Then log in as Admin and run the MTR Update script again which caused the Skype PowerShell error. Plug a keyboard into your MTR (no touch screen), login to Skype Account and press Windows Key 5 times in a row. In the meantime Graham has found a solution (which I would never imagined) to get the first approach running: For instance, if you work from home or another location and you want to. It worked immediately and I could upgrade to 4.8.31.0 On Windows 10, Skype comes with an option to record calls directly from the app, which can come in handy in many situations. So I had a short and very conversation with Graham Walsh in a Microsoft Teams Team and found an older approach in Skype Room System Deployment Kit” his excellent Blog to use Skype Rooms Systems Deployment Kit. Please reboot the system, and run this script without signing the Skype user out.” Run Microsoft Teams Rooms Update Script without pressing Windows KeyĪt this point I didn’t know how to run this script as a different user, Skype for Business (SfB) – I was running it elevated as an Admin “Prerequisite: The Skype user must be logged in for this script to work correctly. My expectation was to get Lenovo ThinkSmart Hub updated in Teams Admin Center (TAC) but I found out quickly that there are manual steps to follow.Ī newer approach is to download this MTR PowerShell script and run it. When I have received a Lenovo ThinkSmart Hub (2nd Generation) last week, one of my first actions after adding it to Teams Admin Center and to a Microsoft Teams Rooms was – you might know my answer already: yes, updating to the latest version of Microsoft Teams Rooms.
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