I was signed into Skype as my own account and, after we got upgraded to Teams, I would face “Great news – go to Teams” message every time I start Skype. I had two Skype accounts: one from my company and another one from, uhm, a partner. Why would you need to do that? This is my story.
If the SkypePath entry doesn't exist, go to step 5.Anyone have any idea how to log out of Skype when your only option is to “Go to Teams”? Daryl “Always Raising” LaBar The value in the Data column will tell you where Skype is installed on the computer. In the main pane of the Registry Editor window, you should see an entry that is named SkypePath.
If the registry key doesn't exist, Skype isn't installed on the computer. If the registry key exists, select the Phone folder. In the navigation pane of the Registry Editor window, look for the following registry key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Skype\Phone Select Start, select Run, type regedit in the Open window, and then select OK. To check whether Skype is already installed on your PC, follow these steps: If you have Skype installed on your PC already, either directly from Skype website or through a preinstalled version on your PC, you'll receive the latest version of Skype through Microsoft Update. To make it simple and fast for Skype users to upgrade to the latest version of Skype for Windows, we've integrated Skype into Microsoft Update.
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