![]() Not sure how you're supposed to do this with the new Admin Center but I reported it as an issue and maybe MS will advise where it's located in the new center. I used the link for the Old Admin Center - it popped up when I was searching for solutions, and I was able to turn this back on from the old 'Service Settings | User software'. ![]() Whichever choices you make, they apply to all users in your organization."īut searching the admin center only gives me options to setup subscriptions and turn on Skype for Business for the organization and the users, which I've already done. The choices you make on the Manage user software through Office 365 page determine which software users can install from the Software page in Office 365. "As an Office 365 admin, you can control which Office software your users can download and install from Office 365. I find references to 'Manage user software in Office365' but there is no location like this on the new Admin Center that I can find. I have searched around and cannot find where this setting is now located. Contact your admin for more information about how to get Skype for Business in your organization. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to reply to this post. To install Skype for Android: Click here. ![]() To install Skype for Windows desktop: Click here. For concerns with regards to Skype for Business: Click here. ![]() Your admin has turned off Skype for Business installs. Skype for Business is different from a regular Skype, you need to have a separate account for both application. In the old Admin center there was a setting where you determined what software could be installed. Long ago when I originally setup Office 365 I didn't think Skype for Business was something we'd be using. ![]()
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