Customizing the visual backdrop during video calls to enhance privacy or presentation
%appdata% should take you to Roaming. The full path would be:
C:\Users<userid>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Teams
This browser is no longer supported.
Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support.
I had the option to turn on "show background effects" during a MS teams meeting. It was working great. Then one day the option is gone and all I can do is turn on blur. But other users in my company are able to use the feature. I logged into a Staging tenant to test and the option is there but when I go to my Companies production tenant it is not available. But it is for other users. Microsoft has not rolled out any MS Teams controls around the background so not sure how my setting is missing and others have it.
Customizing the visual backdrop during video calls to enhance privacy or presentation
Locked Question. This question was migrated from the Microsoft Support Community. You can vote on whether it's helpful, but you can't add comments or replies or follow the question.
%appdata% should take you to Roaming. The full path would be:
C:\Users<userid>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Teams
We could figure out which files are making the feature available again.
You have just to copy:
You can proceed as follows:
Same issue as above. Works on other computers with my login. Just not the one I mainly use. Installed and re-installed Teams.
Hi, thanks for the response. This is not the case in my situation. The feature was rolled out to our tenant and it was working on my computer. Then one day the feature was gone. My other co-workers have the feature. Also, if I go to another computer the feature is there and works. It is not working on my current work laptop. I was looking for some assistance on how to fix on the local client. I have removed Teams and re-installed it and the same result. No Backgrounds.
Steve
I have a ticket open with Microsoft support that is going now where, but I did find a work around.
If you copy the Teams folder (%appdata%\Microsoft\Teams) from the machine of someone who has the feautre (or from where you logged into another machine and had the feature) to the machine that is not working, the feature comes back. Make sure Teams and Outlook (because of the add-in) are both closed when you copy the folder over.
I have also found that if you (back it up first) delete this Teams folder and let it re-build auomatically, the feature will go missing again (which sounds like the scenario many are describing).
I am also having the same issue above. It is not working on my main work computer but it does work on 3 other computers when signed in with the same account.