It looks like there is no way to avoid launching the application if it's actually installed, or to sign in as a guest. The issue: someone invites you to a meeting, but you don't have a Lync/SfB account, thus you need to join the meeting as an external guest by clicking on the meeting link you received however, the application is actually installed on your computer, as part of the Office 2013 package in this scenario, clicking the meeting link will automatically launch the application, but then it will get stuck on asking you for sign in information, which you don't have. Under Personal, click Security, and then click the. On the Apple menu, click System Preferences.
A symptom of this problem is that Lync times out while you are trying to sign in. I've stumbled upon a bizarre problem with Skype for Business 2015 (the client application, previously known as Lync 2013 but automatically upgraded to SfB 2015 by some Office update) maybe I'm missing something, but I'm unable to find a solution, hence this question. Solution: Confirm that your firewall settings are not blocking incoming connections for Lync.
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