I checked in the Windows Control Panel and indeed there was no audio device configured. The day before the course, I fired up the virtual machine to test making a phone call in Lync and a message appeared saying that there was no audio device. It consists of Windows 7 and Office 2013 and I’ve even created a user with the same name as my work login so that the user paths (c:\users\username) matches. However, should there be a tech-fail in either of these areas, I wouldn’t be able to run the course.Īs a backup, I’ve created a virtual machine on my iMac that mimics the work environment. As long as my work laptop can connect to the WiFi at home and then connect to the corporate network (via VPN), I can deliver the training. On this particular day I was working from home. I deliver this course regularly as a virtual course using Webex and usually deliver it using my work laptop (running Windows 7). Last week I was delivering some training on how to use the audio features of Microsoft Lync (the Windows version).
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