Plug-in installed but unable to use audio, video and sharing

You may need to change your browser settings to allow ActiveX controls.

Important: If you're unable to change ActiveX settings, you might not have permission to and you should check with your workplace technical support.

To turn off ActiveX filtering for a single session in Internet Explorer:

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To adjust ActiveX control settings in Internet Explorer:

  1. Tap or click the Tools button, and then tap or click Internet options.
  2. On the Security tab, tap or click Custom level, and then under ActiveX controls and plug-ins, review these settings:
  3. Tap or click OK, and then tap or click OK again.
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Firewall warning when joining a meeting from Lync Web App

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In the Windows Firewall security alert, it’s OK to select Cancel if you don’t have administrator privileges on your computer.

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Change the plug-in’s default domain trust setting

When installing the plug-in, you’re given the option to trust the domain that loads the plug-in.

If you selected Always allow the plug-in for this domain but want to change that option, follow these steps:

On Windows Operating Systems

  1. Select Microsoft Lync Web App Plug-in from the list of installed programs in Control Panel, and click Uninstall.
  2. The next time you join a meeting with Lync Web App, select Allow to trust the plug-in domain for just that meeting.

On Macintosh Operating Systems

  1. Open ~LibraryPreferencesrtcpal_registry.reg in the text editor.
  2. Navigate to [HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREMICROSOFTLWAX8615.1ALLOWEDDOMAINS]
  3. Delete the line for the domain you want to stop trusting. For example, to stop trusting the domain Contoso.com, delete the line 'Lync.Contoso.com'='
  4. The next time you join a meeting with Lync Web App, select Allow to trust the plug-in domain for just that meeting.

I’ve tried everything and still can’t install the plug-in

Your organization’s computer policies might be preventing the plug-in installation. To resolve this issue, contact your workplace technical support.