New in Omni - How To Install Microsoft Teams

New in Omni - How To Install Microsoft Teams

Welcome to the world of Microsoft Teams, a powerful collaboration platform that brings together chat, video meetings, file sharing, and more, all in one place. To get started and unlock the full potential of Teams on your Windows PC, you'll need to download and install the application. Follow the simple steps below on how to download Microsoft Teams on your PC and start collaborating seamlessly.


Step 1. Download Microsoft Teams for Desktop

You access the Download Microsoft Teams for Windows website by going to: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-teams/download-app. You can also access the Microsoft Teams application through the Microsoft Store on your Windows Computer by going to: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/XP8BT8DW290MPQ?hl=en-US&gl=US&ocid=pdpshare or searching for 'Microsoft Teams' in the Microsoft Store and clicking on the Download Microsoft Teams for Windows or Install Option.
 

Step 2. Open the Downloaded File

After successfully downloading Microsoft Teams, you can then open your File Explorer Folder, go to the Downloads section, and double-click on the Downloaded MS Teams File to launch it.
 

Step 3. Sign in with Omni Information

Once you have successfully launched or opened Microsoft Teams, there should be a 'Sign In to Microsoft Teams' window that opens. Within the Sign In section, you will sign in with your Omni Email and password. Then authenticate MFA as needed. If you need assistance on how to authenticate through MFA, you can review this article: Microsoft Authenticator - Setting Permissions.
Please note: If during the installation or sign-in process you are prompted to automatically sign in to all desktop apps on this device, please select "no, this app only". Choosing "Yes, all apps" will cause a "device management could not be enabled error." If you do accidentally choose "Yes, all apps," you will need to uninstall, reinstall Microsoft Teams, and make sure you select "No, this app only" at the prompt.