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I tried to install MS teams for work but it failed, please tell me what could be the reason.
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Hi ,
Please follow this thread, i was able to install teams with help of response from @Sharon
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Same issue here.
I ran the troubleshooter, it couldn't even find the installation file. Teams for Work was installing fine prior to the relaunch of the updated version.
If anyone has any work around not listed here, please advise asap I have new hires I'm onboarding.
EDIT: You have to have the standard Teams version installed, the "home" edition to download the work.
I'm having the same issue on a new PC. Windows 11 Pro. MS Team for work is broken.
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After no microsoft advice or other message board's advice resolving this, I finally resolved this issue after several frustrating hours by deleting something from the registry for the particular user.
HKEY_USERS > (find the desired user's key, check environment paths to make sure correct user) > microsoft > software > office > teams > (something similar to "donotinstall")
I deleted that, and then the latest MSIX files from the website finally worked.