Install Microsoft Teams Client on Windows 10 Computers for Automatic Upgrade

Ensure Automatic Installation of Microsoft Teams Client on Windows 10 Computers

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Question

Your company has a Microsoft 365 tenant that uses Microsoft Skype for Business Online.

All users connect to Skype for Business Online by using computers that run Windows 10

You plan to upgrade all the users from Skype for Business Online to Microsoft Teams.

You need to ensure that the Microsoft Teams client is installed automatically on all the computers.

What should you do from the Teams admin center?

Answers

A. From the Messaging policies settings, modify the Global (Org-wide default) messaging policy.

B. From Org-wide settings, configure the Teams upgrade settings.

C. From Teams apps, add an App setup policy.

D. From the Teams policies settings, modify the Global (Org-wide default) Teams policy.

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A. B. C. D.

The correct answer is B. From Org-wide settings, configure the Teams upgrade settings.

Explanation:

To ensure that the Microsoft Teams client is automatically installed on all computers, you need to configure the Teams upgrade settings from the Teams admin center. This can be done by following these steps:

Log in to the Microsoft Teams admin center with your admin credentials.
In the left pane, click on "Org-wide settings."
Click on "Teams upgrade" in the center pane.
Under "Upgrade mode," select "Islands mode."
Under "Upgrade settings," select "Automatically upgrade users in Islands mode."
Click on "Save" to save the changes.

This configuration will automatically upgrade all users from Skype for Business Online to Microsoft Teams and install the Teams client on all computers running Windows 10.

Option A is incorrect because modifying the Global (Org-wide default) messaging policy does not address the requirement to install the Microsoft Teams client automatically on all computers.

Option C is incorrect because adding an App setup policy is not relevant to the requirement of installing the Microsoft Teams client automatically on all computers.

Option D is incorrect because modifying the Global (Org-wide default) Teams policy does not address the requirement to install the Microsoft Teams client automatically on all computers.

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