If you are deploying Microsoft Teams but don’t want it to start on login, or force users to login to disable the auto start then you can do it after installation of Teams simply by editing a file. The file is located in the install location of the Teams installer, by default is it here:
1 %programfiles% (x86)\Teams Installer\setup.json The contents of the file should be as follows:
Office Update Manager for 365/2019 I’ve overhauled Office Update Utility and have improved the reporting. It also includes all the same improvements that the other refactored utilities have.
2020-03-03: Version 20.03.01 ‘Crosshair’ New features:
Refactored code. Fully backwards compatible. Added ASCII banner art when run in the console. Added option to disable the ASCII banner art. Config report matches design of Image Factory Utility. Office Update Utility can be downloaded from:
If you use Microsoft Teams you may want to be able to send information from external services. There are many apps that can be added to teams to accomplish this but what if you have an internal system or custom script and you want it’s output to be sent to Teams? Well, there’s an app for that too. You can add the Incoming Webhook app to your Teams instance and configure where and who it should deposit information as.
Microsoft Office Update Manager Office Update Utility is available from:
GitHub The Microsoft PowerShell Gallery Please consider supporting my work:
Support with a one-time donation using PayPal. Please report any problems via the ‘issues’ tab on GitHub.
Thanks
-Mike
Features and Requirements This utility will check for and download update files for Microsoft Office. It can also remove old update files. This utility requires the Office Deployment Tool a free download available here.