Teams Outlook add-in missing with update

[SETJH]

It seems some of our users are getting updated to a new release and they can no longer access the Outlook Add-In 

2020-05-07-11:50:13.536 AM Failed to install the Teams meeting add-inCOM registration failed. Regsvr Path: C:\WINDOWS\SysWOW64\regsvr32.exe, Arguments: /s /n /i:user

Anyone else experiencing these issues?  Reinstalling Teams does not resolve.

[#2]

Hi @SETJH 

Can you please check if after the updates by any chance the Add-In is in Disabled State. In case yes then try to Enable the same from the Outlook using the following steps.

1. Open Outlook > Options > Add-in > Last Option Manage > Drop Down > Disable Add-In > Check if Microsoft Teams Add-in for Office is in disabled state.

Try Enabling the same and restart Outlook and Teams Application and see if this fixes the issue.

With Regards,

Satish U

[#3]

@SETJH 

@RealTime_M365 

We ran into this issue and the addin was completely unregistered.  It appeared to happen during a failed update to the addin.  

We were able to resolve it by manually registering the addin using the following script which has to be run in command prompt since powershell will not work.

C:\WINDOWS\system32\regsvr32.exe /n /i:user "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\TeamsMeetingAddin\1.0.20031.2\x64\Microsoft.Teams.AddinLoader.dll" 

In our environment we have both 32bit and 64bit office installs and only the 64bit installs would reregister the addin DLL but the 32bit ones failed.

Already had a case open but the answers provided were not helpful or resolve the issue.  

[#4]

Same issue here. Unable to load using 32bit office apps. Going to try and roll back office updates on one of them

[#5 · Accepted solution]

Hello, see this first. All you need to know about the Teams meeting Outlook add-in.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-add-in-for-outlook

[#6]

@Aussie_skip 

Yes having same problem add-in disappeared non of the above solutions working

[#7]

@David4455 

Kindly explain your environment. Is affected user a Mac user or Windows user. Where is the user mailbox hosted (fully online or homed on-prem), with (Microsoft or a third party) mail providers. 

[#8]

@ChristianJBergstrom 

That only works if the registry entry AND the DLL are present. Microsoft won't direct you to the DLL. 

The registry entry is easy to build but without the DLL you are hosed. The only thing i can think of is to boot up a computer that has been offline for a month, not connect it to internet and grab the DLL and xfer to a flash drive. Unless you have another work around for me? 

[#9]

Hi @SETJH here is Step by step instructions how to Stop Outlook From Disabling Teams
https://youtu.be/6dClGoDLimM