office products IMHO, so what version of Office is likely irrelevent. I in fact installed the 64b Teams client along with my 32b copy of MS Office. I don't think Teams is going to care, unless you happen to have a 32bit machine. Yes they still exist, my Dell Venue 11 is running 32bit Win 10. In this case, I think install the one appropriate for your OS. MS's opinion on which Office to use is covered in the link posted near the beginning of the thread. Everything you say makes a lot of sense and I agree with. My primary reason for asking MS to provide an answer, is that the link above is to an article that is only for Office and which does not mention the Teams app. I have large clients that use SCCM to deploy apps and having a definitive document from MS regarding when to use each version of Teams will be required by their Change Control committees before they can deploy this app. The KB is just for Office, and I wasn't suggesting it applies to Teams. Teams didn't even exist when the Office 'guidance' was penned. Heck O365 didn't exist. The Office requirement to do one or the other stems from their being a lot of common code, routines, libraries, such that you can't do some 32 and some 64. You can't install 32 bit Office Premium and 64 bit Project. The Team clients seem to be independent of that Office architecture. It's a feature of Office 365, not a component of the Office Suite. That's why I say it doesn't matter, other than you couldn't do the 64 bit client on a 32 bit OS. Still some words from MS would be nice. T he architecture should match that of the OS, which is what the online download defaults to. Note The architecture 32-bit vs. Thank you for this dialog... I have a 32-bit Office 365 on my x64 Windows 10 PC because 32-bit Office is MS Recommended , so I was curious if an x64 MS Teams would work because I faced issues while trying to install a 64-bit Visio.

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Microsoft Teams for Windows 10 S is your chat-centered workspace in Office 365. Hi Paul thanks for your reply. Or, select a different language from the drop-down list, and then Solo Go. This organizes the replies under the initial conversation making them easier to follow. The store is a great idea if and only if Microsoft supported it and 3rd parties would follow. You make a share map on the server that is accessible for everyone, with teams installer.