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UISuppressionMode in the registry does not affect Lync Client

I am using the C # Lync 2013 custom client that I just installed with recently. I need to develop a custom Lync client that allows for audio-video conferencing. I found a really well explained demo here .

In the code I discovered, it was discovered that I had to run Lync Client in UISuppressionMode to allow the new C # Client to watch the video. Therefore, I did some searches and found that this is the key in the registry that needed to be edited / created. And so I did as I found in this video . I started Lync and added the registry entry to a convenient location for Lync 2013.

Image of my registry Key and Value

After that, it had to be shut down and restarted.

But the client user interface started as if I hadn't changed anything. I am working on this watch without any corrections. I will also post it on the Lync forum, wanting the best.

UPDATE:

From MSDN:

You can set the Lync 2013 suppression mode when installing the Lync client. At the command prompt, run the Lync installation of .exe with the command line argument in the following table.

I tried using this setup for Lync online with this command, and the arguments are invalid.

Setup.exe /FullUisuppression

I downloaded the Lync Basic client from the Windows Download Center. Does not work.

lyncentry.exe /FullUisuppression

UPDATE 2:

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: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/jj933224%28v=office.15%29.aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/office/jj265332%28v=office.15%29.aspx

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