Which Is The Microsoft Lync For Windows 7

Asked By Jason D Robbins 0 points N/A Posted on - 11/25/2017

I want to get a Microsoft Lync for my windows but I don’t know which one to download. I want to know which Microsoft Lync for Windows 7 is best suited.

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Answered By Steven Chang 0 points N/A #306469

Which Is The Microsoft Lync For Windows 7

Microsoft Lync helps you in formulating, planning, designing, administration, management of servers, etc. it helps you in understanding various latest Lync solutions. There can be 2 Microsoft Lync servers that are-

1.) Microsoft Lync 2010

2.) Microsoft Lync 2013

Best suited to keep your server up to date will be Microsoft Lync 2013 for your windows. Download and install Microsoft Lync 2013 for better performance. Similarly applies to Windows 8.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #307116

Which Is The Microsoft Lync For Windows 7

If you want to try Microsoft Lync on your computer, you can try Microsoft Lync Basic 2013. This version supports Windows 7 Service Pack 1 and Windows 8. If you are using Microsoft Windows 7 but you don’t have Service Pack 1 yet, download Windows 7 Service Pack 1. This is the latest and only Service Pack update for Microsoft Windows 7.

After updating your Windows 7 to Service Pack 1, download Platform Update for Windows 7 to enhance the performance and add features to your operating system. This version of the Microsoft Lync requires 2 GB RAM and supports the following web browsers:

• Mozilla Firefox
• Windows Internet Explorer 6
• Windows Internet Explorer 7
• Windows Internet Explorer 8
• Windows Internet Explorer 9
• Windows Internet Explorer 10

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