Teams download folder install#
Essentially, you add the switch "ALLUSER=1" to msiexec when you install it on the server.
Teams download folder full#
The new way actually installs the full application to Program Files, which I'm guessing would allow you to more easily block it with SRP if needed (since it'sĪn identical path for all users) and would no longer reside in either ProgramData or LocalAppData.įor some reason MSDN forums still aren't letting me post links in my replies, but Microsoft has documentation on installing Teams machine-wide for VDIs. Output from frx.exe list-rules will issue reparse statuses, and callers could know that they have been redirected.Īlthough I'm not familiar with SRP or why you're seeing the Teams application installed to ProgramData, I would recommend reinstalling teams with a proper machine-wide setup- the way you're doing it is the "old" machine-wide way, where it wouldĭrop the per-user installer for Teams into Program Files and then run it for each user that logs in.
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In theory the output from the frx.exe list-redirects would be virtualized in a way that it would be near impossible for calling components to know that it was virtualized. I am not familiar with SRP or how it determines paths of executables. It would also be useful to see the output from frx.exe list-redirects, and frx.exe list-rules this would show you what is being redirected from I would like to get more information about this, Would it be possible to collect a procmon of this install, or to send up the logs from profiles or ODFC (whichever container(s)) you are using? These will contain names of file shares, and usernamesĪnd sids, so it would be best if you opened a support ticked, and uploaded those to us using their tools. Is it possible that you have used FSLogix redirect rules in rules files to do this redirection on your own? I know that some users had usedĪ workaround like this before teams provided a per machine install as a way to share a single install with multiple users. To my knowledge there is nothing in FSLogix that would explain why teams would be going to the ProgramData directory.
Teams download folder software#
Has anyone used FSLogix profile containers with group policy Software Restriction Policies? If so, does it still work as expected, allowing you to set your SRP to block anything in either Īnd have those executables be correctly blocked? If I disable the FSLogix policy, and revert to using UPDs, the install path for Teams is correct "C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Teams"Ĭan anyone think why FSLogix puts the Teams installation (and seemingly ONLY the Teams installation), into ProgramData?Ģ. Equally, the rest of my LocalAppData folder does not appear under ProgramData\username
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When I go to %localappdata%, I do not see Teams here. I am testing FSLogix, as well as SRP (Software Restriction Policy).ġ.When logging into my test RDSH server using FSLogix policy, our Microsoft Teams machine-wide installer installs Teams into my profile, but it seems to place it in "C:\ProgramData\username\Microsoft\Teams