(can't seem to find a switch reference anywhere) You can grumble. What can I do to switch setups for Office 365, 32 and/or 64 flavors? Oh, and can you please provide some feedback? With previous versions of Office, there were command-line setup switches to control the otherwise delinquent setups here. Weird that for one or two Office installations, an Adobe product installed on the system hides the popups!īut really just UNDERLINES that Office 365 Setup undermines Windows security. And yes, never too long to wait until Office crashes.
Microsoft lync 2013 64bit 64 Bit#
The home EFI 64 bit Windows desktop, you are stuck with endless popups and/or an event log bloated with errors, a sure indication that the Office installation has damaged and/or destabilized Windows.
Microsoft lync 2013 64bit 32 bit#
If 32 bit or if 64 bit Office, then similar popups/blocking because 64 platform not compatible. Some things the LWA does not do It is not designed to log into to use as your client because there is no contact list, presence, search for contact no meeting recording you can think of LWA as the conversation window part of the Lync client Some final notes: due to the functionality of the LWA there is not a Lync 2013 branded Attendee client. Problem is specifically OFFICE on the new EFI 64 bit home desktop platforms.
But feedback to bring there is a first step. Microsoft support with a Premium $149 contract and/or R&D Case ticket seem like the only Is adobe support going to take over here? -). Yes, and IE11 Moderator wants it posted in Office 365 forums, where I am unable to login. Until Adobe Acrobat 11 from Creative Cloud is installed, when everything 'Microsoft' runs without issues.Īre we supposed to buy Adobe Creative Cloud AND Microsoft Office 365, so that Office 365 installs and runs properly?
Microsoft lync 2013 64bit pdf#
Microsoft? Or is it Adobe? Are Microsoft and Adobe corporations merging into one Cloud service?Ĭlarify: All PDF add-ons etc, AND Microsoft Office Lync browser module are disabled by IE11 (though some IE11 add-ons are listed in Internet Explorer Gallery) Please tell us, who owns Microsoft Internet Explorer and Microsoft Office 365? Currently have Windows 7 64-bit, SP1 installed. Resolved by installing Acrobat 11 from Adobe Creative Cloud Microsoft browser IE11 conflict in Microsoft Lync browser module Microsoft made the new browser, so now we wait for developers to catch up? Look a little closer and things (?) only get more confusing. "Several add-ons aren't compatible with Internet Explorer's enhanced security features and have been disabled."Īdjusting for "enhanced security" surely involves both Microsoft and Add-On developers. Only indication of cause that I can see is this, in Windows 8.1 IE11: Now we have an Office 365 32-bit installation's Lync browser module conflict onīecause Microsoft is quietly dropping, Choose the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Office, and moving on? Testing was performed for both internal and external users. Related post: Internet Explorer 11 PDF Add-On? The Microsoft Lync 2013 Server was tested with Voice, IM, Persistent Chat (Group Chat), Presence, Desktop Collaboration and Audio Visual (AV) conferencing applications.