Teams in AVD Best Practice?
Hello all, We currently have teams issues related to Teams Updates. I was wondering if there is a best-practice for teams deployment on AVD Multi Session Hosts with FS-Logix (without administative rights for users). Is the New Teams for VDI persistent per-machine installation the right one? How does the upgrade process look like (requires admin rights, complete uninstall/reinstall every 3 month)? Please let me know your best practice.New Teams - Media Optimization
Hi all, Looking to implement Media Optimization for the New teams on AVD, how do you verify this is working? to me, the about status does not show anything for media optimised on the new teams which makes me think this is not working. I have installed the latest version of Teams, RTC and I have set the following registry keys: Am I missing something? Thanks
Teams not working in Windows 11 AVD + FSLogix
I am currently setting up and testing a Windows 11 AVD environment for future use, but I am having trouble with getting Teams to work properly. When a user logs in for the first time I am able to log into Teams. When keeping it open for a couple of minutes the client will start having problems, like crashing, restarting, staying on the "Waiting on Teams" screen or just showing a full white Teams application window. When signing off from the AVD Session Host and signing in again Teams is not working either anymore. I have found out that Teams appears to be working fine when I exclude the user profile from using FSLogix. This is not a solution however. The problem seems very similair to Teams for Vdi & Fslogix - Microsoft Q&A, unfortunately the mentioned registry key is already present. Further information about the current setup: Image: Windows 11 Enterprise multi session Applied VDOT: GitHub - The-Virtual-Desktop-Team/Virtual-Desktop-Optimization-Tool: The script and configuration files in this repository provide an easy method to customize and apply performance related settings to virtual desktop environments. FSLogix: tested with versions 2105 and 2015 HF_01 Teams: Latest version installed with ALLUSER=1 and in combination with AVD Optimisations (WebRTC) I am very curious if anyone else has experienced problems like this.AVD Teams Video and Screen Sharing Dislocated
A high proportion of our 400 users on AVD are regularly experiencing issues when dialled into a Teams call in AVD with the video streams (either participants webcams or screen sharing) not lining up with the actual Teams application as if the image and application have become dislocated. We assume this is related to the use of WebRTC where the client 'draws' those streams on top of the AVD session. We note this issue started occurring more frequently since switching to the Teams 'new meeting experience'. After conducting a user survey, we discovered Teams video/screen sharing dislocation is one of the biggest bugbears amongst our user base along with the usual it crashes often, laggy, poor audio etc. Has anyone else experienced the dislocation issue? We have a Premier ticket logged with Microsoft and any evidence from the wider community would help put some weight behind this ticket and bump it up the priority queue.
Teams in AVD does not display video stream of all attendees and impact of monitor screen resolution
Teams on AVD does not display video streams of all attendees. For some reason, only the active speaker video is displayed and the rest of the space is just black. Secondly, on a 4K monitor, the video screen is not full and only partial cut-off view is displayed. This occurs for 1:1 or 1 to many calls. are both of these known issues? Shouldn't Teams display video of all users in the call?Teams on AVD - audio and video redirection requirements
For a secure AVD, one would disable all device redirections. However, such an AVD may not meet business requirements. Anyone know the minimum set of device redirection settings that needs to be enabled for Teams audio/video calls to function properly on the virtual host.
How do you enable screen or application sharing in Teams when it's a published app?
Hello, Is it possible to share an application when Teams is made available as a published app? The only available option is to share PowerPoint. We're looking to share Excel, Word, Adobe Reader, etc. Is this an option only in a published desktop?Teams meeting button missing in Outlook
Hey all After installing Teams on my Session host (w10 multi-session) it seems like Teams Meeting button is missing from Outlook. I researched this issue and it appears to be some regedit keys that's necessary for this behavior. I have uploaded a picture of my HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins\TeamsAddin.FastConnect Which is set to 3 but i still don't have the teams meeting button in Outlook. I noticed that under "add-ins" in Outlook, i have a section called "inactive addins" and Microsoft Teams Meeting Add-in for Microsoft Office is appears there. I have tried turning it on, which makes the button appear. BUT!, after i myself or my users restart Outlook. It disappears again... I installed Teams via per-machine via Powershell 'ALLUSER=1' Can anyone please, help me with this issue?Teams bandwith in an VDI environment
We offered a Microsoft Azure Stack HCI solution as a talking point to a customer with with 9 branches. They want (now with thin clients) with +/- 70 CCU via RDS to use office 365, sharepoint, an application in which building materials can be viewed in 3d and Teams Teams in particular has caused quite a few problems in the testing process because all teams run session through the RDS hosts and thus have to share the bandwidth, and that performs to cry. That is why it is thought to switch to FAT Customers to run teams locally with local bandwidth. Now the end user has also stated that they stand for VDI, and that is all possible according to Microsoft, but I expect that this will require a lot more computing power and that men will have the same challenge that all teams will have to share the bandwidth of the hosts session. If you then switch to FAT customers in order to solve the team problem, VDI does not have many advantages anymore, I think. Alle suggestions and help is appreciated. So the questions are, - should we suggest to them to stay with thin clients or change to fat clients. - what can we do to improve their thinclient / TEAMS experience?
