Client Registry Keys – Part One (General & Personal Tab)
Client Registry Keys – Part Two (Contacts List & Status Tab)
Client Registry Keys – Part Three (My Picture & Phones Tab)
Client Registry Keys – Part Four (Alerts, Persistent Chat & Ringtones and Sounds)
Client Registry Keys – Part Five (Audio Device, Video Device, Call Forwarding, File Saving, Recording & Lync Meetings)
Client Registry Keys – Part Six (IM Tab)
My Picture Tab
| Description | Reg Key | Values | Client Policy |
| Hide my picture | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Show my picture | N/A | N/A | N/A |
All of the picture settings appear to be stored in the database. I’ll go hunting for those at a later time.
You can control some of this via client policy. You can use the DisplayPhoto policy with these settings.
NoPhoto – Photos are not displayed in Lync 2013.
PhotosFromADOnly – Only photos that have been published in Active directory.
AllPhotos – Photos from AD or URL are disabled.
Phones Tab
| Description | Reg Key | Values | Client Policy |
| My Phone Numbers | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Turn on TTY Mode | EnableTTY | 0/1 | N/A |
| Join meeting audio from | JoinAudioConferenceFrom | 0/1/2 … * | N/A |
| Before I join meetings… | AllowOverridingDeviceAtJoinTime | 0 – Automatically Join 1 – Prompt on Join |
N/A |
* 0 = Do not join audio. 1 = Lync. 2 and higher are other numbers listed. For my client 2 is work and 3 is mobile.
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Hi! I there any way to hide the message preview from notification pop-up (toast)?
In Lync 2010 this was possible, not in 2013 the option seems gone.
Thanks a lot!
None that I’m aware of anymore. Maybe look at using SuperToast for this function?