Windows 10: Lync Addon Notice

Has anyone seen this? I didn't install it so it must have been installed by Windows. This is a bare bones installation without any apps installed by me.





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Win8 Phone + Lync 2013 + Bluetooth static

I have noticed static on my Bluetooth device when using Lync 2013 for a call. I experience no issues with the Bluetooth when NOT on a lync call, so I believe the issue is with Lync. I've also noticed, if I switch from Bluetooth to Speakerphone and back
to Bluetooth, the audio is fine again.



In each case, the audio is fine to start, then degrades after about 15 minutes.



Wondering if anyone else has experienced this?

 

Lync 2010

Same problem here.

We were using and installing the LYNC client for WP7.5 for quite awhile now.

Just got 50 new NOKIA LUMIA 900s in and noticed, that LYNC is not available for installation on the Marketplace anymore (when you are logged in with your Live ID).

When you are not logged in LYNC appears in the search, though.

I got an update for LYNC yesterday on my LUMIA 900 which installed fine.

On another 900, i had to uninstall LYNC and now I can't get it on there anymore since it's not available.



Please let us know when this is fixed - This is business critical.



Thank you.

 

You can disable it

http://www.herongyang.com/Windows/IE...er-Helper.html

 

Thanks, Dude. I don't know why I didn't think of that right off. I've disabled addons before. *Smile

 

No worries, I do that all the time. I do not have that addon. I'm wondering why you got it.

 

It comes with Office, I got it when I installed OneNote 2013(the desktop version, not the modern app)

Edit: It's supposed to be fazed out soon for Skype I believe.

 

Not exactly, Lync is being renamed to Skype for Business.

 

Hmmmmmmm, I just installed Office 365 this morning (after a clean install of the "official" Preview). And, coincidentally, my first glimpse of this was this morning!

Did this ever pop up in Windows 7 or 8.1 when installing OneNote 2013?

Yes, an announcement was made approximately a month ago that Skype will replace Lync. Right now, the apps are in transition and are causing all kinds of havoc among business users. For consumers not so much. *Smile

And . . . wait for it . . . there's a Skype addon in the folder along with Lync. I didn't bother it yet, because I may decide to use Skype at some point, if for no reason other than to test it.

Thanks, Cliff! I am now off to complain! *Smile

 

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