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Thanks, this worked for me.
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I recently went on vacation and accessed Teams from my tablet for the first time by installing the Teams app. Now I am back at work and using my work laptop. Even though I have signed out of the Teams app on my tablet and removed my work account from all Microsoft apps on my tablet, my Teams status is still stuck as "Out of Office." How can I change it to "Available?"
Things I have tried:
Note that my Skype and Outlook status is correctly set to "Available." I'm at a complete loss and would really like help with this.
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Thanks, this worked for me.
One of our users has their status set as "Available, Out of Office" and the out of office reply she had set in Outlook for her meeting this morning has been turned off in Outlook, but is still displaying in Teams. The meeting has passed and there are no other meetings on her calendar today. She has tried several times to reset her status or change it, then change it back to Available, yet the out of office reply persists. Help.
The fix doesn't work for me, it seems Teams is pulling from the automatic reply setting for Outlook and this is causing the issue. I've disabled the setting on outlook yet still teams is showing it. Why is it set up this way? They are two separate programmes, sometimes you may want an email reply to automatically state something but you are working normally on Teams - it doesn't make sense to have them linked, its making an assumption that the automatic reply means you are unavailable.
Hi - I have found that if you change your Status Message in Teams it will sync immediately when this happens then you can delete the message and all will be accurate.
Click your image, click "Set status message" and type something manually - note this will overwrite the out of office reply that is pulling from Outlook, but only in Teams it will not write back to Outlook.
When you click "Done" Teams will refresh. You can then delete the message (again it will not overwrite what is in Outlook, just what Teams "saw" when reading back to outlook.
Sometimes Teams needs a little push to catch up.
Hope this helps!
I agree, and this is still an issue. Now I am sitting here explaining to everyone that Teams has a bug and I can't change my status after I made a mistake and put out of office today and tomorrow. I have turned off everything and it is still stuck, definitely a bug.