Microsoft Teams Rooms
General

Autopilot Autologin

In brief

The Teams Rooms app has included automatic updates since April 2024, so the app update tool is no longer recommended for new deployments.

What Teams admins need to know

Review Intune configurations and consider unassigning the tool, except when deploying devices older than 2025.

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Step 4: Deploy Teams Rooms app update tool

Note

As of November 2026, the app update tool is no longer a recommended step in the deployment process for Autopilot + Autologin. The Teams Rooms app has had the automatic update functionality included since April 2024, all new devices being deployed should have the feature included out of box.

If you have the app update tool still included in your Intune configuration it's recommended that you unassign it unless you're deploying devices older than 2025.

The Teams Rooms app update tool updates the Teams room app running on the device to a version that supports Windows Autopilot and Autologin. The update tool needs to be first downloaded, then uploaded to Intune, and deployed to the Teams Rooms on Windows devices. Although it's not required, use dynamic device groups. During the Windows Autopilot Enrollment Status Page (ESP), Intune installs the update tool to the Teams Rooms device and updates the Teams room app before it starts.

Going through these steps enables Intune to push the update tool to the Teams Rooms enrolling through Windows Autopilot. The update tool then automatically updates the Teams app on the device so it can automatically log in.