Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
This worked perfectly for me!
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Hi,
I have a PC with windows 11 and Office 365. I have installed the New Teams on it.
the user cannot create a teams meeting from outlook calendar.
When I looked for the add-in Options>Add-ins, I didnt see the add-in there, not even in the inactive or the disabled.
The add-in is installed when I looked in %AppData\local\microsoft\TeamsMeetingAddin..
I tried to uninstall Teams but again same problem.
I took the plugin from a PC that can launch teams meetings from outlook and put it in the folder of the PC that cant and it worked for a day now its not.
thank you
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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This worked perfectly for me!
Nice! I just joined the forum... I am glad it helped!
Saving the world one PC at a time :p
I have delt with this a few times. The solution to fix this is to repair the new teams with outlook closed. Once the repair is done launch teams get the user signed in. Once that is done launch outlook desktop again. Go setup a test meeting you should now see the Teams add-in loaded in outlook again.
Hope that helps some of you.
This fixed it for me.
"This is unfortunate, because like many other organizations, we have added new Teams to computers that still have classic Teams installed, but are now concerned that the add-in will disappear from Outlook whenever classic Teams is uninstalled (which standard users can do from Add & Remove Programs, or Microsoft may do in the future)."
We are aware of this problem, and as you stated, removing classic Teams TODAY will cause the Meeting Add In to fail, if your environment was preventing per-user MSI installs (via GPO, or via AppLocker policies).
@Joel
Your Applocker exclusion might have done the trick.
What specifically did you configure in AppLocker, as there are many ways to skin the cat,
e.g. based on Publisher rule conditions, or a RuleCollection for MSI installs, in which case you must create an exception like
<FilePathCondition Path="%PROGRAMFILES%\WINDOWSAPPS\*\MICROSOFTTEAMSMEETINGADDININSTALLER.MSI" />