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Wait I have a question there is something weird on Teams because now it registers that I'm on a meeting even though I left the meeting a while a go
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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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Wait I have a question there is something weird on Teams because now it registers that I'm on a meeting even though I left the meeting a while a go
I'm having the exact same issue, and my calendar for today is blank (lucky me) so therefore it is not the 'still not fixed bug' of any appointment/meeting (whether accepted or not) being set as Out of Office.
I think this is simply a bug whereby Teams doesn't realise my Out of Office in Outlook is now off!
Any danger of Microsoft fixing this?
My wife has just informed me that they are continuously having the same issue at her place of work too.
I am having this issue right now. I went Out of Office last Friday, and today I came back to work. As soon as I opened Outlook, I turn off the automatic reply. But the OOO message is stuck in Teams. I have no calendar meeting indicating otherwise, and I have tried everything mentioned here.
*****UPDATE: ISSUE SOLVED: It seems like it updates by itself, after a while (2 hours in my case).*****
My process will solve your problem.
Set up a temporary out of office notice with a start and end time close to the time you create it. It will only display for a few minutes. Outlook gives you the option to display the out of office only at certain times. Set it to start at 8:45 am whatever time is closest to when you are setting it up and then set the time for it to stop displaying at the next available time. The longest it might be up is 15 minutes but it solves the problem by turning the OOO off at the time it is scheduled to turn off.