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#GOTOMEETING DESKTOP APP NOT IN START MENU INSTALL#

Once GoToMeeting has been installed for all users on the machine, by default the automatic upgrades feature will be used to get updated versions as they are released and remove older ones (i.e., it is not necessary to install subsequent version updates via MSI). Installing via MSI is an advanced feature that requires administrator-level permissions on the target computer(s). To run sessions using the version installed by the MSI, your GoToMeeting account must have the same version set on the server. If the active version is not available on your computer, it will be automatically downloaded and installed when you log in and start a session. The active version is set by your GoToMeeting admin on our GoToMeeting server. You may have multiple GoToMeeting versions installed from Windows Installer (MSI) files on your computer. This way of installation can be useful to admins who want to create a single OS image including GoToMeeting, which is then distributed to multiple computers. The MSI supports installation for all users on the machine or for only the current user. GoToMeeting can also be installed for all users on the machine by running the MSI manually.

To deploy GoToMeeting to multiple computers, domain admins can create a group policy object (GPO) and link it to the network using the domain controller (Windows Server). This is a convenient way for network domain admins to deploy and install the GoToMeeting desktop app to thousands of users or computers throughout the network.

Domain admins can automatically install GoToMeeting on multiple computers using the GoToMeeting MSI.

#GOTOMEETING DESKTOP APP NOT IN START MENU INSTALL#

Gotomeeting desktop app not in start menu