Mar 13 2024 06:06 AM
Hi..
We are starting to add the new Teams app to our Intune autopilot deployment sequence. We are using the teamsbootstrapper.exe file to install
The problem is that while we know it does install as we can see the Teams folder in c:\ProgramFiles\WindowsApps directory, Teams icon/shortcut does not get added to the Windows start menu nor is it listed in add/remove programs.
In Intune we've tried the following install commands:
1: teamsbootstrapper.exe -p
2: and this powershell script:
function ProvisionTeams {
param (
[string]$ProvisionMode
)
if ($ProvisionMode -eq "AllUsers") {
Start-Process -FilePath ".\teamsbootstrapper.exe" -ArgumentList "-p" -Wait -WindowStyle Hidden
}
elseif ($ProvisionMode -eq "CurrentUser") {
Start-Process -FilePath ".\teamsbootstrapper.exe" -ArgumentList "-p" -Wait -WindowStyle Hidden
}
else {
Write-Host "Invalid ProvisionMode specified. Use 'AllUsers' or 'CurrentUser'."
}
}
# Provision for all users
ProvisionTeams -ProvisionMode "AllUsers"
# Provision for the current user
ProvisionTeams -ProvisionMode "CurrentUser"
And neither yield allow for Teams to show up in start menu for users to access.
Anyone got any ideas????
Mar 13 2024 12:26 PM
Mar 13 2024 04:40 PM
@NicklasOlsen No sir, it does not.
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We deploy as a win32 app with the system behavior.
the install command is teamsbootstrapper.exe -p