- #DELETE SKYPE FOR BUSINESS ACCOUNT FROM REGISTRY INSTALL#
- #DELETE SKYPE FOR BUSINESS ACCOUNT FROM REGISTRY UPGRADE#
Currently, there is no user interface for administrative installations, so the target directory must be passed on the command line. In addition, another (smaller) msi file is generated in the target directory, which clients can then use to perform a local installation. The files get unpacked into the target directory (which should be a network directory), but no other modification is made to the local system. Msiexec /a SkypeSetup.msi TARGETDIR=c:\temp\skype * Use the following command to initiate an "administrative" (network) installation: + IEPlugin - the Internet Explorer plugin + Phone - the Skype executable with preloaded graphics and contacts. The set of features for the Skype installer is * A number of properties allow selection of features to be installed, reinstalled, or removed.
#DELETE SKYPE FOR BUSINESS ACCOUNT FROM REGISTRY INSTALL#
By default, the non-interactive installation install the package just for the current user. * Adding ALLUSERS=1 causes an installation for all users. Msiexec /i SkypeSetup.msi INSTALLDIR=c:\temp\skype * The property INSTALLDIR determines the root directory of the Skype installation. Note the extra parameters to the installation string to eliminate the installation of everything except the Skype application and Start/Send To shortcuts. Skype for Business 5.5 System ConfigurationĪdding these additional install commands into your WPKG package will modify the registry to disable automatic updates (DisableVersionCheck), disable supernodes (DisableSupernode) and disable Skype running at login by default.Īdding these additional install commands into your WPKG package will modify the registry to disable automatic updates (DisableVersionCheckPolicy), disable supernodes (DisableSupernodePolicy) and disable Skype running at login by default. This applies to 32-bit and 64-bit installations of Skype.
#DELETE SKYPE FOR BUSINESS ACCOUNT FROM REGISTRY UPGRADE#
When using the MSI installer, you may get an MSI error 1638 when doing a minor version upgrade (say from 5.0.152 to 5.0.156) (though this doesn't happen upgrading from for example 6.0.0.120 to 6.0.0.126), however since the product code doesn't change between minor versions, you can get around this by uninstalling based on the product code first, before running the normal installer like this:
The Skype IT Administrator's Guide, available from (but for Skype 4.2), includes a table of registry keys for controlling policies such as automatic updates and becoming a supernode. The MSI is still available as a direct download from. It used to be called Skype for Business and offered from the business download page, but Lync is now called Skype for Business and the old "Skype for Business" is just the Skype MSI installer. If you prefer to work with MSI files, Skype still offers an MSI installer. This is a silent installer for Skype version 5.5.
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