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Hi @bradk21,
Thank you for contacting us.
Feel free to check out the knowledge article about Intune user guide.
Hope it would be helpful.
Warm regards,
Hello @LIGMichael,
I'll try to summarize the situation here:
It is currently not possible to apply (import) the options file via command prompt if the client is already installed.
However, there is an alternative I might suggest:
1) You can uninstall TeamViewer from all devices
2) Deploy TeamViewer via the .msi file and add the .tvopt file to your deployment
We explain how to proceed in the following article under the section Configuration of installation:
Let me know if something is not clear. 😊
All the best,
/JeanK
Community Manager
Hello @safwa,
You need to place the .tvopt file in the same folder as the .msi file.
Then, the .tvopt file will apply to your deployment.
Hope this helped!
/JeanK
Community Manager
Hello @JeanK
Are you saying we can now just deploy the MSI with silent command and if we include the TVOP file in the same directory it will automatically import the settings?
This is correct, @85Bruce!
However, we always recommend using TeamViewer policies to manage your devices, as policies allow you to centrally manage your devices more efficiently.
Let me know if you have any questions about this topic.
/JeanK
Community Manager
Nothing in https://community.teamviewer.com/English/kb/articles/39639-mass-deployment-on-windows#configuration-of-installation mentioned the .tvopt file.
The WIndows MSI line of business app only pulls Teamviewer_Host.msi, how will it know to grab .tvoptfile?
@user45667 To apply the settings you exported in the .tvopt to your deployment, you need to place the folder in the same folder where your .msi is located.
You can find more information here: Export settings for Host deployment
/JeanK
Community Manager
That was a very bad respons. He ask about the tvopt file. Now where in that link is any information about that. If you don't have information that will help with the question ask. don't respond. I was looking for this to and now i fought there was a good answer.