As an administrator, if you want to access a specific version of the app, use one of the following links:

• Localized versions:

  • 32-bit version https://binaries.webex.com/WebexTeamsDesktop-Windows-Gold/Webex_x86.msi

  • 64-bit version https://binaries.webex.com/WebexTeamsDesktop-Windows-Gold/Webex.msi

• Non-localized versions:

  • 32-bit version https://binaries.webex.com/WebexTeamsDesktop-Windows-Gold/Webex_x86_en.msi

  • 64-bit version https://binaries.webex.com/WebexTeamsDesktop-Windows-Gold/Webex_en.msi

Webex App installs to the same system folder every time it's updated to a new version.

To view what version of Webex App is installed, see Find Your App Version. Administrators can check what version of the app their users have by running the Messaging App Version Report, see Reports for your Cloud Collaboration portfolio

Installing

To install the Webex App, users don't need to have administrator access privileges on their machine.

Webex App can be installed either per machine or per user and can be installed by users or IT administrators. When users install Webex App they can download the app and then open the Webex.msi file to install it. The browser automatically detects if the users operating system is 32-bit or 64-bit and downloads the correct version of Webex App. By default, the app is installed in the following folder %LocalAppData%\Programs\Cisco Spark.

Administrators, can run the installer with additional privileges and then they can choose per machine installation and the installation directory.

• Localized versions:

  • 32-bit version https://binaries.webex.com/WebexTeamsDesktop-Windows-Gold/Webex_x86.msi

  • 64-bit version https://binaries.webex.com/WebexTeamsDesktop-Windows-Gold/Webex.msi

• Non-localized versions:

  • 32-bit version https://binaries.webex.com/WebexTeamsDesktop-Windows-Gold/Webex_x86_en.msi

  • 64-bit version https://binaries.webex.com/WebexTeamsDesktop-Windows-Gold/Webex_en.msi

To install all components of the Webex App in one go, use this bundled installer:

• https://binaries.webex.com/Webex-Desktop-Windows-x64-Combined-Gold/WebexBundle.msi

For bulk installations, you must use the non-localized version of the MSI file with a third-party distribution mechanism to bulk install Webex App to select users or computers. Users can still use the app in their preferred language.

If you use any other version of the MSI file, this could result in major issues uninstalling the app.

When you install Webex App with the MSI file, you can add the following command line parameters. When you use the ALLUSERS=1 property to specify a per machine installation, you must have administration access privileges.

• Silent installation

  You can include /quiet and there is no user interaction. For example: msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi /quiet.

• ACCEPT_EULA

  You can choose to accept the end user license agreement for users and users won't get a prompt to accept the end user license agreement. For example: msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi ACCEPT_EULA=TRUE ALLUSERS=1.

  The end user license agreement is not displayed if either of the following registry entries are set to eula-disabled HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\CiscoCollabHost\Eula Setting HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\WOW6432Node\CiscoCollabHost\Eula Setting

• AUTOSTART_WITH_WINDOWS

  When installing Webex App, if you have administration access privileges, you can specify that Webex App will automatically start with Windows using the AUTOSTART_WITH_WINDOWS=true property. If you don't specify the property option, the default value is set as true.

  • Specify that Webex App will automatically start with Windows. For example: msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi AUTOSTART_WITH_WINDOWS=true ALLUSERS=1.

    The checkbox in Settings will be grayed out for all users, you must have administration access privileges to change this option.

  • Specify that Webex App won't automatically start with Windows. For example: msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi AUTOSTART_WITH_WINDOWS=false ALLUSERS=1.

    Users can select or deselect the checkbox in Settings themselves.

• DEFAULT_THEME

  If you have administrator access, you can specify the theme used for the Webex App. If you don't specify the property option, the default value is set as dark. Users can choose to change the theme in settings.

  • Specify the light theme for Webex App.

    For example, msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi DEFAULT_THEME="Light" ALLUSERS=1

  • Specify the dark theme for Webex App.

    For example, msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi DEFAULT_THEME="Dark" ALLUSERS=1

• DELETEUSERDATA

  By default, when you run the installer to update the Webex App, any user database or log files are retained. If you want to remove these files you can include the command line parameter: DELETEUSERDATA=1.

  For example, msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi DELETEUSERDATA=1 ALLUSERS=1.

• EMAIL

  You can specify an email for a user and Webex App uses the email to sign that user in to the Webex App. When your organization uses an authentication method, for example Kerberos, the user is automatically signed into Webex App.

  For example: msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi EMAIL=acassidy@example.com ALLUSERS=1.

  This parameter also supports two system attributes for dynamically obtaining the user email address: Active Directory’s User Principal Name (UPN) and sAMAccountName from legacy versions of Windows. Those can be used as follows on a machine with a UPN domain:

  msiexec /i Webex.msi EMAIL=$userPrincipalName ALLUSERS=1

  msiexec /i Webex.msi EMAIL=$SAMAccountName ALLUSERS=1

• ENABLEOUTLOOKINTEGRATION

  When installing Webex App, if you have administration access privileges, you can specify that Webex App will register with Microsoft Outlook for presence integration with Windows using the ENABLEOUTLOOKINTEGRATION=1 property. If you don't specify the property option, the default value is set as false.

  • Specify that Webex App will register with Microsoft Outlook for presence integration on Windows.

    For example: msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi ENABLEOUTLOOKINTEGRATION=1 ALLUSERS=1.

    Users can select or deselect the checkbox in Settings themselves.

  • Specify that Webex App won't register with Microsoft Outlook for presence integration on Windows.

    For example: msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi ENABLEOUTLOOKINTEGRATION=0 ALLUSERS=1.

    The checkbox in Settings will be grayed out for all users, you must have administration access privileges to change this option.

• FORCELOCKDOWN

  When installing the bundled components for Webex App, if you have administrative privileges, you can choose to lock the version of the app that is used to join meetings, if the version is compatible with the site version. Use the command line FORCELOCKDOWN=LockWhenCompatible

• INSTALL_ROOT

  Choose a different folder to install the app using a command line parameter. For example: msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi INSTALL_ROOT="C:\Program Files" ALLUSERS=1.

• INSTALLWV2

  Install Microsoft's WebView2 embedded browser while installing Webex using the INSTALLWV2 command line parameter. WebView2 will be required for proper operation of Webex beginning in June, 2022. Learn more about WebView2 and Webex.

  For example: msiexec /i c:\work\Webex.msi INSTALLWV2=1

Running the App

Webex App has its own automatic update solution that is independent from the Windows operating system. The app can automatically update without the knowledge of the Windows operating system, so the installed version of the app may be different from the version the user sees while using the app.

To uninstall the app use msiexec /x Webex.msi.

The path of the .msi file depends on where it was used during installation. For this command to work, the .msi file must be present in the specified location.